My hat switch is not working in P3d2

 

I cannot find where to assign it to anything either. There is no list in axes, and buttons and keys it shows up as hat switch 1 but where do I assign that to pan the view?

I have a Saitek yoke.

I use FSUIPC (buttons assignments) to assign view functions to the Hat Switch.

Works well in FS9, FSX and P3Dv2.2 (all versions).

I have a Saitek yoke.

I use FSUIPC (buttons assignments) to assign view functions to the Hat Switch.

Works well in FS9, FSX and P3Dv2.2 (all versions).

 

May I kindly ask what is the function called that you have assigned to your hat switch?

 

I also use FSUIPC and have disabled all controllers in P3D2. That works well for all the buttons that are assigned in FSUIPC but I have not yet found what pan-view-function is call in FSUIPC. Therefore I only can choose between four outside positions of the camera (instead of free movable camera with the P3D2 default assigned button).

My FSUIPC general BUTTONS section:

 

[buttons]
ButtonRepeat=20,10
1=R1,32,C65734,0 ; PAN_UP
2=U1,32,C66416,-1 ; PAN_VIEW -1
3=R1,33,C65856,0 ; PAN_RIGHT_UP
4=U1,33,C66416,-1 ; PAN_VIEW -1
5=R1,34,C65672,0 ; PAN_RIGHT
6=U1,34,C66416,-1 ; PAN_VIEW -1
7=R1,35,C65857,0 ; PAN_RIGHT_DOWN
8=U1,35,C66416,-1 ; PAN_VIEW -1
9=R1,36,C65735,0 ; PAN_DOWN
10=U1,36,C66416,-1 ; PAN_VIEW -1
11=R1,37,C65855,0 ; PAN_LEFT_DOWN
12=U1,37,C66416,-1 ; PAN_VIEW -1
13=R1,38,C65671,0 ; PAN_LEFT
14=U1,38,C66416,-1 ; PAN_VIEW -1
15=R1,39,C65854,0 ; PAN_LEFT_UP
16=U1,39,C66416,-1 ; PAN_VIEW -1
17=P1,19,K190,10 ; Parking brake toggle
18=P1,5,C65758,0 ; Flap inc down
19=P1,4,C65759,0 ; Flaps dec up

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