Honeycomb Bravo interface

[Kockie69]

I have written an interface between Honeycomb Bravo and PSX.
The main reason I wrote this interface is to be able to use the reversers on the throttle Levers, but also to be able to use the leds.

The Bravo contains the following components (or this is how I called them):

-Throttle, these are the 4 levers, all of them with a reverser and one with a toga button.
-SpeedBrake, a lever that can be armed when put a a specific position.
-LandingGear, a lever with 3 leds (left, center and right).
-Flaps, a lever that can be put in positions up, 1, 5, 10, 20, 25 and 30.
-LedDisplay, a group of lighted texts that can be switched on and off.
-FMC, two rotaries (one unlimited) and 8 buttons with internal leds.
-Switches, 7 in total.


Except for the switches, all the components are pre programmed and can only be changed by me. The switches can be (with some limitations) configured by the user (you) so they can be used for whatever you want to use them for.

You can download the code from here.

There is a readme in the same folder with instructions and a more complete description about what is and isn't supported.

[Kockie69]

There are a couple of leds on the Bravo that I have not yet implemented. These are the following:

- Vacuum
- Low Volts

Any suggestions how to implement these (what vars and when the led should be illuminated) welcome.

[cavaricooper]

Wow- so appreciated- thanks! I do not use Honeycomb (PFC) but am grateful for all the efforts from the community keeping our 747 constantly updated and relevant.

C

[funkyhut]

This looks perfect. Thank You so much.
My only problem is that I have no idea how to implement and install it!
Please could you help me.
Thank You.

[Kockie69]

Just copy the files from

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CbORKbRT4tR2-gF8E4OUqljYv7wfLhId

to your computer and double click the Honeycomb.jar file.

[funkyhut]

Just copy the files from

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CbORKbRT4tR2-gF8E4OUqljYv7wfLhId

to your computer and double click the Honeycomb.jar file.

Thanks.