flyingscotsman Posted August 11, 2024 Posted August 11, 2024 I have found in the past that some modules recognise the brake pedals, some don't They ALL recognise the Rudder axis So, I have A-10C ii, & AH-64D, brake pedals are recongnised in the axis command But nothing happens in the CH-47F. Brakes working with other sims, i.e. PMDG 777 etc in MSFS2020 Any ideas? Thanks in advance
Andurula Posted August 11, 2024 Posted August 11, 2024 Weird. The CH-47F module recognized my MFG Crosswind brake pedals just fine. 3
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Hoirtel Posted August 11, 2024 Posted August 11, 2024 (edited) I think you might have had the same problem I did a while ago. On my MFGs I changed the angle of the pedals and did not do one side up tight enough. Couldn't feel a difference but that side had intermittent issues. I fixed it by resetting the position. Doing them up properly and the recalibrate all axis in the software. Never had an issue since. Currently my MFGs are flawless in all modules and work in the CH47 too. Edited August 11, 2024 by Hoirtel 1
flyingscotsman Posted August 11, 2024 Author Posted August 11, 2024 Hello All, Thanks for replying, I've not touched my pedals since getting them in about 2018. I can see the values look odd, X is 4500 and Y is 7600 (say) but they work on some DCS aircraft and not others. Have the same problem with MSFS, seems wierd. I'll get them out from under the sim and check the tightness of everything and re-calibrate as you advised. That'll not be until later today. Thank you
Slippa Posted August 11, 2024 Posted August 11, 2024 They’re pretty solid pedals, I’m surprised to see this. Mine are fine with the Chinny as well as my other modules. Good luck with it.
Solution flyingscotsman Posted August 11, 2024 Author Solution Posted August 11, 2024 Horitel, You were the closest, I found another post on a differnet forum about MFG's and they suggested, "Unplug the brake cables and hoover out any dust." worth a Try. So at this point, neither pedal is seen in the CH-47F, but both working on the AH-64 and others....grrrr. I also removed all MODS, No change Did a DCS Repair and Cleanup, no change Unplugged/replugged the MFG's and did a manual calibration. Noticed that the RAW numbers fluctuated even when no feet on pedals, so something is stopping full equilibrium. Unplugged brake cables, they pull out by hand. Hoovered the compartment and firmly inserted the connecters. Automatic calibration, still had some numbers flickering, but MUCH less. Manual Calibration, set them to ZERO and the LEFT brake was working in the CH-47F, so bind that to both brakes....SORTED Thanks to all who responded. Milan, to his credit now has cables that can be replaced, without soldering, So when that other one packs in, I'll be sending for it. But this solution works for me Happy flying everyone 2
Slippa Posted August 11, 2024 Posted August 11, 2024 I’ll keep this in mind next time the hoover’s around. Good to know, glad you’re sorted.
Hoirtel Posted August 13, 2024 Posted August 13, 2024 (edited) On 8/11/2024 at 6:49 PM, flyingscotsman said: Horitel, You were the closest, I found another post on a differnet forum about MFG's and they suggested, "Unplug the brake cables and hoover out any dust." worth a Try. So at this point, neither pedal is seen in the CH-47F, but both working on the AH-64 and others....grrrr. I also removed all MODS, No change Did a DCS Repair and Cleanup, no change Unplugged/replugged the MFG's and did a manual calibration. Noticed that the RAW numbers fluctuated even when no feet on pedals, so something is stopping full equilibrium. Unplugged brake cables, they pull out by hand. Hoovered the compartment and firmly inserted the connecters. Automatic calibration, still had some numbers flickering, but MUCH less. Manual Calibration, set them to ZERO and the LEFT brake was working in the CH-47F, so bind that to both brakes....SORTED Thanks to all who responded. Milan, to his credit now has cables that can be replaced, without soldering, So when that other one packs in, I'll be sending for it. But this solution works for me Happy flying everyone Glad you got it sorted. On a similar but unrelated note I have also experienced modules responding differently to peripherals. I had a button box that worked in Apache but not/partially in many other modules. Probably just have differences in the way they are coded. I fixed the box with a firmware update. Edited August 13, 2024 by Hoirtel 1
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