setting logitech X56 for the M2kc

[cmbaviator]

Hi guys,

 

 

i've invested in the Logitech X56.

 

As the engine idle N1 is at around 50%, there is like almost half of throttle deflection that is useless, the N1 only start rising when i go over 50% of deflection (throttle in the cocktpit not moving) on my X56, thus making the throttle input very sensitive.

 

is there a way to add a kind of offset, where my throttle thinks that at the lowest deflection, I am at 50%.

 

Is weird because on Xplane or P3DV4, the softwre, the engine idle are ususally around 20% N1 and when I move the throttle, it reacts accordingly, there is no deadzone.

 

any ideas ?

[jojo]

Hi guys,

 

 

i've invested in the Logitech X56.

 

As the engine idle N1 is at around 50%, there is like almost half of throttle deflection that is useless, the N1 only start rising when i go over 50% of deflection (throttle in the cocktpit not moving) on my X56, thus making the throttle input very sensitive.

 

is there a way to add a kind of offset, where my throttle thinks that at the lowest deflection, I am at 50%.

 

Is weird because on Xplane or P3DV4, the softwre, the engine idle are ususally around 20% N1 and when I move the throttle, it reacts accordingly, there is no deadzone.

 

any ideas ?

 

Check your axis assignment in ED control menu. Sometimes you can have multiples axis assigned to the same effect in game, which creates cross input.

[Wavehopper]

Re-calibrate the throttle. Be sure to actually center the throttle when it asks you to otherwise it will only give you 50% throttle range.

 

I had this issue too after trying X-Plane as that sim forces you to calibrate the devices.

[cmbaviator]

Re-calibrate the throttle. Be sure to actually center the throttle when it asks you to otherwise it will only give you 50% throttle range.

 

I had this issue too after trying X-Plane as that sim forces you to calibrate the devices.

 

i think I wasn't clear enough, i can get move my throttle into the A/B position.

 

 

The issue is that I think that my yoke thinks like that : 0% deflection = Idle , 50% deflection= 50% n1 / 100% deflection = A/B,

 

The issue is that M53 engine has an idle at N1 = 50% so my 0-50% deflection range is useless, i only have 50% range left for IDLE to A/B, thus making the slightest input very sensible.

 

Is there a way to DCS believe that my yoke starts at 50% of N1 ?

[jojo]

As said:

- check throttle calibration in Windows (full range)

- check axis assignment, by default it’s a mess.

[cmbaviator]

As said:

- check throttle calibration in Windows (full range)

- check axis assignment, by default it’s a mess.

 

will do

 

what do you mean by windows ?

[jojo]

will do

 

what do you mean by windows ?

 

Sorry, it seems to have changed in Windows parameters.

With the X-55 I can still calibrate joystick, but not throttle.

 

In task bar search paste "joy.cpl"