Saitek_X52Pro_Flight_Controller_7_0_27_13_x64_Driv ers.exe

I am using X52Pro at 64 bits of Windows7.

It found that the newest driver - Pro_Flight_Controller_7_0_27_13_x64_Drivers.exe had a bug.

Because it was not corrected about half a year, I reported.

OLD Driver - Saitek_X52Pro_Flight_Controller_SD6_64.exe:

Shit+A (Quantize=0)

Shift ↓ A↓ A↑ Shift↑

NEW Driver - Pro_Flight_Controller_7_0_27_13_x64_Drivers.exe:

Shift+A (Quantize=0)

Shift ↓ A↓ Shift↑ A↑

are you talking about the device drivers or the sst program?

If device drivers , Are they working properly?

For care, I downloaded the newest driver and tested it combining old SST.

And operation different from old specification is caused.

In an old driver, my X52pro works normal.

The input device was out of condition when a new driver was used, I did the bug track.

so, no go on those drivers .

Thanx

Report

I mailed support.

He checked the pointed-out behavior.

Support said that it would take this problem to a development department, and correspondence would be considered.:)

JAPman, I have combined key configuration that is created last year. I'm using it now with latest driver, and no issue with it.

May your problem be that you're not using "macro" feautre?

Please check this image.

* I adjusted image contrast of right image to see "released key" text.

* Ignore "ü" and "]" characters - keyboard language differences.

Thank you.

Although I used macro, I did not learn such setting methods.

Support was also referred to as use a detailed macro.

I use an old driver (Saitek_X52 Pro_Flight_Controller_SD6_64.exe).

The manual of SST is not updated.

If it sets up with a new driver with the old method, unnecessary whiskers will occur in an input signal.:)

Afterall, although I use latest driver and SST software, my X52Pro sometime goes crazy with singnals.

For example, I push hat (pov) to left, then the Shkval (Ka-50) or TGP (A-10C) starts to slew to left. I release the hat, but Shkval or TGP keep slewing to left.

Saitek has never fixed its buggy system.