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Offline turtle212

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ch pro throttle
« on: September 24, 2006, 04:49:32 PM »
Guys Im tryin to get back into this game after a 2 yr hiatus and am having some joystick problems.I installed the chpro drivers and set the controls up using the ch pro software. In WinXP I also setup the right stick and did the calibration. I went into the game and ent through the joystick calibration . I can see all the numbers move including the throttle but when Im on the field idling the throttle wont  move. No takey-offey
comments...............turt  Win XP, 1.2 G ram 1.8Mhz processor

Offline Spatula

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ch pro throttle
« Reply #1 on: September 24, 2006, 05:12:28 PM »
Have you mapped the throttle to the correct game throttle? I think there are 4 seperate throttles in the game - one for each of the multi-engined aircraft. Cant remember which one is the default one (which controls all engines at once).
The setup has all changed recently and im no longer familiar with it, but maybe this somewhere to start?

btw - i got pro CH USB gear, and i dont use the CH software at all. Just plug em in, calib in windows, calib in AH, then set your mappings up in AH, and your away.
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Offline DonULFonso

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ch pro throttle
« Reply #2 on: September 25, 2006, 03:51:01 AM »
You have to select the correct controller for your Pro Throttle's throttle-axis to control your engines: if you did not combine your CH-USB-controllers they are seen as individual and thus separate devices with your Fighterstick usually being controller no. 1 and your Pro Throttle controller no. 2. If you didn't select controller no. 2 (or whatever ID your throttle has got), then the engines are mapped to the default controller no. 1, resulting in your Fighterstick's throttle-wheel controlling thrust.