#A320 Tiller
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Always specify vendor and aircraft. There are at least four different A320.
A320 Fenix
Using the Hubhop tool and the existing preset code, I get this code
@ 419 - 90.5138 * 16383 - -16383 max 16383 min (>K:AXIS_STEERING_SET) ```
thank you for your help, can you please explain me where I have to put this ? Input/outpout ? In variable or something else ?
Input config for potentiometer preset code box
nothing else to do ?
No
can you explain to me how you get 419, 2,4133 and 90.5138 please ? And thank you it works
Your range is actually 390 to 781, but the center you specified to be 600, which not actually at the center of that range
yes my center is 545
taking 600 as center, the difference to the high end is 181 and to the low end it 210
550 is my center (I was wrong when i said 600 sorry)
then the code will be pulling slightly to the left on the steering
yes it's about 8°*
that why I would like to understand how do you do to have these number to have a right input
290 and 781
lol you said 390 first
that's what I had westerday, don't know why it changed (maybe a tooth in my mecanism)
ok
283 - 550 - 797
the difference to center postion is 267 on the low side
and 247 on the high side
we take the smaller difference
so 550 - 247 = 303
so your operating range will actually be 303 - 550 - 797
yes ok for that
using the hubhop tool
the first formula
@ 303 - 3.1867 / 75 - -75 max 75 min (>L:N_FC_CAPT_TILLER)
@ 303 - 68.5481 * 16383 - -16383 max 16383 min (>K:AXIS_STEERING_SET)
second formula
all together
@ 303 - 3.1867 / 75 - -75 max 75 min (>L:N_FC_CAPT_TILLER)
@ 303 - 68.5481 * 16383 - -16383 max 16383 min (>K:AXIS_STEERING_SET)
oh ok understood thank you
I just used the rudder preset in the tool, because I know it has the same range as the steering event
sensitivity meaning?
possible but it is a totally different approach
you want to use the interpolation function
ok understood i leave it like that don't worry
you can introduce code that will zero the output on that range, but the scale will not be completely smooth.