DEN19 Posted November 24, 2012 Report Posted November 24, 2012 I have 2 Saitek TQs in my simpit. The first 2 axes on the first TQ are behaving strangely in FSX(FSUIPC 4.859d). The Windows calibration tool(Win7-64 bit) shows them behaving normally, a 50% movement of the axis produces a 50% movement in the game controller window, 75% gives 75% and so on. However in FSUIPC the calibration does not follow this profile. A 99% movement of the axis stick causes the calibration in FSUIP to move fromm-16384 to 0, the last 1% movement of the axis causes FSUIPC caplibration togo from0 to+16384. The 3rd axis on that TQ behaves normally, as do other 3 on the 2nd TQ. This applies to any profile I try to use. I think this is caused by me calibrating wrongly somewhere so I deleted the axis calibrations in the .ini file and redid them today. There is no change in the response. Cleary I have overlooked something or done somthing wrong but cannot find it. Below is the (I hope!) relevant sections of the ini file for single engine profile but thebehavoir also occurs in the twin ingine profile as well. Can you please tell me what I have done wrong!! Thanks [JoyNames]AutoAssignLetters=YesA=CH PRO PEDALS USB B=CH FLIGHT SIM YOKE USB C=Saitek Pro Flight Throttle QuadrantD=Saitek Pro Flight Throttle QuadrantE=BU0836X Interface0=Saitek Pro Flight Throttle Quadrant0.GUID={EB167160-31F5-11E0-8005-444553540000}2=CH PRO PEDALS USB2.GUID={EB164A50-31F5-11E0-8003-444553540000}4=BU0836X Interface4.GUID={EB16E690-31F5-11E0-800C-444553540000}1=CH FLIGHT SIM YOKE USB1.GUID={EB164A50-31F5-11E0-8004-444553540000}3=Saitek Pro Flight Throttle Quadrant3.GUID={EB167160-31F5-11E0-8006-444553540000}F=<< MISSING JOYSTICK >>[JoystickCalibration]AllowSuppressForPFCquad=YesExcludeThrottleSet=NoExcludeMixtureSet=YesExcludePropPitchSet=YesSepRevsJetsOnly=NoApplyHeloTrim=BothFlapsSetControl=0FlapDetents=NoReverserControl=66292Reverser1Control=66422Reverser2Control=66425Reverser3Control=66428Reverser4Control=66431MaxThrottleForReverser=256AileronTrimControl=66731RudderTrimControl=66732CowlFlaps1Control=66162CowlFlaps2Control=66163CowlFlaps3Control=66164CowlFlaps4Control=66165SteeringTillerControl=0MaxSteerSpeed=60UseAxisControlsForNRZ=NoElevatorTrim=-16380,-64,-64,16380/8Aileron Trim=-16380,-488,230,16380Rudder=-16380,0,0,16380Rudder Trim=-16380,-262,0,16380LeftBrake=-16380,16380/16RightBrake=-16380,16380/16SlopeAileron Trim=-6SlopeRudder Trim=-6Aileron=-16380,-1430,3200,16380Elevator=-16380,-1944,4543,15695Throttle=-16380,16380[Axes]1=BX,256,D,1,0,0,02=BY,256,D,2,0,0,03=AX,256,F,66387,0,0,04=AY,256,F,66388,0,0,05=AZ,256,D,3,0,0,09=EX,256,D,28,0,0,010=EY,256,D,27,0,0,011=EZ,256,D,21,0,0,012=EU,256,D,4,0,0,0[Profile.Single engine piston]1=Cessna Skyhawk 172SP Paint22=Cessna Skyhawk 172SP Paint33=Cessna Skyhawk 172SP Paint14=SIAI-Marchetti SF.260 Left G-AERO5=SIAI-Marchetti SF.260 Left White6=Commercial Level Simulations -- Piper PA-28R-200 Arrow II black7=Cessna Grand Caravan Paint28=Commercial Level Simulations -- Piper PA-28R-200 Arrow II Red9=Chipmunk10=Commercial