Meza Aircraft Switch Panel - MSFS 2024 profile for the Cessna 172 G1000
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What this is
  A working control profile for the Meza Aircraft Switch Panel (USB VID 0x0483 /
  PID 0x0412), exported from MSFS 2024 after every control was bound and flown.

How to install
  1. Save this file anywhere on the PC.
  2. In MSFS 2024: Settings > Controls.
  3. Select "Meza Switch Panel" in the device list.
  4. Click the gear beside the profile name, choose Import, and pick this file.
  5. The profile appears as "Meza C172 (Magenta)". Select it, then Apply and Save.

What is in the file (22 controls)
  Master battery off/on, alternator off/on, pitot heat off/on, the electric fuel
  pump, beacon, strobe, nav, taxi and landing lights on/off, and the five magneto
  key positions including start.

What is NOT in the file, and why
  The avionics switches. This aircraft (Asobo C172 G1000) does not respond to the
  sim's avionics events at all; it exposes its own input events, which live outside
  the device profile and therefore cannot travel in this file. Bind them by hand,
  once:
      Settings > Controls > search "avionics bus"
      bus 1 on  -> the panel's button 11
      bus 1 off -> the panel's button 10
      bus 2 on  -> the panel's button 9
      bus 2 off -> the panel's button 8
  Because those are the aircraft's own events, they have to be rebound for any other
  aircraft type. Everything else in the file works across aircraft.

  The fuel pump's second switch position (button 2) is also unbound. The on
  position (button 3) is bound to the single set action Meza's sheet names, and
  that works. The simulator's own catalogue does list an off action for the fuel
  system pump, which is not used here because it has not been confirmed to drive
  the Asobo C172's electric pump. Worth trying: bind button 2 to it and listen for
  the pump stop.

Compatibility
  Category: Airplane. Exported from MSFS 2024 for the Asobo C172 G1000, and the
  sim-event bindings work in other aircraft that honour the standard events.
