by Speed of flight » Mon May 12, 2014 12:36 am
I have been using the x45 for nearly 10 years now. Until this one breaks, I will not change it.
in the [CONTROLS] section, my FSX config reads exactly this: copy/paste if you like:
[CONTROLS]
Controls_Default=Standard
Controls_Current=Standard
KBDAIL=64
KBDELEV=64
KBDRUD=64
I don't know if this will work if your driver isn't current, nor if you haven't set it up for the first time in FSX. I don't remember setting mine up, and couldn't walk you through the initial setup. However, if you've set up everything else in the "settings" tab correctly, I can't help but think it will work. Not to be the jerk who assumes that you haven't tried that, or anything, but I have to say it.
In my settings/controls tab in FSX, there's a "calibrate" tab. Have you tried to see if a slight movement causes a large output, so to say that the potentiometer is possibly bad? if you click on it, your x45 should populate a dropdown list of possible controllers. Then, when you click on that, the Saitek calibration graph and button display appears, and you can test the outputs. if a slight movement displays a full deflection, I would venture a guess that the stick is possibly bad. If not, then I wonder about the driver and windows compatibility, or an incorrect setting somewhere else.
Hope this helps!
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