I’m trying to get everything set up for using the SWS Kodiak 100 with MSFS2024 and Honeycomb Bravo. I’ve managed to get the quadrants correctly set up for everything else but I just can’t figure out how to bind the physical detent (“button”) to the CONDITION LEVER CUT OFF function. I can certainly bind it (also tried CONDITION LEVER 1 CUT OFF) but the virtual level does not move into the cut off position as I pull the physical one the way past the detent. It seems that thing is bound to the axis no matter what I do?
Here’s a complicated answer that will only be helpful if you want to dive into adding software and configuring it. I was unable to completely configure the Condition lever within FS2024 so I set the actions in the add-on software called SPAD.NEXT. See two images attached for hints. This software has a steep learning curve.
Perhaps when SWS releases the new Kodiak version in the next month or so they’ll have it working without the need for this add-on software.
MSFS sees the Kodiak’s condition lever as a mixture lever. Keybinds that affect mixture will work, keybinds that affect condition lever won’t. As I recall, there are keybinds for mixture rich and mixture lean that will force it to either extreme, I’d suggest playing with those?
