Is it possible to set up 3 position callouts on RS/LS?

[Valkyrie01]

I've just realised I posted this question in the wrong forum, hopefully correct this time.
I've got a Taranis X9D+ and have just changed my flap selector from switch SD to the Right Slider due to some difficulty in reaching it. My flap setting has 3 positions (flaps Up, flaps 1 and flaps 2) but I can't work out how to get the callout for each position as I previously had on SD. I've tried using 3 logic switches but only get callouts for flaps up/flaps down. I'm way out of my depth here but wondering if the concept of logic switches precludes more than 2 conditions? I've spent a couple of hours hoping to find this or a similar question answered but all such queries only refer to 2 flap positions - flaps up/flaps down.

If anyone can suggest a solution to include use of slider pots I'd greatly appreciate it.

Thank you
John

[rdeanchurch]

Yes.
A slider is just a pot like S1, S2...
So create 3 logical switches remembering that the pot has values -100 to +100.
Use thes logical switches to set the flap positions mixes and to call out via SF.

[Valkyrie01]

Hi Dean, thanks for your suggestion.
Though I don't really understand how it works I've modified your example slightly (see my setup) as I'm using the right slider for flaps and it seems to work successfully. There's only a minor problem in that I get the callouts "flaps 1" and "flaps 2" extending the flaps but no "flaps 1" when I reduce to the first stage. "flaps up" is announced okay when the flaps are fully retracted. I can live with that.
Thanks again for your assistance.
John

[rdeanchurch]

try this and show your special functions for the voice announcements, there are some possibilities of mistakes there.

Pot3PosCallOut.png

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But better you should understand why.
We can work on this as soon as we arrive at a solution that fulfills your wants/needs.

[Valkyrie01]

Hi Dean,
I made the change from !L03 to !L05 as per your last suggestion and voilà, it works perfectly. I get correct callouts for each stage of flap extension AND retraction. I thought I had already tried that option but obviously not. Thank you for your time. As requested I have attached an image of my special functions that I set up to provide the voice announcements. I'm hoping that you won't find too many holes in my work

Regards from the western third of Australia
John