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When I go into the control panel and can see that the button is working. It also works in P3D.

 

 

But when I want to assign it DCSW doe snot recognize the button press.

 

 

This used to work until I ran the latest update today !?

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Buttons 1 and 6 are the two-stage trigger, right?

 

You can always assign a button by selecting it from the drop down list without auto detect. Alternatively you can squeeze the trigger so button 1 is pressed, then open the dialog, then finish squeezing the trigger so the next event it sees is Button06 Down.

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Buttons 1 and 6 are the two-stage trigger, right?

 

 

No..those are 1 and 15...I tried assigning it without detection but it is still not recognised in the sim....

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No. 6 is the pinkie.

 

 

You have to assign it in the programmer before it will work in DCS.

 

 

Open profile editor, switch to grid view. Delete the Mode 1 + Pinkie, Mode 2 + Pinkie, Mode 3 + Pinkie. Save the profile with a name and close. Enable the saved profile for DCS.

 

 

 

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Edited by Holbeach
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Ah yes, if you're using the SST software it won't expose certain buttons if they are the shifts for the modes. While the software can do up to 6 modes, most of the time a single mode is most usable.

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I never use profiles. It should detect the button press. The latest update messed it up....

 

 

But...I opened the profiler and deleted all mode + pinkie. Gave it a profile name. Now it works - even when the profile is not active...go figure....

 

 

Probably related to the fact that I have not used Logitech drivers until a few days ago. I always used the default MS drivers...

 

 

Thanks Holbeach.

Edited by BrzI
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