Using Arduino to control flaps in FSX or P3D.

This is a proof of concept video where I use a rotary potentiometer through an Arduino board to control the flaps position in my flight simulator (FSX or P3D). The Arduino board communicates with a Lua script that runs through fsuipc. The Arduino microcontroller will form the backbone of a self built flight simulator panel. The seven-segment displays are two of seven that will be used to display radio frequencies, headings, and other useful information. I will also add a bunch of buttons and LEDs :-)

[mattivirta]

how make same at fs2004 simulator, were is manual and code.

[Tonyt]

hi, it's a very good job.., i like it much... it's possible to have the source code or the Arduino sketch? thank you

[HubertSalzmann]

wow, did you program the code? because this is exact what i am searching for.

[TiborBp]

Hi,
I would be really interested, as I am just starting to put together an MCP for FSX with arduino hardware.
I am not so strong in programing, so I would appreciate every peace of codes :)

[andreslot]

Hello Frank!!, you have done a great job... I was wondering... I am building a simulator and I have bought some of these cards but I want to know if you could help me a little with the 7 segment displays because i dont know how to wire them... thank you very much in advance

[nokolaf]

You can find some details and source code for the full project at the link I added to the description :)