[simpits-tech] Beta Innovations...

Gene Buckle geneb at deltasoft.com
Sat Oct 4 23:09:05 PDT 2008


On Sun, 5 Oct 2008, Ido Dekkers wrote:

> well the PHCC was alive all the time that's the good thing about open
> source.
> both ghost and eyal have been developing software to control the PHCC
> through windows.
> though both made for Falcon 4 and it's variants, i know at least eyal has
> kept the interface open so you can add support for any sim.
>
> and now that ghost is adding the firmware for the stepper / aircore board,
> iirc all output types accept synchro are available, and that could be added
> to if you are good with electronics.
>
> the only drawback is you have to make and solder the board yourself. but
> that at least saves money
>
> Ido
>

I've actually got some of the PHCC boards that I got from Manuel(sp?) 
years ago.  I've got a Rev 4 motherboard, a KEY64D_PH, a AnOut1, a 
DOA_Servo and a DOB_16x_BC635.  Just the bare boards though.

I'm kind of grinding my teeth right now because I've got a pile of money 
sunk into the BI hardware so I can't walk away from it totally.

What I can do is add support for the PHCC hardware to CIM and release it 
as freeware.  CIM right now supports FlightGear v1.0+ MSFS (basically all 
versions), X-Plane and IL2.  It probably wouldn't be difficult to add 
Falcon support.

The question I have, is there any interest in me doing this?

g.



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