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Check with the USBServosPlus.exe in SIOC folder to see if limits have been changed.

I doubt that the servo limits and range changes by itself and certainly not by Oi4FS.

I would have done everything from scratch again.

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Just to clarify
The script for the 777 should be named PMDG B777-P3D.ssi

If you still have the problem do the following:

Make a zip file of your SIOC folder.
Copy the SIOC.zip file to your ONEDRIVE and make a share link for it and send to roarkrsp@gmail.com

There should be a OC.log or OiPMDG737.log in SIOC folder if you search for it after the driver has started.

The file is deleted if you close the driver.

I believe the NGXu has not implemented the 8.33 KHz spacing yet.

PMDG said they would implement it, but so far I belive it is only implemented in the MSFS PMDG 737 version.

If you have a OC.log or OiPMDG737.log file in SIOC, delete the file.

Then start MSFS and Oi4FS as you normally do with the DU switches set to NORM.

After 30 secs, check the log file.
What is the text in the log file?

What is the text in the PMDG B777.ini file you have in Oi4FS folder?

Verify that you have
OCP4777X.bmp
OCP4777X.exe
PMDG B777 v4.5.ssi

in Oi4FS folder

Looks like a SIOC issue and not a Oi4FS issue. Probably a timing issue that causes it. SIOC Monitor gives correct data, but the script "sees" something else, based on data from the SIOC server. If not already done: Try to change the Oi4Fs.ini line MIP,IDX31m2 to MIP,IDX31m1 and also the li...

OK my bad. I thought you had a Single MIP. Users with a Double MIP should not disable any script code for the MIP. I belive the issue you ahve, and some other is related to a timing issue. I just retested the driver and script with my hardware, and it works OK. If you look into SIOC's IOCPConsole yo...