EJECT pressed only once.

[BrassEm]

G'day,

 

I have an arduino joystick that works as a standard windows joystick. I have allocated and tested it as working in windows 10 as a device switch and it is to be used for the EJECT button in DCS.

 

The EJECT keyboard press requires <CTRL + E> to be pressed three times to activate, however I need to press the joystick EJECT button ONLY ONCE to activate it, but this does not work.

 

Before re-inventing the wheel, has anyone got the EJECT input to work on one activation? More so with an input rather than a keypress?

 

Cheers,

[hannibal]

i have done it using two joystick mappers

 

using button 1, for example

you have to set one joystick mapping program to map as if the button 1 as the "left shift" key

 

and then you ALSO have to have the second mapping program to also map button 1 as the "E" key.

 

i like using controlMK and joy2key as a button mapper.

 

you are welcomed to try this (this is something i have not tested because my joysticks are stored away)

maybe you want to try to use one mapping program and only map button 1 as left shift, and also set in the DCS commands to set eject as "button 1" (again using button 1 as an example)

[Chic]

G'day,

 

I have an arduino joystick that works as a standard windows joystick. I have allocated and tested it as working in windows 10 as a device switch and it is to be used for the EJECT button in DCS.

 

The EJECT keyboard press requires <CTRL + E> to be pressed three times to activate, however I need to press the joystick EJECT button ONLY ONCE to activate it, but this does not work.

 

Before re-inventing the wheel, has anyone got the EJECT input to work on one activation? More so with an input rather than a keypress?

 

Cheers,

 

 

VoiceAttack

[BrassEm]

I have a microswitch connected up to this EJECT handle which runs through as a switch on an Arduino Joystick. I would like to only pull the handle once to activate the EJECT sequence in DCS rather than three times.

 

I was thinking it would be an edit to an input LUA file but did not find anything, hence my question if anyone else has found a solution.

 

[Chic]

Voice Attack will output [RCtrl + E times 3] in response to a single input from your Arduino joystick switch.

No voice command needed.

Edited November 4, 2017 by Chic

[BrassEm]

Voice Attack will output [RCtrl + E times 3] in response to a single input from your Arduino joystick switch.

No voice command needed.

 

Thanks Chic, that was exactly what I was looking for, and more with the voice recognition.

Edited November 4, 2017 by BrassEm

[Goblin]

Or you can program the arduino to give out repeated signals.

I built my ejection handle using a teensy and the MMJoy2 firmware.

When the handle is pulled, a switch closes and it sends repeated signals until I replace the handle again.

 

Here’s a link to my thread about a single eject command, which I still think should be implemented :)

 

https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=2934886&postcount=27

[Fisherman82]

i have done it using two joystick mappers

 

using button 1, for example

you have to set one joystick mapping program to map as if the button 1 as the "left shift" key

 

and then you ALSO have to have the second mapping program to also map button 1 as the "E" key.

 

i like using controlMK and joy2key as a button mapper.

 

you are welcomed to try this (this is something i have not tested because my joysticks are stored away)

maybe you want to try to use one mapping program and only map button 1 as left shift, and also set in the DCS commands to set eject as "button 1" (again using button 1 as an example)

I use joy2key for this to but I only use that and have it set up so it presses the buttons 20 times per second.

 

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