How configurate my Thrustmaster Boeing Yoke with PMDG 737-800

[Malrov]

Dear all, I recently purchased the Thrustmaster Boeing Yoke. Once the Thrustmaster Boeing Yoke firmware is downloaded, MSFS 2020 recognizes this device in “control Options”.

If I want to configure the Thrustmaster Boeing Yoke from FSUIPC linking it to my PMDG, ¿do I have to remove View Yaw Axis and Pitch Yaw Axis from Control Options to avoid a conflict??

If I don't delete it, could there be a conflict? What do you recommend?

I attached an image to know If I have to delete these controls from "control options" or not

I appreciate your help 🙂

Edited February 23 by Malrov

[John Dowson]

Yes - if assigning an axis or button/switch/key in fsuipc, you should remove any assignment to the same axis/button/switch/key in MSFS, otherwise both assignments will apply and cause issues/conflicts.

If using fsuipc for all assignments, you can create a new/empty profile for your controller in msfs. Otherwise, you csn just remive any assignment in msfs once assigned in fsuipc.

[Malrov]

Hi John, thanks for your answer clarifying my doubt.

I would like you to ask a last question. If I use just FSUIPC to control the Yoke, does the parameters of Sensivity Section (Control Option/TCA Yoke Boeing) work if I remove any assigment in MSFS?

I mean if there is a link between FSUIPC with Sensitity Section.

Thanks in advance 😀

 

[John Dowson]

15 hours ago, Malrov said:

I would like you to ask a last question. If I use just FSUIPC to control the Yoke, does the parameters of Sensivity Section (Control Option/TCA Yoke Boeing) work if I remove any assigment in MSFS?

I mean if there is a link between FSUIPC with Sensitity Section.

FSUIPC knows nothing about MSFS assignments or settings, and I do not know if they apply when assigned using FSUIPC - you will just need to try it.
You can/should first calibrate in FSUIPC if assigned there, and you can also apply sensitivity "slopes" there.

[Malrov]

Thanks for your answer and help John 😀