And another G940 question

[mhlarsen]

Hi Pete,

 

I have a Logitech G940 Flightstick and Throttle with two POV/HAT buttons on each.

 

My problem is simply that FSUIPC4 only recognizes one POV/HAT button on each device.

 

What can I do to change this?

 

[Pete Dowson]

I have a Logitech G940 Flightstick and Throttle with two POV/HAT buttons on each.

My problem is simply that FSUIPC4 only recognizes one POV/HAT button on each device.

What can I do to change this?

 

In the axis assignment section FSUIPC recognises all the standard Windows joystick parts -- up to 8 axes and 4 POVs ("Points of View" controls, or Hats). If your second hat is not recognised as such by Windows it won't be recognised as such in FSUIPC. If you want it recognised, instead, as a set of buttons I'm afraid that is not supported in FSUIPC -- only button numbers 32-39 for the first POV are supported. Try the axis assignments instead. You can still do assignments to up to 10 of the values it sends by using the range assignments on the right-hand side.

 

Pete

[mhlarsen]

In the axis assignment section FSUIPC recognises all the standard Windows joystick parts -- up to 8 axes and 4 POVs ("Points of View" controls, or Hats). If your second hat is not recognised as such by Windows it won't be recognised as such in FSUIPC. If you want it recognised, instead, as a set of buttons I'm afraid that is not supported in FSUIPC -- only button numbers 32-39 for the first POV are supported. Try the axis assignments instead. You can still do assignments to up to 10 of the values it sends by using the range assignments on the right-hand side.

 

Pete

Thanks, I will try the axis assignment.