moshe-vatil

thank you guys again 8)

will do. thanks. Moshe

thank you pete for your detailed answer. the input values are going wild, observed not only by the FSUIPC but also by the joystick calibration tools. I think then I will focus on the hardware. What are "Pots"? (did you mean variable resistors?) are they CH product or can it be purchased at any electronic store? I know this is not the forum for CH h/w issues but since you mentioned it I would be greatful if you could please advise. Moshe

Dear Pete, Recently I am experiencing some problems with the CH brakes, and I am not sure if it is a hardware problem or not: When the system starts as idle, I am not stepping on the pedals and the brakes are seen applied. When I put my feet on the pedals doing nothing, their values change significantly in the FSUIPC calibration window, by slight movement the values go back to zero. Then, when I press the brakes momentarily the brakes release and work OK. While normal operation I can tell the brakes are very sensitive and when I take my feet up from the pedals the brakes are applied again. I am working with FSX, new installation from scratch, FSUIPC 4.262, with the FS joystick disabled option and all controls are calibrated only via FSUIPC. I allowed a nice "dead zone" when calibrating the brakes according to your written guides, and I have the "rev" and "filter" boxes checked. I have set both brakes slope to maximum flattened beginning. In addition to being confused if it is a h/w problem or not I did not figure out how to change sensitivity via FSUIPC and have no idea if the original FS pedals sensitivity setting and/or the FS pedals null zone setting has any influence while the FS joystick is disabled. I hope I was not giving too much information and will be happy if you could advise if it looks like a h/w problem, and if it is not please guide me to getting a normal breaking responses while working only with the FSUIPC. Thanks a lot, Moshe Mizrahi VATIL4 DCRM