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I have the FSUIPC,version 4.957b and a Saitek Yoke and Rudder pedals. ( model PZ44 and PZ35 )

My aim is to be able to stop the aircraft PMDG-737 by pressing the foot brakes of my rudder pedal.

So far I assigned a key board letter ( y ) which does the stopping.

But how can I program FSUIPC to let me use the foot brakes of the rudder pedal ??

 

I appreciate your help

 

HubertWerni


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I have the FSUIPC,version 4.957b and a Saitek Yoke and Rudder pedals. ( model PZ44 and PZ35 )

My aim is to be able to stop the aircraft PMDG-737 by pressing the foot brakes of my rudder pedal.

So far I assigned a key board letter ( y ) which does the stopping.

But how can I program FSUIPC to let me use the foot brakes of the rudder pedal ??

 

I appreciate your help

 

HubertWerni

Hi

 

I do all my joysticks assignments via FSUIPC

 

And Ill use "Send direct to FSUIPC Calibration" at the Axis Assignment tab, and assign LeftBrake and RightBrake to each pedal.


Tom Stian Bjerk

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Hi

 

I do all my joysticks assignments via FSUIPC

 

And Ill use "Send direct to FSUIPC Calibration" at the Axis Assignment tab, and assign LeftBrake and RightBrake to each pedal.

 

Hello,

I followed your instruction,however the option "Send direct to FSUIPC Calibration " does not work.( the button is empty )

I intend to send you a screen shot but do not know how since I just switched to Windows 10.

May be you know why I cannot send to FSUIPC calibration.

Thank you

 

Hubert Werni

 

I try to figure out how to send screen shots and will then send you one if needed.


Herbert Werni

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Hello,

I followed your instruction,however the option "Send direct to FSUIPC Calibration " does not work.( the button is empty )

I intend to send you a screen shot but do not know how since I just switched to Windows 10.

May be you know why I cannot send to FSUIPC calibration.

Thank you

 

Hubert Werni

 

I try to figure out how to send screen shots and will then send you one if needed.

 

 

 


Tom Stian Bjerk

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I have the FSUIPC,version 4.957b and a Saitek Yoke and Rudder pedals. ( model PZ44 and PZ35 )

My aim is to be able to stop the aircraft PMDG-737 by pressing the foot brakes of my rudder pedal.

So far I assigned a key board letter ( y ) which does the stopping.

But how can I program FSUIPC to let me use the foot brakes of the rudder pedal ??

 

I appreciate your help

 

HubertWerni

PMDG advise you not to use fsuipc for calibration. Read thir intro literature

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PMDG advise you not to use fsuipc for calibration. Read thir intro literature

 

If I dont use FSUIPC for calibration I get problems with autobrake. Maybe it is a other way to solve my problem, but the solution for me now is to use "Send direct to FSUIPC Calibration" for the brakes.


Tom Stian Bjerk

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If I dont use FSUIPC for calibration I get problems with autobrake

 

Such as use of rudder during landing disables your autobraking?  FSX or P3D?  I do not use FSUIPC with P3D for anything but translating buttons to keycommands, all axis go directly into P3D without hassle and if your brake axis has enough null zone you won't create false brake signal using rudder.  Each has preferences but I always prefer the solution with the least complexity.

 

Foot pedals.... haha, I thought we were talking about tricycles.


Dan Downs KCRP

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Hello,

I did what the two videos suggest but something is still wrong.When stepping on the brakes after reaching about 20 knots

the aircraft only comes to a stop after releasing the brakes.

Any idea what is wrong and how to correct ?

Thanks

HubertWerni

 

NB: Can you provide a step by step description if you have time.It seems to be there is not much involved.

Just to make it clear again: the aircraft should come to a halt when stepping on the foot pedal.


Herbert Werni

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Did you set the check mark in the 'Reverse' boxes of the Left Toe and Right Toe brake control axes? You should.


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