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I have a Throttle Quad that is connected to a Flight Yoke System playing Flight simulator via Steam. I am having issues assigned the throttle controls. The software i downloaded for the Quad stops where it shows the Quad being connected by a USB connection  - my connection is via a round plug similar to a keyboard connection. Do I need the USB connection? when plugged in the quad does show power - it doesn't show up on the list of devices in the flight sim control panel as does the Yoke system

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Normally, all joystick are connected via USB ports. If the yoke has a USB port, then it's probably for a joystick connection such as your Quad. USB can be connected in series accross multiple devices.

tony

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Sounds like the Saitek Yoke and throttle quadrant. The throttle quad has the round plug specifically for the yoke, I had the same issue when I first got mine. What fixed it for me was plugging the yoke cord into a powered usb port.

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Agreed. Don’t plug the round plug into a ps2 keyboard socket. Plug it into the saitek yoke and yes, you may need a 5v psu to boost power to the yoke.


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