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Nevermind, I seem to be getting it to work, but it's not easy for some reason. It appears as if you have to follow a certain order or it won't take. Hopefully I'll be able to remember how I did it next time I need to program a plane. :|

I decided I wanted to assign an axis to the spoiler for my heavies, like the PMDG 747 and Level-D 767, and possibly a couple others if I can get them to work. I have the PMDG 737, but I know they did something strange to the code, so it may not work on that one. Anyhow, I've been using the Mixture axis for reverse in my jets and turboprops, but I just tried for an hour to get the spoiler to operate using the Prop axis and it won't work without getting interference from the Throttle axis!!? What is the problem? Why would the throttle be activating the the spoiler axis? I tried to get it to ignore, but it doesn't seem to work. Very frustrating. Thanks in advance

Okay, I've messed with it and figured it out. I understand the manual, I'm just unclear about a couple things. You have an example of a 2000.cfg file where the settings are 64 and 0 nulls. My FS9cfg is 127 and 1 nulls. I haven't changed them and the calibrations I made just now seem to work fine, so I assume those numbers don't matter?

Hi, I have the registered version, however, I'm not sure if I need it to fix this. With the CH Yoke and calibration, the throttle gives me 1% at "idle" and 99% at full forward. It's the same for the Mixture and Prop. What I really want to fix is the throttle not dropping to zero. Some of the planes require NO INPUT when landing or the autobrakes disarm. To combat this, I've had to idle the throttle then press a button I've mapped to F1. Can I get around this so the throttle is where pressing F1 puts in, or will this be different in each plane? I have no clue how to adjust the setting in FSUIPC, and the manual only confuses me. :? Thanks, Chris