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jjvelar
Posts: 47
Hi,

I'm using Arduino Mega 256 and Mobiflight for my overhead (Prepar3D and PMDG 737NGX) but I don't know how to proper config the servos I'm using as gauges.

I'm able to install and configure one, and it is working in test mode but I have problems with the interpolation settings..

For example: for the EGT gauge, how can I use all the servo travel in order to asign EGT = 0 to Servo = 0º and EGT=10 to Servo = 180º?

I know it is in Interpolation Settings but how can I know which value is used for Servo = 180º?

Thanks!

Jose
2016-12-11 20:24
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DocMoebiuz
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From: EDSH, Germany
Posts: 1516
In your case you would have two interpolation settings:
0 > 0
10 > 180.

If the servo turns the wrong way, you can let it turn the other way round by using
0 > 180
10 > 0

I hope that explains it.
Have a great day!
Sebastian

MobiFlight - Simply build your own home cockpit for your favorite flight sim - MSFS2020, FSX, Prepar3D (FSUIPC), X-Plane (XPUIPC)
2016-12-12 01:14
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jjvelar
Posts: 47
Hi Sebastian, thanks for your answer.
one more question: how do I know that the servo "understand" that full 180º rotation equals to 180?
And also I'm using a multiplier of 1.000. Should I use this scale?
0 >> 0
1.000 >> 180

Thanks!
2016-12-12 06:45
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jjvelar
Posts: 47
Hi,
Sorry to insist but I would like to know which is the number the servo understand as 180º for mapping in the interpolation settings?
Thanks,
José
2016-12-17 15:50
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pizman82
From: ETSI, Germany
Posts: 6010
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Hello.

YOU tell the Servo this "number". In Display Tab you define Min and Max Value for the Servo..... The Max Value is the 180° Position if you use 100=% Rotation....

So in Interpolation the Config for the 180° Position just got the same value you use for the "max Value" Input in the Display Tab !

If you multiply then increase the max value too.
Good Luck !
2016-12-19 09:26
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jjvelar
Posts: 47
Solved. Thanks!
2016-12-26 08:34
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