[simpits-tech] A hard-fought victory!

[Cris Harrison]

Mat
Congrats!
Seems you took a page out of my playbook,
phoenixcomm.wordpress.com/2012/03/04/arinc-410-subsystem-audio-routing  I
have the Morse Code stuff done with a database (all of the radios & navaids
from the FAA; which i take an dump into my mysql db), i can get items from
the db by location and or station id. + tones (inner, outer, etc.), and 5
audio cards running on an un-modified system.. My Audio Radio Audio source
is on a Linux box very easy to do.. I finds all the cards for you, so all
you have to do is use a software patchboard that connects the sources to
the channel + I do slant range calculation  on radios so if you car at NY
- Kennedy you can hear LAX!! in Linux/Unix each card has it's own handle
(just like opening a database). also I have a flight recorder which
is time-stamped  (on the same box) plus it since its part of my RSS or
Radio Sub System it also controls various flags on the instruments via
messages.

Cris H.
phoenixcomm.wordpress.com<http://phoenixcomm.wordpress.com/2012/03/04/arinc-410-subsystem-audio-routing/>
www.phoenixaerospace.us
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On Sat, Nov 17, 2012 at 3:41 PM, <dabigboy at cox.net> wrote:

> Thanks! Yep, 5 sound cards.....it's probably possible to utilize a couple
> more ports on each card (for ones that support 5.1 Dolby, anyways) and thus
> get 2 or 3 channels out of a single card, but it's not worth the trouble
> IMO. Plus I would probably be stuck only being able to play out of one
> output per card at once. Much simpler to just stick the "the green port" on
> each card, both channels (left/right) and wire one card per "radio" on the
> audio panel.
>
> I could almost use more, but 5 worked out OK...my audio panel has nav 1/2,
> ADF, DME, and marker beacons...that's 5 outputs, perfect! Of course it also
> has comm 1/2, but I'm going to probably be handling them separately, as I
> plan on using Pilot Edge ( http://www.pilotedge.net/ ) which I just found
> out about...apparently it actually reads the comm freq set in the sim and
> routes audio correctly based on that. Pretty cool! But at any rate, the
> only thing I might need a comm channel for besides that would be for
> pre-recorded "chatter". I can always use the audio on my instrument panel
> PC and wire that to comm 2, for instance, if I want chatter while flying
> offline.
>
> Matt
>
> ---- sander at vpilot.net wrote:
> > Awesome work! Congrats on your victory.
> > 5 soundcards?
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