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Is it possible to PTT On/Off with simconnect? I know that I can select COMS with the "COM1_TRANSMIT_SELECT". But I don't see anyway to actually send a PTT command, or read if the commmand is currently set true or false.

I also see "Transmit Voice" under Settings->Controls->Buttons/keys.

How do I actually transmit via simconnect? Is it possible?

Thanks
Bobby

I asked the same question on the lockheed forum: http://www.prepar3d.com/forum-5/?mingleforumaction=viewtopic&t=7366
 
Whoa, thanks for the quick reply. I could've swore I searched that list for "voice".

Is it possible to read from flight sim when the MP_VOICE_CAPTURE_START is active? I'm thinking of "TX" and "RX" on COM radios.

Thanks
Bobby
 
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