unwanted movements with Logitech G940 pedals

[Darth Mop 6]

Hi,I have a serious problem with the pedals of the G940, I calibrated everything and everything works just fine however the pedals cause unwanted movements so I have to pull to the other side to get the airplane fly "normal", in FSX the plane either moves to the right or to the left in FS2004 I can't even control the plane, the pedals create movements which I don't do, in FSX this ruins the AP and the entire flight, in FS2004 I doesn't allow me to control the plane at all, with the Airsimmer it's the worst scenario, it keeps dragging the plane to the side without making me able to do anything, and since I can't know how much I have to counter control it, I can't trim, I've calibrated it anyway but it doesn't work, is there a deadzone control of the pedals so I could simply disable them to a specific range, so minimal movements get ignored?would really appreciate your help, I paid so much for this system and it ruins the FS experience :(

[Guest jahman]

Are you using FSUIPC4?Cheers,- jahman.

[Syd Weedon 11]

There is an updated set of drivers for the G940 on Logitech's site. I give mine a fairly liberal null zone and reduce sensitivity somewhat.

[Darth Mop 6]

Are you using FSUIPC4?Cheers,- jahman.

nope

There is an updated set of drivers for the G940 on Logitech's site. I give mine a fairly liberal null zone and reduce sensitivity somewhat.

well I'm sure I have the latest drivers

[Guest jahman]

nope

Too bad, FSUIPC4 has various methods for joystick access and extensive calibration facilities. See here.Cheers,- jahman.

[Bob Scott 7,745]

Also, go through all the controllers in the FSX Options -> Controls page and make sure you don't have another axis assigned to rudder (i.e. twist/Z axis on a joystick). If you find one, remove it.