Here's a description of a gameport-USB adapter. If I use this baby, can I use the second throttle lever from my Suncom SFS throttle quadrant. As it is now, if I try to set up my suncom system, with rudder pedal attached (to use the second throttle lever) WinXP won't recognise it. Will WinXP recognise the second throttle lever and the other buttons if I attach it using an USB connector?Thanks,LobaeuxBACK

Modes 1 & 2 are to support the different hat switch configurations of the respective joysticks. Mode 4 is for a "regular" stick with extra buttons.Mode 3 is the closest to what you want but since it's only 4-axis, it's for a stick with one throttle and rudder. What you need is 5-axis support. I still think you'll be better off using a custom interface and wiring all the axes and buttons/switches directly to it. Then your Suncom will be 100% USB and will work in FS without having to use any special drivers.Peter http://bfu.avsim.net/sigpics/PeterR.gifBFU Forums ModeratorRenegade/Seawolf Design Group (RSDG)[table border=2 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=1][tr][td][table border=0 cellpadding=8 cellspacing=0][tr][td bgcolor=#6f0000]http://bfu.avsim.net/sigpics/logo75t.gif[/td][td align="center" bgcolor=#FFFFF6]Bush Flying Unlimited"At home in the wild"Looking for adventure? Come join us! * [link:bfu.avsim.net|Web Site] * [link:www.cafepress.com/bfu,bfu2,bfu3,bfu4|BFU Store] * [link:bfu.avsim.net/join.htm]Join!][/td][/tr][/table][/td][/tr][/table

Your right. Guess I'm going to have to wait for the plasma board to come out. Unless anyone knows of any other type of board that will handle it?

You might want to ask in the Home Cockpit forum.Peter http://bfu.avsim.net/sigpics/PeterR.gifBFU Forums ModeratorRenegade/Seawolf Design Group (RSDG)