X-45 recalibration tool..

[S77th-konkussion]

http://webzoom.freewebs.com/konkussion/Saitek_Recalibration.zip

 

This rebuilds the config files for the X45 in the event that the auto-calibration malfunctions. (Newer X-45's were digital- thus they have no "calibrate-on-demand" feature) Save this file to "My Docs", unzip and run the tool.

 

Not to be used except for a repair.

[Groove]

Thanks !

[urze]

Thanks -rep inbound- !

Its very helpfull- I always reinstalled my X45 when i notice that the calibration is messed up.

[S77th-konkussion]

Yep- I've been having issues with my throttle losing signal at the top of the axis- I'd have it pushed forward to the stops- but be stuck anywhere from 80 to about 99%. I would also lose signal in the rotaries too.

 

This is a recalibration fix for your controller:

 

Un-plug the/all Saitek device(s) from the PC.

 

Save the attached file to My docs.

 

Unzip the Saitek_Recalibration.zip file

 

Note that XP might require you to unblock the file from running:

Navigate to the file via start\my computer\my docs\ Right click the file, properties, unblock.

 

run the Saitek_Recalibration.reg file - Click 'Yes' when prompted.

 

Re-plug the device(s) back in, go to the test screen of Game Controllers in the Control panel

 

Move all the axis in the full range 4 times to recalibrate.

 

That should leave the device(s) recalibrated and ready for use.

[355th_Paulie]

It's weird, but I cant access that link due to "security settings"?? :cry:

[olli]

Can this Fix also be used with the Saitek x52 stick, or is there a similar fix for the x52?

[S77th-konkussion]

Paulie- save it to your "my docs" folder. For some reason it won't let you unblock it from the desktop. (see text in red)

 

I only contacted them about my X45. I'm sure there is one for the X52, but I doubt it's the same. I'm still not 100% sure why reinstalling wouldn't acheive the same thing- but it surely did not for me. So far- so good on this file..

[355th_Paulie]

Sorry, Konkussion, let me rephrase what the issue is, when I click the link, it redirects me to the site, which shows me a popup saying " Your current security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded"......:D Yes, even without my firewall...:cry:

[S77th-konkussion]

Hmm "right click- save as"? By the way- it might be a handy file to have- but it did not fix my issue permanently. I lost the top end of my throttle again last evening.