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MultiToggle for ETHOS – Touchscreen Control Panel #6348
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📢 A little feedback would be very welcomeI can see that the MultiToggle package has already been downloaded several times, so I have to admit that I am a little surprised that I haven't received even a short confirmation that it works. MultiToggle is a free project that I am sharing with the ETHOS community, and feedback is very important to me. If you have downloaded and tried it, even a very short message would be greatly appreciated:
You don't need to write a detailed review. Even a simple “works fine”, “doesn't work”, “I like it” or “I found a problem” is useful. Positive or negative feedback is equally welcome. I would simply like to know whether the project is actually working for the people who have downloaded it. Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to try it. 👍 Spitfire-developer |
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MultiToggle for ETHOS
I have been working on a small idea for using the ETHOS touchscreen as an additional control panel.
MultiToggle provides multiple independent 2-position and 3-position touchscreen toggles that can be used to control additional functions and channels, while keeping the transmitter's physical switches available for functions that need immediate tactile control.
The current version supports up to 8 configurable touchscreen toggles, with automatic ETHOS variable assignment.
Each toggle can be configured as:
The concept is intentionally simple and lightweight.
Try it directly in the ETHOS simulator
Try MultiToggle in the Online ETHOS Simulator
The complete package can also be found here:
MultiToggle for ETHOS – GitHub
I would be very interested in hearing what the ETHOS community thinks about this approach and what other applications could benefit from touchscreen controls.
I am also working on bringing the same touchscreen + physical switch concept to the Flaps, Navigation Lights and MAGS modules of my SpitFW project, with the possibility of integrating MultiToggle-style controls into SpitFW in the future.
Thanks for taking a look!
Massimo / Spitfire-developer
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