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@@LalaPala-ml2or hi. F4ToPokeys

@@RocketPropelledGuy hi. Just because I’m using Track IR, and when I look around (except ahead) I don’t want to see brackets always in front of me.

Ahh nevermind, this is Falcon BMS and not DCS

Hi! Did you checked The Warthog Project YT page? He made a fantastic job and explains everything. Of course he based his pit on DCS, mine is for BMS, but basically the concept is the same. For Inputs I use Pokeys cards, very easy to setup, no coding needed. Just wire to them switches, buttons, knobs, encoders and configure them

@@giovannilombardi2678 that is legit. Yeah i have seen his videos but more him flying. I will have to revisit it. Thanks for getting back with me and once again, very awesome setup man. My buddy in Cali, his dad had a back room with a fully functional MD-82 cockpit and it was a lot of fun. I'd really love to do my F/A-18C in my office area. Doesnt even need lights and screens bc i do VR, but to have all the switches where i need them would be awesome

You can use arduino or even Pokeys and Xkeys.

Next step is mixed reality

​​@@giovannilombardi2678 this is beautiful how much did it cost?

That is a question that must be asked in a private message. Nobody wants to reveal that number for fear that their wives find out.

Thank you. Yes I use F4TS for gauges

@@giovannilombardi2678 and for the rest? Lights? Led displays?

For lights I used F4ToPokeys.

Hi! Do you mean the red ones? I made them by myself.

Wow impressive i been looking for those but nowhere to be found

Yes

@@giovannilombardi2678 How did you make this? I have been trying to find answers on how to make an F16 cockpit but I cant. Did people develop their own equipment from scratch? I just found a couple incomplete github projects. I know about DCS-bios, but no code repository for each panel. So does everybody start from scratch? Is there a repository with CAD, code, schematics for each panel? Sorry for the long comment.

@@nickst2797 this ECM panel is driven by a Pokeys 57U board and a software called F4ToPokeys, this last one handles outputs (leds). Since we have many leds on that panel I used a Micro Driver Board that needs to be connected between leds and Pokeys board. I purchased this driver board from Flight Sim Part, here the link www.flightsimparts.eu/sim_electronics_howtoconnect.htm For buttons and switches nothing complicated, wired directly to Pokeys Board.

​@@giovannilombardi2678 Thanks for the answer! Does this work with DCS as well? Do you use other software to interface with your panels, such as DCS-BIOS or Helios? All this trouble for one small ECM panel. Where do you find info on how to build and interface with other panels? Is there a build forum or a repository with code? And is the panel 3d printed? Is there a repository with CAD data for all panels?

@@nickst2797 don’t know if it works with DCS too. My Pit is made for Falcon BMS. I purchased all my Panel plates on the web. As you can immagine I use a lot of hardwares in order to run everything, but basically I use two platforms, Pokeys and Arduino. Then I use many softwares like YAME for center pedestal instrument extraction, Falcon RTT remote for MFD/RWR display extraction, F4ToPokeys for Leds, 7 segments displays, solenoids etc.. , F4TS for Gauges, Deduino for Ded/PFD/FFI displays and a custom software made by a friend of mine that drives some instruments/panels like UHF, IFF, Manual Trim. All my work is handmade, meaning no projects followed, just a lot of research on the web and tests.

Hi! Thank you. So, regarding Backup UHF radio I used an Arduino Nano to drive the two displays (you need a MAX7219 board and wire your displays to it) and all the buttons/knob/switches. Then I used a software thay a friend of mine developped to drive the whole thing with Falcon BMS. For ECM panel, I used a Pokeys and a 7 segment driver (for Pokeys, leds needs to be attached to it). Switches and buttons directly attached to Pokeys. Software to be used F4ToPokeys

Hi! I use a Duo.

Ciao! Il 99% di quello che vedi l’ho fatto io. Parlo di struttura, verniciatura, cablaggi, assemblaggio pannelli. Le uniche cose acquistate sono i pannelli e lo scheletro del center pedestal (e ovviamente l’Hotas)

@@giovannilombardi2678 Minkia che bello sei un genio porca zozza non è una cosa facile da fare. Complimenti 💪😉

​@@giovannilombardi2678 complimenti!

Hi. Bought on the web (Lynx.dk)

You have to ask to dev…

@@giovannilombardi2678 Right, I know but he didn’t answer 😭

@@orion1008 unfortunally WE have to wait.. I’m in touch with them, they are working on it.

@@giovannilombardi2678 Ok!! Thank you so much for reply 😊

Hi, Arduino and Pokeys