Bernd E. 85 Posted July 20 Hey guys, dont know if this happend to anybody else too but I recognized it also in the Small Busses now. It did not happen at the beginning of the flight, but on appraoch and landing, the X axis wasnt working anymore. I've attached a video of it. I also tried to unplug and replug the Stick, but same result. Reloading the whole sim solved the issue but the question is, what is causing this cause it is not happening on each flight. Is that a Bus issue or an Sidestick issue :-S (I hope not that its broken :-S) (Sorry for the big video, i have no idea how to reduce it...) BR Video.MOV Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bernd E. 85 Posted July 20 Additional Info: I have checked the USB Settings (USB Gamecontroler Popup) and all inputs from the Stick are reocgnized as they are but not in the Sim 👁️🗨️ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Secondator 141 Posted July 20 Hello Bernd, Just to make sure. Do you have the "Enable TCA sidestick support" enabled on the configurator? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Brianwhtn53 6 Posted July 20 Also check out these two options: https://www.howtogeek.com/296918/how-to-stop-windows-from-powering-off-your-usb-devices/ and this https://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/prevent-windows-from-powering-off-usb-device/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bernd E. 85 Posted July 20 vor 2 Stunden , Secondator sagte: Hello Bernd, Just to make sure. Do you have the "Enable TCA sidestick support" enabled on the configurator? Jup, and @Brianwhtn53 thanks for info but this is disabled since years :D Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Secondator 141 Posted July 21 Hi Bernd, I asked from one of our hardware specialists. Could you check the following - Calibrate the device and display the raw values. They should not be below + 127 / -127 as this would be too low resolution that could introduce glitches. - Check if the jumps are visible in the calibration utility after calibration - Try it on simple default aircraft (prop cessna for example) - Try to change the USB, or even the computer if possible. - Check that no other controls are assigned to the elevators and ailerons - If you have controls mapped through FSUIPC, disable those and use the P3D native control settings - If possible you could also try it on XP11 or any other simulator if it's happening there. Hopefully these steps help you to troubleshoot the issue. If not, Unfortunately I am out of ideas and unless someone comes up with a miracle solution here I would recommend contacting our support directly. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
