CA commands for vehicle control

[Callsign112]

There are a number of commands listed in the CA controls options menu that I cannot get to work, or find which vehicle they are for. I have not tried them on all vehicles, but I have tried them on all types of vehicles. Something like "Engine Start/Stop" I think are just not modeled yet.

 

But does anyone know what vehicle "IFF Test", "Select Feed Slot 1", "Select Feed Slot 2", "Azimuth Correct Right, Left, Slow", "Elevation Correct Right, Left, Slow" are for? 

Thanks.

[Shadow KT]

6 hours ago, Callsign112 said:

There are a number of commands listed in the CA controls options menu that I cannot get to work, or find which vehicle they are for. I have not tried them on all vehicles, but I have tried them on all types of vehicles. Something like "Engine Start/Stop" I think are just not modeled yet.

 

But does anyone know what vehicle "IFF Test", "Select Feed Slot 1", "Select Feed Slot 2", "Azimuth Correct Right, Left, Slow", "Elevation Correct Right, Left, Slow" are for? 

Thanks.

IFF test is for SAM vehicles. You can try it out on the SA-13 for example. Feed slots are for autocannons, which have dual ammo feed. That way you can switch between AP and HE. The "slow" elevation corrections don't work. But the normal ones do. They adjust the range on your reticle for older vehicles. 

I am guessing the azimuth correction is for leading. Have never used it. But I am going to assume, that the "slow" commands don't work as well.

[Callsign112]

Thanks for the response. When you say older vehicles, you mean like a T-55? I will definitely try your examples tonight.

[Shadow KT]

19 hours ago, Callsign112 said:

Thanks for the response. When you say older vehicles, you mean like a T-55? I will definitely try your examples tonight.

Yes, the T-55 is one example. Basically vehicles, which do not have an Fire Control System, which automatically adjusts the reticle, when you laser range find. 

T-55, BMP-1/2, World War 2 vehicles, etc. For example on the T-55 and BMP-2, you have different range marks, for different types of ammo. You move the line to match the range scale for the ammo you are firing and you can then just put the thing on the thing, if you get what I mean.

In case of the "feed slot 1" and 2, you can try it on the LAV-25, BMP-2/3, M2A2, etc. It will switch between HE and AP on the autocannon.