Does it open with this link? MSFS Honeycomb Software - Honeycomb Profiles - AEROSOFT COMMUNITY SERVICES General Aviation Levers with Functional TOGA (Go Around) Button for multiple aircraft configurations I for example, have so far not been able to make the switches work in P3Dv5. Although i did ‚program‘ them in the Bravo setup, they do not appear in P3D, and do not work. The sliders work, I assigned them in P3D options/controls; as do the gear lever and the flaps lever. I did program the AP buttons and knobs but did not test them yet. More important for me are the switches. I tried them in P3D „options“ and in FSUIPC6. When i throw a switch, it does not register in FSUIPC. The problem is, I do not know how to search for mistakes (I made) or missing settings or inputs, as I do not understand the programming philosophy behind it. That's it, if you follow these instructions precisely the light on your Bravo throttle should now work.

So, I fixed that manually, and Better Bravo then liked what it saw in the XML and installed. Last night, the last test I did was to run MSFS with the new, Better Bravo modified XML file, and it worked for both itself, and the Fenix software in terms of autorunning.I looked at what was starting up in Task Manager and it does not list AFC-Bridge starting up ...Even after applying a manual start of the application as described in my original post ... BUT the lights do work after manually starting the app

Also, if you use FSUIPC with P3D I highly recommend you locate the FSUIPC.ini, the associated .log files, and any FSUIPC profiles you have created and remove them to another location. I was having strange behavior in FSX SE even though I had gone into FSUIPC and had unbound all my button and switch settings, and my axis settings and calibration. Removing the FSUIPC files I mentioned above, then using the Honeycomb Configurator to set buttons and switches worked. Same with the yoke axis'. Adhesives and Fasteners 3M Applicators and Accessories 3M Scotch-Weld DP Series Adhesives 3M Scotch-Weld Spray Adhesives 3M Specialist Tapes The Bravo Throttle Quadrant is a great and makes the simulation a lot more realistic. However, although the Bravo is easy to repair - screws everywhere - Honeycomb don't sell parts. The flap lever broke on my unit after 26 months (2 months after the expiration of the warranty), and after many discussion with Honeycomb, my only alternative was to buy a new unit. That's not great for the environment.

https://forum.aerosoft.com/index.php?/topic/159358-basic-test-of-the-honeycomb-bravo-throttle-under-p3d-with-the-honeycomb-configurator/ SimConnect SimConnect.xml False Logitech Microsoft Flight Simulator Plugin False C:\Program Files\Logitech\Microsoft Flight Simulator Plugin\LogiMicrosoftFlightSimulator.exe -r AFCBridge False Everything just came together then. I did create a single fresh new profile in FSUIPC to help with a couple of obscure assignments that were difficult to find in the Honeycomb app. Just one or two switches, and they were on the Alpha.

I suggest you take a look at "Basic test of the Honeycomb Bravo Throttle under P3D with the Honeycomb Configurator" g. I then tried to assign them using (registered) FSUIPC6: I found ‚buttons‘ no. 82 to 89 (with subswitches), assigned them to the above functions: battery and alternator switches jumped up and immediately down again when switched ON on Bravo, of the other switches, only the landing lights worked; the flaps lever only lowered/raised the flaps entirely no increments possible (despite FLAPS_INC/DECR).

Bravo Throttle System with Flaps Landing and Gear

Bravo throttle just delivered a few days ago (Jan 28). I've had difficulty finding the drivers on Aerosoft and Honeycomb, finally found it on Aerosoft and Honeycomb if one dug deeply enough. ADS-B/ FLARM Antennas Comm Antennas Nav Antennas Transponder Antennas Aircraft Intercoms Altitude Encoder Installed USB Chargers