The LVAR for the throttle ranges from 0-100, with idle at 50 and full power at 100. 0 is cutoff. I was able to map this fairly straightforwardly with spad.next, using the Honeycomb Bravo throttle’s range to map into 50-100 and the button for the “reverse” area mapping to 0.
I did though have to set a second LVAR while changing each throttle’s value to get it to “keep” the value I set; internally this seems to be set when the throttles are grabbed and cleared when they’re released.
The full LVAR names are:
- HA420_THROTTLEPOS_L (0-100), HA420_THROTTLE_CLICKING_L (0-1)
- HA420_THROTTLEPOS_R (0-100), HA420_THROTTLE_CLICKING_R (0-1)