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I have the answer to the riddle. I did not have this tool installed. - BU0836_encoders.exe The inputs were not switched on for encoders. Many thanks for your help. Have a good New Year.

Hello Argaric, Where exactly can I adjust the pulse width?

It's strange, I've just reread the .ini. The parameters for C30 do not match. The assignment "Heading Bug Dec Fast" is correct under buttons + switches. In the .ini there is something else (Heading Bug Inc). I've tried several times, it doesn't change.

Well, I've now made the following assignment: C 30 Heading Bug Dec fast C 31 Heading Bug Inc The .ini attached FSUIPC7.ini

Hi Pete, Merry Christmas. I don't understand which parameter to change. Unfortunately, my English is very bad. I have attached the FSUIPC.ini to you. Can you show me there which parameters I need to change? FSUIPC7.ini

I don't remember the exact buttons. The computer with FSX is stowed away. I've used other Rotarys as well, same result. Perhaps you can recommend a certain brand?

look here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrKTUWEWpQQ

when i turn the knob in one direction, the result is it toggles in both direction

Thank you for your prompt reply. Yes, right, button number is the right name. When I turn the encoder "forward" a button number appears. If I turn the encoder "backwards", a different button number appears. It should be so. The problem with me is: I turn in one direction and button numbers "forwards" and "backwards" always jump back and forth. I've tried different encoders, always the same.

I'm desperate, my Rotary's don't really work under Win10 and MSFS. The encoders are connected to the BU0836X. (They worked perfectly under Win7 / FSX.) When turning the encoder, an offset should be displayed in the FSUIPC in one direction. Turning in the other direction another ofset. For me, however, it is the case that both offset jump back and forth, no matter which direction I turn. I connected the board to both USB3 and USB2, no change. Now I have no more ideas. Greetengs Roland