MustangSally

See my Sig....Simappro first before DCS bios, Simshaker and Tacview. I'm at a constant 80 to 90fps

You won't get a response from Winwing here. Log into their site and log a ticket. In the mean time just allow it to install. I've been using Simappro for over 2yrs with no problems

Calibrate your throttle first...in Simappro Set your A/B detent second...in Simappro Assign your idle detent in DCS settings to idle/off....in DCS

Create your own and assign...easy!

No, it's meant to blink! My Taurus has dome for 2 years now.

Sorry, can't answer your mounting question as I have a Taurus

What throttle....Taurus or Orion? The shutoff detent is a button press, just assign it to Idle Off/On in DCS

You have to shut the aircraft down and turn the lights off in the aircraft ..then exit dcs

No, run up simappro and click on a device. You'll find that there is a click able button beside the LEDs, click on it and set to sync with dcs. You nust have simapro running g in the background. Run up DCS, jump in the Hornet, start up and you should no be able to turn your console lights on or off

The above will do nothing. You need to change the settings In simappro and have it running in the background!

That has nothing to do with this thread!!

Happened to me long ago on a Warthog throttle Just use the calibration software that came with the product!

Please, please, please do not use windows to calibrate. You are lucky you didn't brick your Taurus. The Windows calibration routine is there for old legacy sticks (device's without their own eproms). I really wish MS would give users a warning!

I'm east coast Australia and It's Monday morning here so currently at work. Tell me the issue and I'll see if I can help here?

Do you have Dot Net 3.5 and Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable packages for Visual Studio 2017 installed??

Yes

If you change grips you need to set the device back to default.....pretty sure that under the device tab there is a set default button. I'm at work so I can't confirm the naming convention

If you follow the calibration procedure on the first page, you'll only have to do it once.

I've had mine for 9mths without an issue What else do you have in your Export.lua? I have Butt Kicker, DCS Bios, Tacview, SRS and Simappro. My entries are as follows...... local wwtlfs=require('lfs') dofile(wwtlfs.writedir()..'Scripts/wwt/wwtExport.lua') BIOS = {}; BIOS.LuaScriptDir = [[C:\Program Files\DCS-BIOS\dcs-lua\]]; BIOS.PluginDir = [[C:\Users\phill\AppData\Roaming/DCS-BIOS/Plugins\]]; if lfs.attributes(BIOS.LuaScriptDir..[[BIOS.lua]]) ~= nil then dofile(BIOS.LuaScriptDir..[[BIOS.lua]]) end --[[DCS-BIOS Automatic Setup]] local SimShakerlfs=require('lfs'); dofile(SimShakerlfs.writedir()..'Scripts/SimShaker.lua') dofile(lfs.writedir()..[[Scripts\SimShaker-export-core\ExportCore.lua]]) local Tacviewlfs=require('lfs');dofile(Tacviewlfs.writedir()..'Scripts/TacviewGameExport.lua') pcall(function() local dcsSr=require('lfs');dofile(dcsSr.writedir()..[[Mods\Services\DCS-SRS\Scripts\DCS-SimpleRadioStandalone.lua]]); end,nil); The 2 lines in red need to be first

Do you have Simappro running in the background, all paths set correctly in settings and logged in?

Did you enter DCS, do a quick flight, sit behind the A/C in external view and move your throttle until the A/B lights? Alt tab out and do the maths

Software?

That wheel is spring loaded and only moves around 70deg up and down

Did you by chance read the message 5 posts above yours???? They have covid/lockdown issues. When your order is ready you'll receive an email, so a bit more patience maybe needed!

Printed them myself