Short bata test video showing SPAD.neXt and Arduino Mega displaying COM1 Act/Stby & COM2 Act/Stby. Only have single encoders for test COM1 at this time.
https://youtu.be/GeLifk6iM3Y

Update: Now using 2 x 8 digit 7 Segment display modules, Top one to display the Active and the lower to display the Standby Freq. P1010152.JPG I can also switch to display COM1, Com2, Nav1 & Nav2 I now need to order 6 more display modules and 4 duel encoders, When I have completed the code I will po...

Update on Arduino radio project. P1010150.JPG As you can see, Still using the LCD 2 line display but now can display Com1 & 2 Act & Stby or Nav1 & 2 Act & Stby using select button to swap which is displayed. I can swap the Freq on the displayed radios - up button swaps Com1 or Nav1 and the down butt...

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If I remember write when you create a ticket with that profile load (active) it send the profile and log files Ulrich will need.
He normal asks for any other he would need.

I use a PACLED 64 for Annunciator Panel as the CH47 has 39 with text an if you what to be true to the aircraft another 25 that light up under test but are blank.
That makes 64 LED in the panel. I only have the 39 with LED's

I have been using the Leo in Joystick Mode for some time now in my GPS project (info on the forum) and to convert an OLD Games Port addon's over to USB so it would be quite easy to mix them to make one device but a bit of a wast of hardware. Still need to retry my Leo board with the serial demo code...

So far I can read both Simconnect and LVAR's But unable to write to them.
Only write is to Log File.

Unfortunately I do not have the Q400 so I can only give general help try loading the Simconnect & LVAR's into the Data monitor and see if you can get the values that way when you use the mouse.

Static Led is for single color (Red, Green, Yellow) etc. and only uses one pin (color is used for UI only). RGB is as it read for RGB LED's and uses 3 pins per LED so you can program what color you want each LED. The On/Off programming part is the same just just no color selection for the on state. ...

Calling LVAR's After talking with Ulrich, this is what is needed for LVAR's: 1) Find LVAR you want 2) Use "addons/EXPRESSIONS / Add Expression / Add DAta" to check exact name. Ie. my CH-47 has an LVAR of "ac bus1" when listed in the monitor when check it is "AC BUS1" 3) So you would use "LVAR:AC BUS...