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Autothrottle control by Simconnect

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I am trying to interface my home cockpit with FS2020, and although many things work properly, the autopilot is still mostly a mystery to me.
In particular, the autothrottle. I am trying to set either the indicated speed or the N1 engine value, or the mach speed, and can't understand which events to use, and when.
It seem that a same event behave differently in different planes (B747 or Airbus). I can't make the autothrottle take the control on the ground, although I can maintain a select IAS in flight.
Maybe it would be a good idea to summarize in this thread what is clear and understood ?
Any input most welcome !
 
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