Releases: Jak-Kav/MobiFlight-FirmwareSource
V2.4.2
We have squashed a few more bugs, and have changed the config around to make it cleaner and more reliable.
Improved the logic to ensure that the LCD matches the display exactly as it is in the sim.
You MUST remove the old board and firmware files from your mobiflight directory and replace them with these new ones.
Then open MobiFlight and you will prompted with an option to update the firmware. Click yes, then open the new config.
You will need to assign the ophan serials as usual, then click save.
Then run and enjoy :-)
V2.4.1
Updated for V2.3.0
This release is inline with MobiFlight v2.3.0.
I have also fixed an issue where sometimes values over 32,000 will wrap around and display 99999. Now, all values are always displayed correctly.
There is also a correction to the config file that now correctly shows minus FPA values.
Custom FCU/EFIS LCD Display
This is the newest working version of the custom firmware for the MobiFlight module. Based on MobiFlight Version 2.2.0.
It allows support for the EFIS LCD when this is released in the future.
Also included is the required MobiFlight Config file.
This is the config file for the FlyByWire A320 in MSFS 2020.
More config files will follow over time for different versions of the A320 in different sims.
There are some hardcoded variables in the source code, and there needs to be some changes to the main 'Connector' software before I can make the LCD as a fully standalone custom 'device'. The next release will aim to have some ability to select a pin number.
CS = Pin 12
CLK = Pin 11
DATA = Pin 8
BackLight = Pin 10
Custom FCU LCD Version (BETA)
This is the first working version of the custom firmware for the MobiFlight module. Based on MobiFLight Version 2.1.0.
Also included is the required MobiFlight Config file.
This is the config file for the FlyByWire A320 in MSFS 2020.
More config files will follow over time for different versions of the A320 in different sims.
There are some hardcoded variables in the source code, and there needs to be some changes to the main 'Connector' software before I can make the LCD as a fully standalone custom 'device'.
Currently it works by using the standard LCD device type, and taking data passed from it as strings and manipulating it.
- CS = Pin 13
- CLK = Pin 12
- DATA = Pin 8
- BackLIght = Pin 10