BenBaron

Currently, you only strictly need to "Reload Bindings" if you change profiles while the sim is already running. The next package version will directly transfer the activated profile to the sim with only one click to Activate in the Configurator.

Hallo Rainer, entschuldige das späte feedback, aber ich hatte Heinz gebeten, mit der Beschreibung bis zur Veröffentlichung von 2.2 zu warten, weil die auch nochmal einiges am user interface, basierend auf den bisher gemachten Erfahrungen, umstellt.

Hi Tony, just select the profile for the Alpha that you want to use and activate that. Do the same for the Bravo. Those are distinct activations.

I'm glad it works now, Eduardo. Have fun with your Bravo. Because we believe this topic has been answered we have closed it. If you have any more questions feel free to open a new topic.

Hi Eduardo, have you also tried running the windows calibration for the Bravo? The marked "Calibrate" button in my screenshot?

Hi and welcome to our forums, please don't open up multiple threads with the same question...as you already posted in the MSFS forum, I am closing this.

Almost, just that, as the two types of profiles don't interact in any way, you have to make sure yourself there are no doubled bindings between what buttons have been defined in the X-Plane profile and the HC Configurator. Otherwise, you will see both commands being actioned, which might not necessarily be desired.

Hi, good news, as your DOOR LED will react properly soon opening and closing that door :). I today took the time to look into this issue and this has indeed been a bug, which could happen under certain conditions treating the array incorrectly. I hope I did not break anything in the process, but at least this problem will be fixed in version 2.2. Thanks for the report.

Hi Roger, as those issues concern not only the HC device, it is for sure some problem on your system and we can only poke in the dark. What might be worth trying is using a self-powered USB hub in case the devices are suffering from too little power available via the mainboard USB.

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Hi and welcome to our forums, what we have learned by now is that those intermittent connection losses or erratic axis behaviour can be caused by too little power supply to the devices. So, if you have one at hand, trying out a self-power USB hub might solve the issue.

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With those issues it is always best to get in touch directly with the maker of the profile. Because we believe this topic has been answered we have closed it. If you have any more questions feel free to open a new topic.

Because we believe this topic has been answered we have closed it. If you have any more questions feel free to open a new topic.

Because we believe this topic has been answered we have closed it. If you have any more questions feel free to open a new topic.