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Dash PRO - rudder pedals

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Hello,

 

I've got PRO version od Majestic Dash. I tried to enable flight controls to operate at the internal FDE rate of 125Hz. I have problem with rudder pedals (Saitek). My code in mjc84.ini file is:

 

 

J1_X=FlightControls_->sensors.Aileron0_ADC

J1_Y=-FlightControls_->sensors.Elevator0_ADC

J2_Rz=FlightControls_->sensors.Rudder0_ADC

 

ElevatorsByFSX=0

AileronsByFSX=0

RuddersByFSX=0

 

Aileron and Elevator works great.

 

In Control Panel Aplication when I move ruder pedals there is a reaction and it seems to work (I can see movement of pedals displaying there). But directly in Dash (FSX) rudders don't move and there is no reaction when flying.

 

Does anybody know why?

 

Michal Pierzchala

My pedals (CH Pro Pedals) used the Z-axis for rudder.  E.g. from my INI:

 

J1_X=FlightControls_->sensors.Aileron0_ADC
J1_Y=FlightControls_->sensors.Elevator0_ADC

J0_Z=FlightControls_->sensors.Rudder0_ADC

 

-Bryant

The joystick numbers and axis recognized by my ini file were completely different than that recognized by the Windows directx dialogue or FSUIPC. Windows/FSUIPC had my Yoke as j#3, and Rudder as j#2 but the ini recognized them as #1 and #0. In addition, FSUIPC reads the rudder axis as R, but the ini recognized it as Rz. It took a lot of trial and error, but eventually worked. My best advice is to keep trying different combos. You don't have to restart FSX between ini changes, just reload the aircraft. It'd be nice if Majestic worked on a more intuitive solution, like a configuration tool that sensed j#s and axis as you moved them. Till then, luck and ample amounts of patience are required for this config process on some machines.  

Ethan Edelson

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