Ghost inside saitek x55..

[diegopoke]

Good Morning.

 

My Saitek X55 had that problem of cables breaking inside the trottle, and I removed the cable and repaired it. I put and was giving the same problem.

In the video below we can notice that where the connector goes I don't even have to report just swiping it that there is a problem shown on the SAITEK control panel.

 

thinking it might be the cable dysis what I had done and I'm looking for a cable to replace with new connectors.

 

the cable ok, but now this problem that I show in the video is really weird.

 

 

:helpsmilie:

Edited December 6, 2019 by diegopoke

[diegopoke]

Does anyone have any ideas please

[Devrim]

When you do that, probably you're fingering the ghost's eye. Don't disturb the ghost. :D

 

Joke aside, I've no idea about that but I wonder, how did you plug the throttle to PC? Directly into a USB or via a USB distributor?

 

I've read a text somewhere, X55 easily has ghost problems if you use USB Hubs due to low voltage, or something.

[diegopoke]

When you do that, probably you're fingering the ghost's eye. Don't disturb the ghost. :D

 

Joke aside, I've no idea about that but I wonder, how did you plug the throttle to PC? Directly into a USB or via a USB distributor?

 

I've read a text somewhere, X55 easily has ghost problems if you use USB Hubs due to low voltage, or something.

 

Direct USB 3.0

[Looney]

The connector is either shorting the contacts, most likely on the PCB itself. Or there is some grounding issue going on where your finger acts as a capacitor, lifting the voltage of the pins to such a value the controller sees it as a valid input.

[diegopoke]

EVERYTHING HAS AN END,

 

SAITEK X55 VS HAMMER

 

WARRANTY MISSED!