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wow cool! i have about 4 such 12 pos switches. They all have the same behavior as you described. Then I will probably write to the support of them. Thanks for the feedback!

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Meanwhile the ButtonBox works

Hello Wayne, I have exactly the same behavior. Park Break does not work. Wing Fold works fine. Unfortunately I have not found a solution.

there will be about 14 Arduino Nano and 1 Leo Bodnar board

I'm using al laser with 130W. I dont own it. I just can use it. I'm designing everything with SOLIDWORKS. This is also a 3D CAD. From the panels I export a dxf and import it into Lightburn. The dxf contains 2 layers. One for the lasering contour an one for the engraving contour. Lightburn is the software that controls the laser. All I have to do now is set the power and speed of the laser for the two layers. Thats it.

UFC is working Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

Will be cool Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

Its 3mm acrylic sheet . Painted black. And lasered /engraved with a 120W laser Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

going to laser the new panels für the modified button box

opemhornet.com has all the files - for free

no they are 8in Aliexpress HDMI diplays for 30$ each https://de.aliexpress.com/item/4000255841162.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.6ef24c4dR5936F

New case in the making Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

I would like to display the status of the LTD/R switch via a flashing LED. In reality the LTD/R switch is a magnetic switch. I would use a normal switch instead of the magnetic switch, which does not remain in the on position, but goes back to the off position by a spring. (momentary switch) To see at a glance if the laser is "armed" I would like to show the armed state with a blinking LED. For this purpose there is the following line in the Control Reference in DCS BIOS: DcsBios::LED ltdRArm(0x74c4, 0x0100, PIN); this works as far as possible. How do I get this LED blinking?. How do I get that in the Arduino Sketch? Can someone help me?

I used these displays: https://www.waveshare.com/2.23inch-oled-hat.htm I separated the PCB from the display- it is connected with doublesided tape. Each one is connected as a standard SPI display to a separate arduino nano.

I redesigned the button box to fit a new UFC with functional displays. I move the DDI's next to the UFC. Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

Hi, I saw your Arduino code here and am trying to get my OLED's from the F/A-18 UFC to work with it. Actually I don't have much idea about Ardunio. With the help of your sketch I got the scratchpad working. I deleted everything except the lines for the scratchpad and ran the loops only 1 time. Das funktioniert soweit: https://www.facebook.com/1557214885/videos/10224354526881584/ What does not work is the control of the options displays. If I take your code directly, this is what happens when I make an input on the UFC. All displays are shown one after the other in the OLED display and that about 3 times in a row. What should the code look like if I want to use one Arduino Nano per Options Display? Can you help me with this? I would be super grateful for it. Greetings Ivor

Will add both DDI's Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

Where is the popcorn?

Displays will come later Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

Almost done Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

Progress Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

In my opinion the hardware recommendations from EA are far from sufficient. I have recently built a new PC. ASUS Maximus XII Hero motherboard Intel I9-10909K MSI RTX3800 NZXT Z73 aio water cooling 64GB RAM 2TB m.2 SSD 850W ASUS ROG Thor power supply This is enough to fly with highest settings in DCS with 50 - 100 FPS. And this in singleplayer well understood. Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

Some New pictures... Gesendet von meinem SM-G988B mit Tapatalk

Openhornet.com There are solidworks files