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Throttle Quad Issue

By Mike_CFII_MEL, in X-Plane Tips and Tricks

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Mike_CFII_MEL    788

Mike_CFII_MEL
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Hi,

 

I decided to give X-plane 10 another shot. This is a fresh install, I've been able to calibrate and use my yoke (PFC - Column Yoke). But it does not recognize my throttle quad (VRAC) axes (Pitch Trim, Speed Brake, Throttle 1 & 2, Flaps), but it sees and I can use the buttons on the throttle quad (A/T Disengage, TO/GA, Parking Brake, Stab Trim L&R and Fuel Cutoff L&R).

 

Any ideas on how to get the axes working?, does it have to be controlled by thid party software?.

 

Thanks

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Mike_CFII_MEL    788

Mike_CFII_MEL
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Hi,

 

Not sure how this ended up here instead of the General Area. Can someone please remove this topic, I'm no longer able to delete it.

 

Sorry for the trouble

Thanks

Former Beta Tester - (for a few companies) - As well as provide Regional Voice Set Recordings

       Four-Intel I9/10900K | One-AMD-7950X3D | Three-Asus TUF 4090s | One-3090 | One-1080TI | Five-64GB DDR5 RAM 6000mhz | Five-Cosair 1300 P/S | Five-Pro900 2TB NVME        One-Eugenius ECS2512 / 2.5 GHz Switch | Five-Ice Giant Elite CPU Coolers | Three-75" 4K UHDTVs | One-24" 1080P Monitor | One-19" 1080P Monitor | One-Boeing 737NG Flight Deck

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