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Now I just need to hook up encoders- but even with this TINY board (they are the smallest/cheapest board pretty much) I still will have unused I/O.

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I just spent another couple hours refining the code and got the display moved over to the left right and a few other things. It just so happens- it fits right into the cutout in the backer panel I have! They are pretty cheap and someone has kindly made graphics libraries for them already. And this is using a cell phone LED screen? Pretty darn cool! It really looks like these Arduino cards or boards are worth their weight in gold. I was actually surprised I could code this! I still want to do some minor tweaking to the delta pressure as well.

They will be handled entirely by internal logic/variables.

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I still have to tackle the encoders for the Manual Pressurization and the landing altitude but those should be fairly easy as I don't need FSX data at all.

In the second- I programmed it to output reasonable data to the Pressurization Panel LCD. In the first video you can see its mostly just a proof of concept using the raw data.

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I used Jim's Link2fs program to handle the serial data out to the Arduino from FSX. The display is a Nokia 5110 LCD cell phone display. Well I've been saying I wanted to tackle the Pressurization panel for months- so I finally got around to doing it with Arduino. But could work now for someone with the time and energy (and some coding knowledge helps) I think the true value of this type of hardware will be sometime downrange.

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Lighting- all systems can be linked to one driver Stick shaker- easy (under 5 bucks) relay board and only one pin of an Arduino used For Enviro Panel- An LCD can be programmed to exactly mimic the Lear screen, actually display real world temp, and interface with fans etc. For AOA Guages- A simple servo or stepper motor will be an easy interface For stuff like the Davtrons- You can just make one with a small LCD if you like and link it to FSX for weight on wheels etc The area I really see potential in is not switches and encoders. For those wanting plug and play- stick with our existing methods. He added hundreds of FSX controls and outputs since this vid.ДЇor those needing just basic I/O on a budget, with some time to tinker- Arduino is great. The author of the program I showed has probably put out around 6 updates since this video- so the capabilities are getting better every day. For any basic simulator I/O in FSX you can do a direct input or output very easily- just not easy for internal logic. If P3D uses Simconnect- you are good to go I'd guess (I have no experience here so I'd suggest checking out his site).

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The software I showed uses exclusively Simconnect interface. This gets a bit tricky as some logic may require both a SIM component and a hardware component. At this point there is no easy user interface I am aware of for logic (like InterfaceIT does) all logic must be coded by the user. The difference mainly is price, and user interface. The Arduino boards are capable of anything our existing I/O boards (any brand or flavor) are capable of (and far more). I am now using it for the Glideslope, and copilot callouts I didn't have before. Someone recently was asking about sound callouts here (I don't remember who) and FYI- this program has a great configurable audio interface built in- you can use it without an Arduino at all. Internal logic in any manner you desire would be pretty easy now- no restrictions.

He is adding more I/O 'codes' to interface with each release, but for now it has much of the basics included. I had wanted to use FSUIPC offsets, but so far the only way I can find to do that is with a LUA script and matching sketch on the Arduino.Д«elow is the program and method I ended up using. I gave my Arduino a shot interfacing with FSX last night with 100% success. (Original thread started on 08-16-13 by Eric Williams) * Advanced user interface for managing the program since version 1.0 * Removed many errors encountered in vserii 1.Quote from Hangar45 Admin on December 5, 2017, 8:02 am * Generation of upper wind and temperature. A new version 2.1.0.525 opportunities in this version: * Fixed conversion of wind sites in the metro in sekndu * Improved algorithm for the formation of clouds * Added displaying a brief summary of weather on a given station in the settings when you single-click the program icon in tray * Added ability to limit visibility at flight level * Added a user interface menu, Microsoft Flight Simulator X * Added menu for the next meteorological weather stations in Microsoft Flight Simulator X * Download METAR to address National Weather Service or from a server VATSIM Weather (default) * Analysis of the METAR to detect errors in weather code, downloaded from the web * Add a METAR additional capabilities of the FSX in terms obledineniya, turbolentnosti etc.