Any way to get the TPR to respond in the whole axis?

[_outcast_]

I have the TPR pedals and have tried to adjust things in both the ingame settings and the Target software, but I just can't get it to that if the "power" of the axis goes from 0-100 I want the power to be 100 when I am fully pressing one of the pedals, however how it is now I reach 100% power of the pedal just half way through. No matter what values I adjust it always ends up like that.

 

Do anyone know how to make it so the power output is only max when I am actually pressing the pedal all the way?

 

It is way to sensitive now even with a center deadzone of 10. I just have to move my feet around just slightly and the rudder shoots away to almost 100% power

 

Also is it possible to lock the pedals rotation axis so that they are stable and so I can't "push" them down when laying my foot on them? I just want to use the Z axis

Edited July 18, 2019 by _outcast_

[=Panther=]

Did you use Windows Calibration? If so, you need to reset the calibration in Device Properties, and never use that again. If you didn't, I recommend uninstalling the drivers and attempting another install. TPR out of the box should reach max deflection value at physical max deflection. Should be 50% at 50% deflection, and 0% when off the pedal.

[_outcast_]

Did you use Windows Calibration? If so, you need to reset the calibration in Device Properties, and never use that again. If you didn't, I recommend uninstalling the drivers and attempting another install. TPR out of the box should reach max deflection value at physical max deflection. Should be 50% at 50% deflection, and 0% when off the pedal.

 

Thanks that works! :) Do you know of any way to remove the way the padles push down when you lay your feet on them? I just want to use the main axel and it is distracting how the pedals are moving as you move your feet.

[Svsmokey]

Heels on floor ?

[=Panther=]

Proper use of these type of pedals, is heels on the floor.

[_outcast_]

Proper use of these type of pedals, is heels on the floor.

 

 

Hmm, that is strange, so the whole "top" part of the pedals should not be touched? What part of the foot should touch the pedals?

[=Panther=]

How I operate them; heels on the floor for normal flight operation, where my ball of my foot rest on the lower portion of the pedal to operate the rudder axis. When I need to operate the wheel brakes, I lift my feet up to actuate the brakes by pivoting with the ankle to send the toes toward the ground. I find that if I leave my feet on the pedals at all times, I get unwarranted rudder commands, and I fly precision aerobatics a lot so unwanted controls is not good. The heels are a great anchor point that prevents accidental rudder input.

 

If you find that the pedals are hard to control with heels on the floor, I recommend adjusting the angle of the pedal. Keep in mind, the tiny screws securing the pedals are easily striped out, so don't over tighten them, that type of screw probably isn't even rated for 50 inch pounds of torque (too lazy to look it up). Just needs a slight more than finger tight to secure them.