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I've mastered the use of writing the script for FSUIPC mouse macros such as: HIDMacros.SetFSUIPCString &H0D70,40,"146:APUGenUP" where 146 refers to the name of a .MCRO file in the FSX Modules folder and APUGenUP the name of a mouse macro created in FSUIPC. Some add-on aircraft however, do not allow ...

John I haven't looked at this forum for some time so sorry for not replying earlier. You're right that the Cherry SPOS keyboard is expensive (and difficult to source individually) but when compared to the GF module P8 it's good value (I'm in the process of setting up the 737NGX panels and have progr...

You're nearly there.
Suppose the name of your FSUIPC aircraft profile was 747, then try this:

HIDMacros.SetFSUIPCString &H0D70,40, "747:timer"

A great shame Petr.
However, it's a great piece of software and thank you.

Here's a Noddy Guide you might find useful. First thing is to create all your mouse macros in FSUIPC (as described in the very comprehensive FSUIPC Guide -- page 40 I think). Open up HID Macros and ensure that your keyboard is recognised and listed under Devices. Select the Macros tab and select New...

You certainly can. I use a Cherry SPOS G86-63400 model and it works fine. It comes with Cherry Designer software which enables you to program the keys. Unfortunately I understand that HID Macros will not recognise combinations allocated to a given key such as Shift+Q, only single letters or symbols....

I'm engaged in setting up a Cherry SPOS keyboard as an overhead panel. So far I've set up mouse macros using FSUIPC for 92 buttons, but, despite reading through the HIDMacros documentation I've come up against a brick wall trying to write scripts in HIDMacros. a typical example is an FSUIPC mouse ma...