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If you had the COM digits issue during this test and there are no activation of any COM related variables, this looks to be a hardware issue in the Pedestal.

I would guess interferens in a cable, the connectors or the IDC card.

You can use IOCPConsole to check which SIOC variables are
activated when you use the ATC knobs.
Check also that you also havn't linked the COM1 as ATC when you made the configuration.

I don't use the inibuild A320 myself, so never tested it in FStarter24, and I do not know how it reacts to be set in Active Pause. Try to to activate the Pause button before you make a Start Flight. When airplane is on the new location you set for the new Start Flight adjust throttle and other contr...

If you read the OiPMDG737 driver README documentation that came with Oi4FS24, it says: Configuration The OiPMDG737 driver supports the Opencockpits B737 modules: OVH_AFT, OVH-FWD, MCP, EFISs, CDUs, MIP, PEDESTAL(IDC) or USB P&P COM1-2, NAV1-2, ADF1, ATC, AUDIO1-2 and FIREPANEL. User-built soluti...

Here is the latest beta version of FStarter24 v2.3.


https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjRjRKdTF9fGuN5MaTZ ... A?e=MUdqvE



Download and unzip to your FStarter24 directory over the existing version.

Report bugs.

Sorry for late response.
OC4BA_XP supports:
B737-800(Zibo mod)
MCP, CDU1/FMC1, CDU2/FMC2, EFIS1, EFIS2, COM1, COM2, NAV1, NAV2 and ATC .

This fixed in v2.2 that will be released soon.
Check for updates in the app in a few days.

Try to change Type 2 to Type 3
If that doesn't work you can try this solition for every rotary

Var 2040, name CRSL,static
Var 9040, name ROTARY_CRSL, static, Link IOCARD_ENCODER, Device 35, Input 42, Aceleration 2, Type 2
{
v2040 = v9040 * -1
}

I do not believe these inputs have any script code implemented in the default script coming with Oi4FS.

You most likely need make a few input lines in the script yourself.
See this topic to find the Variable numbers to be used:

https://www.flightsim4fun.com/Forum/vie ... php?t=1075

The script sends out signal to the blue leds via a display card output by addressing its digits and numbers. A display card output is an OUTPUT that can have more than 2 states that a ordinary output can have. Using different numbers it sends out different states which in turn set dark, dim or brigh...