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Trouble with "Partial Panel Vacuum" variable

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I'm having some trouble detecting a vacuum failure in a SimConnect program I'm working on. Checking the "Partial Panel Electrical" variable is working fine for electrical failures, but the "Partial Panel Vacuum" variable doesn't seem to change away from 0 regardless of the failure status.

Anyone have any thoughts? I would watch the vacuum pressure variable, but I'm trying to detect failures without creating false positives in the case of an engine shutdown.

thanks,

jg
 
jgregoire said:
I'm having some trouble detecting a vacuum failure in a SimConnect program I'm working on. Checking the "Partial Panel Electrical" variable is working fine for electrical failures, but the "Partial Panel Vacuum" variable doesn't seem to change away from 0 regardless of the failure status.
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This may just be related to a failure of the Vacuum Gauge, rather than the vacuum itself. A lot of the Partial Panel variables/events are related to instrumentation failures rather than actual sub-systems.

Pete
 
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