PFC

[eric737]

Hi Pete

I have a confused set up in FSUIPC :

When I fly the AC all over sudden banks right and is uncontrollable ,I am trying to calibrate the aileron and the elevator in FSUIPC , in the section Axis assignment the elevator and aileron is not visible? however when I click on Joystick calibration the both of them are seen by FSUIPC , normally it should be visible under axis assignment but does not show direct? Is it possible because the PFC console is interfering somehow? I am using latest FSUIPC and FSX

Thank you

Eric

[Pete Dowson]

On 5/19/2017 at 10:29 AM, eric737 said:

When I fly the AC all over sudden banks right and is uncontrollable ,I am trying to calibrate the aileron and the elevator in FSUIPC , in the section Axis assignment the elevator and aileron is not visible? however when I click on Joystick calibration the both of them are seen by FSUIPC

They must be assigned in FSX.

On 5/19/2017 at 10:29 AM, eric737 said:

Is it possible because the PFC console is interfering somehow?

What PFC console. You've not really given much information.

What is your "latest FSUIPC" version?  The very latest, which improved device scanning is 4.966n (see the Download Links subforum). It might be worth trying that -- but don't assign in both FS and FSUIPC. That will induce conflicts.

Pete

 

[eric737]

Hi Pete

I will try this but as I am looking in your FSUIPC instructions it says that you should disable the controller in FSX , by doing so I loose all functions such as Bodnar switches and inputs , however even so with this disabled I still get erratic inputs?

Eric

[Pete Dowson]

56 minutes ago, eric737 said:

I will try this but as I am looking in your FSUIPC instructions it says that you should disable the controller in FSX , by doing so I loose all functions such as Bodnar switches and inputs ,

All those can be assigned in FSUIPC, with more options and choice of assignments. What's more, using Profiles you can have different assignments for different aircraft, automatically changed on loading aircraft.

58 minutes ago, eric737 said:

however even so with this disabled I still get erratic inputs?

If the £erratic inputs" are due to hardware malfunction, interference between separate inputs, or a bad connection, then yes, of course. But if, as I suspect, they are due to conflicting assignments, then having them all assigned in one place and properly calibrated you should be fine.

Pete