MobiFlight Community Support

Welcome to the forum for MobiFlight! Feel free to reach out to the community in case you have questions, issues or just want to share great ideas or details about your latest home cockpit project.

You like MobiFlight? Donate via PayPal and support the MobiFlight development. Thanks! 

05/03/2024 - This forum is read-only

The community support for MobiFlight has moved exclusively over to our Discord server. Register for free and enjoy more interactive functions like image and video upload, voice chat. More than 7,000 registered users around the world make it a great experience!

See you on our MobiFlight Community Discord server.

A HUGE Thank You to everyone who participated in the forum, especially obviously to Pizman and Stephan who did an outstanding job over so many years providing an incredible service to the MobiFlight community.

The forum is still providing a lot of good content, hence we keep this information accessible.

icon
Avatar
rseijo
Posts: 2
Is there a way to copy, save or export to a spreadsheet (or a doc) the MF Input / Output Mappings and the Module Pin Assignments?

Thanks!
Ralph
2022-07-27 04:35
Avatar
kjoussen
From: Hamburg, Germany
Posts: 178
Hi Ralph,

as far as i know there is no such functionality.

But in the MF folder you find two (or even more depending on the numbre of used Megas) xml-formated files.

For each Mega there is one mfmc file showing all of the inputs and outputs and the pins. Nothing more.

In the mcc file is the whole logic to every input / output, e.g. FSUIPC offset and so on.

Kai
2022-07-27 10:10
Avatar
rseijo
Posts: 2
Hi Kal,
Thanks, that will help!

Regards,
Ralph
2022-07-27 13:05
Avatar
pizman82
Moderator
From: ETSI, Germany
Posts: 6010
Supporter
Hi

Just to put a important fact on that....
Kjoussen is right.... MFMC files include the Board Settings..... MCC files include the created Configs.

Just note... The MFMC are not created by itself.... They only exist if you by yourself press the SAVE Button in the /Settings/Mobiflight Modules Tab.
Means.... They are also not self updating. If you make the Save but you change a Element by hand ( without save it again) Then for sure on the Arduino the new change is active and working.... But the MFMC File remain in its old state ( Until you Save it again).
Good Luck !
2022-07-27 22:00
icon