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Your support/donation is very important for the development of the project, besides, you can get more personalized technical support, advice, access the aircraft conversion file (see this list), get beta versions or modified firmware versions (if available or upon request).


RSC / SimVimX Configuration


CONFIGURATOR - I/O configuration tool (also, you can use the link at the right side of the header)
How it works - How the system is organazed, I/O data Configuration

RSC Planes Conversion - Embedded conversions for custom aircraft models

Reference Information

X-Plane Data - X-Plane DataRefs and Commands
Custom Data - Custom Data and your "hardware" cockpit

Wiring, Soldering - My Sample Test Panel


Besides thin wires, you need to buy only 3 items (minimum required) - the soldering stand/holder to have your boards fixed when you solder them something like this one, a soldering iron (40-60 W), Tin (tin-lead) "solder wire" (the tin tube with rosin core 0.5 - 0.8 mm diameter) like these for example.


This is a minimal set of tools you need for soldering, if you want you may have a soldering station, different soldering irons, etc.


Input Multiplexer header and wires soldersing

Try to keep the soldering time shorter - about 2 seconds, touch every joint with solder wire, then melt it quickly with fully heated soldering iron, making the melted solder leak into the joint spacing for a reliable connection. If you will keep the soldering iron tip on the joint for a long time (>3 seconds) you may overheat the joint, melt the plastic details, and shift the header pins.





Micro "Korry-type" Switch



DM13A LED Driver soldering



Test Panel wiring





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