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  1. Regarding the jitter, it seemes to be a PMDG specific thing, and it only occurs at cold&dark configs. After the bird is set up, APU or engines running, they work and move perfectly. The jitter is even worse with the yokes, but during flight htey're OK. Thanks again.
  2. Thanks for the qiuck reply! Actually the main problem was, that fsx sometimes overwrote my standard.xml file, probably after certain system restarts, maybe found the CH products new, or sg. The most annoying thing was, that it also made the default axis and button assigns, which took a long time to erase time after time:) It was my mistake, that I didnt know about the other standard.xml, which was located in the FSX root directory, being the base of making these changes. After editing it to be same as the one in %DOC% folder , hopefuly its never going to happen again. Now everything seems to work perfectly, after clearing all joystick controls (axis and buttons) in fsx. All axis, reverse thrust, even the PMDG aircraft specific keyboard-presses were set easily. FSUIPC is in my opinion one of the greatest addon tools available, simply a must! Thanks again! Zsolt Bondar
  3. Hello, I have a problem with calibrating the reverse thrust zones. It works properly if I turn off the controllers in FSX, but then I loose the Mouse Look function, which Im really used to. If I try with controllers enabled, fsx somehow overrides my settings, and the thrust levers ignore the zones I set up in FSUIPC, making the hole axis work as normal throttles. Any suggestions how to have mouse look defined in FSUIPC, so I can live without FSX controllers? The other problem is , my throttles keep on making fast small movements all the time in the game, sort of shaking. Anyone else having similar problems? I dont use the CH Control Manager, and tried to do everything as written int Fsuipc_giude_v1 pdf file. I use registered fsuipc4, Win 7 64, FSX Acceleration. Thanks in advance Zsolt Bondar
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