Level Simulations -- Piper PA-28R-200 Arrow II grey11=Mooney Bravo Retro12=Auster J1 Autocrat G-AGTO13=Hurricaneiv14=Commercial Level Simulations -- Piper PA-28R-200 Arrow II Light Blue15=Beech_p3516=PT-1917=CIX Chipmunk CHIP418=DH82A Cix VFR Club G-BRSJ19=CIX Chipmunk CHIP620=CIX Chipmunk CHIP121=Beech_p35b22=Cessna Skyhawk 172SP Paint423=Auster J1 Autocrat G-JAYI24=Beech_p35b25=CIX Chipmunk CHIP426=AeropraktFoxbat.1[Axes.Single engine piston]0=CX,256,D,4,0,0,01=CY,256,D,5,0,0,02=CZ,256,D,6,0,0,03=BX,256,D,1,0,0,04=BY,256,D,2,0,0,05=AX,256,F,66387,0,0,06=AY,256,F,66388,0,0,07=AZ,256,D,3,0,0,08=EX,256,F,66732,0,0,09=EY,256,D,27,0,0,010=EZ,256,D,21,0,0,0[JoystickCalibration.Single engine piston]AllowSuppressForPFCquad=YesExcludeThrottleSet=NoExcludeMixtureSet=NoExcludePropPitchSet=YesSepRevsJetsOnly=NoApplyHeloTrim=BothUseAxisControlsForNRZ=NoFlapsSetControl=0FlapDetents=NoReverserControl=66292Reverser1Control=66422Reverser2Control=66425Reverser3Control=66428Reverser4Control=66431MaxThrottleForReverser=256AileronTrimControl=66731RudderTrimControl=66732CowlFlaps1Control=66162CowlFlaps2Control=66163CowlFlaps3Control=66164CowlFlaps4Control=66165SteeringTillerControl=0MaxSteerSpeed=60Aileron Trim=-16380,-512,512,16380Rudder Trim=-16380,-2123,1281,16380/8ElevatorTrim=-16380,-512,512,16380Rudder=-16380,-774,774,16380/8LeftBrake=-16380,16380/16RightBrake=-16380,16380/16SlopeLeftBrake=15SlopeRightBrake=15Aileron=-16380,-3901,4992,16380/8Elevator=-16380,-1666,4406,16380/8SlopeRudder Trim=6Throttle=-16380,-258PropPitch1=-16384,0,0,0/32PropPitch=-16380,-323Mixture=-16380,16380[/CODE]
Pete Dowson Posted November 24, 2012 Report Posted November 24, 2012 I have 2 Saitek TQs in my simpit. The first 2 axes on the first TQ are behaving strangely in FSX(FSUIPC 4.859d). The Windows calibration tool(Win7-64 bit) shows them behaving normally, a 50% movement of the axis produces a 50% movement in the game controller window, 75% gives 75% and so on. However in FSUIPC the calibration does not follow this profile. A 99% movement of the axis stick causes the calibration in FSUIP to move fromm-16384 to 0, the last 1% movement of the axis causes FSUIPC caplibration togo from0 to+16384. The 3rd axis on that TQ behaves normally, as do other 3 on the 2nd TQ. This applies to any profile I try to use. I think this is caused by me calibrating wrongly somewhere so I deleted the axis calibrations in the .ini file and redid them today. There is no change in the response. It is not related to fSUIPC at all. It is a really well-known bug in the Saitek installation and is fixed by a Registry change. Please check the Saitek support site. I really cannot support their products. Regards Pete
DEN19 Posted November 24, 2012 Author Report Posted November 24, 2012 Pete thanks for that, I have tried the fix on their website, tried unplugging the TQ and deleting all entries in the .xml file and allowing fsx to rebuild it. All to no avail. I have contacted them for a solution. Thanks for your help. Den
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