Nilsooo

Thanks for providing the two test executables. Unfortunately: The first file I couldn’t download because my antivirus flagged it as infected. The second file I could run, but it still puts the throttles straight into full reverse when I use the reverse lever. Also, with that second version, I cannot edit the button assignment in the “Buttons & Switches” control anymore. So at the moment, I cannot get idle reverse working with either file.

Here are the requested files: my current FSUIPC7.ini a shortened log (ReverserTest.log) showing only the part where I tested the reverse levers Aircraft used: PMDG 777 Hardware: FlightSimPM throttle quadrant (reverse levers are button-based, not axes). When I pull either reverse lever, the engines go directly into full reverse. What I want is: pulling the reverse levers should give idle reverse only, and then increase reverse thrust only if I advance the main throttles forward. FSUIPC7.ini ReverserTest.log.txt

I have reset all assignments for now. My reverse levers are buttons, not axes – when I pull them, they simply trigger a button press. Here are the throttle quadrants I am using, so you can see the hardware: https://www.flightsimpm.com/web-store/737-Throttle-Quadrant-v2-5-p33600129 https://www.flightsimpm.com/web-store/Boeing-777-Throttle-V2-p76915817 Do you want me to attach my FSUIPC7.ini (with default/reset state) already, or should I first make a basic assignment attempt so you can see what I am doing wrong?

Hi, I’m using the FlightSimPM throttle quadrant (737/777) with MSFS 2024 and FSUIPC7 (v7.5.4). My problem: when I pull the reverse levers, the throttles immediately go to full reverse. What I want: when I pull the levers, they should stay at idle reverse Can someone explain how to set this up correctly in FSUIPC7?