How to setup your Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant

Honeycomb Bravo with Reversers

This article describes a way to set up your Honeycomb Bravo, this is not the only way, configs can differ but have been tested by our team. 

For a good understanding, this is how the setup looks on your Bravo. You are free to use any other axis you look but this will translate in other AXIS bound in MSFS.

So Left to right is 

1. Speedbrakes

2. not used

3. Throttle 1

4. Throttle 2

5. not used

6. Flaps

Setting up MSFS Actions (AIRBUS Levers)

You should set your throttle axis to ( do NOT use the throttle 0-100 axis )  

Axis 1

Axis 2 

HOLD THROTTLE REVERSE THRUST (Pull reverse levers to map)

DECREASE THROTTLE (Pull revers levels and pull to max reverse to map)

Setting up MSFS Actions (Default Boeing Levers)

You should set your throttle axis to ( do NOT use the throttle 0-100 axis )  

Axis 1

Axis 2 

You set the 2 small flip switches on your throttle to hold the throttle reverse trust. 

When switching these 2 buttons, both engines will go in reverse and you can push forward to increase reverse trust. 

For the flaps and speedbrakes you can assign an axis. 

This will put the speed brakes and flaps on 2 other axes. 

Setup the MCDU control configs 

In the MCDU go to : MCDU MENU > CONFIG > CONTROLS CONFIG 

Throttles calibration : 

Press calibrate 

Reverse 100% : keep at 0% 

Reverse Idle: keep at 0% 

Idle: keep at 0% 

Climb: Set at desired axis input 

FLEX/MCT: set as desired axis input 

TOGA: set as desired axis input 

After this press STORE CALIBRATION

Flaps calibration 

In the same menu press the Right Arrow key ( -> ) to go to flaps calibration. 

Press calibrate 

Flaps 0: set at desired axis state ( around  0% ) 

Flaps 1: set at desired axis state ( around  25% ) 

Flaps 2: set at desired axis state  (around  50% )

Flaps 3: set at desired axis state ( around 75% )

Flaps full: set at desired axis state ( around 100% ) 

Now you are all set, test the flaps levers. When the engine is running you are able to go 0 to 100% on thrust with the 2 throttle axis. When you're in idle, flick the 2 small switches on the axis, this will set reverse thrust. Moving forward will increase the reverse trust. 

We have been made aware of a video by the YouTuber SimHanger, which details the full config process.

Our thanks go out to SimHanger for this amazing video.