My 4 Thrustmaster MFDs don't keep stable control mappings

[lwalter]

I have now 4 Thrustmaster MFDs plugged to my computer through a USB hub.

When I launch DCS and open the control settings, all 4 MFDs are visible and I can bind them to plane switches.

In the DCS control settings, each MFD is displayed with an associated GUID (globally unique identifier).

I thought these identifiers were the actual MFD hardware identifier,  but I'm wrong, because the next time I started DCS, the same identifiers were used, but assigned to different MFDs, meaning I had to redo all my bindings.

Is there way to keep these identifiers and binding stable?

 

Edited January 18, 2021 by lwalter

[Ala12Rv-Tundra]

Try doubleckicking them in order to type a different name for each. Just the header of each column device

I have 3 renamed to mfd left, right and center and most of time they run flawlessly 

[lwalter]

55 minutes ago, Ala12Rv-Tundra said:

Try doubleckicking them in order to type a different name for each. Just the header of each column device

I have 3 renamed to mfd left, right and center and most of time they run flawlessly 

thanks ! I will try what you suggest

 

 

I have also found this post about installing a "unified driver package" here. I'll try that if renaming the MFDs is not sufficient.