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SIOC script required

Started by mswift, March 07, 2016, 02:19:32 AM

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mswift

Hi
Its been a while since I first introduced myself on this forum, Feb 2015 to be exact.
Since then I have taken the plunge and started to construct a 737 cockpit.

I now have a fully populated MIP a based around Prosim737, Opencockpit modules, switch units, interface cards and a TQ from flightsimpm, see attached photo showing my progress. At some point I will get around to painting it all grey.

I have just got all the pilots displays running with Prosim.

The two CDU's I have displaying with the Prosim CDU module but have yet to load up a SIOC script to run all this hardware.

Is there a SIOC script ready done for use with Prosim and a full compliment of MIP modules (EFISx2, MCP, CDUx2) plus the necessary interface cards to run all the switches?

I know it will have to be expanded at some point to accommodate a pedestal and overhead but one step at a time or is there a full script which can be enabled at some time in the future?

Hope you can help.

Cheers
Mike

mswift

I went on the Prosim forum and was pointed in the direction of the attached script.
It had everything except the 2nd CDU which I have now added myself.
I feel after a great deal of reading that I am starting to understand the 'layout and structure' of SIOC scripts although still no idea of the detailed programming (variables etc).
But I think I have enough now to be able to set it up at the weekend, change the sioc.ini file to suit my hardware and see what happens.
Good fun  :)
Cheers
Mike

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