fernmil Posted December 22, 2011 Report Share Posted December 22, 2011 Hello Pete and forum-members, I just bought your registered version 4.7 and would like to know the following: a) can I uninstall all G940 software and substitute it by assigning all buttons and axis via FSUIPC? (of course I will make a backup first) B) If so, can somebody indicates me where I should start/look first pls? I´m brand new here on this forum and as far as I know I haven´t seen anything posted on this before. I really hope that it is possible, because I´m not really satisfied with the G940 software and hardware (and that´s an understatement)! TKS a lot in advance and Best Wishes for Xmas and 2012! Joop H./GCLP Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gypsy Baron Posted December 24, 2011 Report Share Posted December 24, 2011 Hello Pete and forum-members, I just bought your registered version 4.7 and would like to know the following: a) can I uninstall all G940 software and substitute it by assigning all buttons and axis via FSUIPC? (of course I will make a backup first) B) If so, can somebody indicates me where I should start/look first pls? I´m brand new here on this forum and as far as I know I haven´t seen anything posted on this before. I really hope that it is possible, because I´m not really satisfied with the G940 software and hardware (and that´s an understatement)! TKS a lot in advance and Best Wishes for Xmas and 2012! Joop H./GCLP You can certainly assign functions to your controller through FSUIPC4. I use it to assign controls to my Saitek Pro throttle quadrant switches and axis. I also have an X-45 stick/throttle attached but for that I still use the "old" Saitek software for assignments as those buttons/switches operate the "general" controls...gear, flaps, panel veiews, etc. I would suggest you start by reading the FSUIPC4 documentation. In particular, the "Advanced Users Guide". I refer to that document on a regular basis when setting up my controls for a new aircraft. It takes more than one reading, however, as the operations contained in that document will give you a very powerful tool and as a result one needs to understand things like compound button programming and other features. My particular applications use FSUIPC4 to assign up to 8 functions to a single switch on some aircraft. That is to say I have 8 "modes" for a given set of controls for an aircraft. This is accomplished with FSUIPC4. So, while Pete is away, start reading the documentation :) Paul Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fernmil Posted December 24, 2011 Author Report Share Posted December 24, 2011 Hello Paul, thanks very much for your answer. I already started with the first manual but then I will certainly continue with the advanced one (the first one for me is already rather advanced!). It might be of your interest perhaps, but I found another manual (for me very, very straight and comprehensible) via the site "It's Your Plane/resource Centre" : (http://fsuipc.simflight.com/beta/SIMSAMURAI+FSUIPC+TUTORIAL.pdf) I really found it a good help to read this one first as an "appetizer" Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year Joop H. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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