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Title: CH pedals
Post by: moneyguy on June 14, 2006, 04:34:44 PM

i ordered a set of CH pedals, is there anything screwy that i would need to know about using them with an X52 stick?  :huh

Title: CH pedals
Post by: moneyguy on June 16, 2006, 06:44:01 PM

i got em, hooked em up, mapped em and everything works great, thanks for all your help guys :rolleyes:

Title: Ok, but HOW?
Post by: Cassius on July 04, 2006, 12:36:13 PM

I've recently aquired CH Pro rudder pedals and a Saitek Cyborg Evo joystick that I'm unable to opperate together.
I'm running Windows XP, and both controllers calibrate, and appear to operate singly.
Both also show up in game, but as seperate units.
I know that there must be a mapping or configuration utility that would enable Windows to see both units as a single unit...or is there?
The program that came with the CH pedals might have worked...if only I'd purchased only CH products.
I've looked and looked...and contiually find passing referances to people making this sort of setup work, but no one seems to want to tell me how .

Cassius.

Title: CH pedals
Post by: moneyguy on July 04, 2006, 12:42:57 PM

i dont use saitek software or ch software. i plugged both in and that was it. they will show up separatly in AH but they will work together. they wont show up as one in windows. in the setup menu in AH where you map your stick, go to the CH pedals one and map em the way you want them, map your stick the way you want. then go into the game (probably try off line first) and try it. it should work. thats all i did. if you need more help let me know. i'd be happy to help walk you through it.

Title: CH pedals
Post by: The Fugitive on July 04, 2006, 01:02:07 PM

In the game on the clicp board, under "mapping controlers", the top box should have the different controllers you have plugged in. Click each controller, and click in the lower box to which axis you want mapped to it. If you click the advanced button you can see a real time set-up as you move the stick/pedals.

I just set mine to bring in my old set-up when I started the newer version, so I never had to do this, but I think thats pretty much it.

You can get the CH manager atCH hanger (http://www.ch-hangar.com/)

Title: CH pedals
Post by: Cassius on July 04, 2006, 01:12:40 PM

Where's the little smacking yourself in the forhead smiley?

I had everything plugged in, and had already spent an hour mapping the joystick to right where I wanted it...and did nothing with the pedals.

I of course I then procceded to spend the next 8 hours *****ing and moaning 'bout how my expensive new 'pedals wouldn't work.

Thanks guys, I'm good now, feeling dumber that normal, but good.

Cassius.

Title: CH pedals
Post by: moneyguy on July 04, 2006, 09:51:48 PM

there's nothing wrong with feeling dumber than normal. i call it a brain fart. :D

Title: CH pedals
Post by: illinijoe05 on August 26, 2006, 02:34:33 PM

Ok i have CH pedals also.  WHen i go to map them i cant get the yaw come up so i can map it to the z axis.  Am i jsut retarded.  Can anyone help?

Title: CH pedals
Post by: moneyguy on August 26, 2006, 07:29:52 PM

once the window is up to set up your stick, select ch pedals. then map double click the axis and select yaw. then set up your brakes n stuff. thats how i did it and it worked.