tiburon Posted May 7, 2008 Report Posted May 7, 2008 Hi, I suspect this is a hardware issue, but I have to rule everything out: On my Saitek Pro Flight Throttle I have all axes mapped through FSUIPC and it worked fine up till a few days ago. Now one of the axes gives the following values : it starts at 16383 and goes down till 0 halfway but then shoots back up to 16383 and ends at 6016. The numbers never turn negative.I can calibrate all I want (b.t.w. the option to calibrate under windows has disappeared from the game controller applet, is this normal ?) Do I have to buy a new throttle or is there a setting I have overlooked ? Thanks for your help Martin
BAW019 Posted May 14, 2008 Report Posted May 14, 2008 There was a known hardware fault with the early batches of Saitek Yokes and Throttles. I was one of the victims but mine's been perfect since I sent it back for repair (took a couple of weeks, I think they replaced a dodgy chip or something, they were very vague!). Check to see if it goes crazy when it's plugged directly into FlightSim (in other words forget about FSUIPC for now and map the throttle and joystick using the FSX controls dialog). If you still get the problem I suggest you check out the Saitek forums and phone their tech support line. Between those two you should find everything you need to solve your problem. Good luck! Ian
mtjoeng Posted May 22, 2008 Report Posted May 22, 2008 also happens when your fsuipc.ini goes corrupted / and you cannot see this, its on a bit level somehow (with me at least) rename you fsuipc.ini to anything restart FSX, see if still happens if ok, you have to setup a new FSuipc.ini (you can copy/paste to a new FSuipc.ini, copy/paste will clean out bad bits) if not, well its something else then :)
tiburon Posted May 22, 2008 Author Report Posted May 22, 2008 Thank you guys, I already contacted the Saitek distributor and they told me to send my yoke and throttle back to them for replacement. Pretty decent since I didn't have the receipt anymore nor the box it came in. cheers Martin
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