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FSUIPC4 version 4.126

This is a not a full release, the Zip only containing a replacement FSUIPC4.DLL which needs to be copied into the FSX Modules folder. If you are not already using FSUIPC 4.10 or later you should first install 4.12 which is available from http://www.schiratti.com/dowson .

http://fsuipc.simflight.com/beta/FSUIPC4126.zip

Version 4.126 includes the following improvements and corrections over 4.12:

1. If the ailerons, elevator or elevator trim axes are not calibrated in FSUIPC4, or are calibrated but are being sent directly from its own axis assignments for them, these axes are not intercepted by FSUIPC4. This seems to solve some Autopilot control problems in the LDS 767.

2. The ability to designate another axis control as the Steering Tiller is added. Normally, by using the FSUIPC axis assignment facility and its ‘direct to FSUIPC calibration’ option this isn’t needed. However, having the ability to re-use a different axis assigned in FS itself may be useful when all the other axes are supported that way. The parameter needed is:

SteeringTillerControl=<FS axis control number>

This goes into the [JoystickCalibration] section (or the specific one for aircraft-specific assignment) alongside the other similar statements.

3. The DirectInput axis scanning, used in the axis assignments facility, now works for joysticks which provide a Manufacturer Code of zero.

4. DirectInput axis scanning is now suspended when in any menu or modal dialogue, excepting FSUIPC’s own axis assignment and joystick calibration options.

5. The port names used in the GPSout section of FSUIPC4 are now applied with the prefixed \\.\ sequence when used to set the port speed and other properties as well as in the opening. This should make it unnecessary to add the prefix in non-standard port names such as those for USB connections.

6. The Spoiler Arm read-outs (offsets 04CC, 04D0) have been made to look compatible to those for FS9 and before, so that cockpits displaying “ARM” and percentage deployment work in the same way.

7. The fix to offsets 3B60, 3AA0, 39E0 and 3920 in version 4.08 was not correct, and those offsets were still in psi not psf. Hopefully this is now properly corrected!