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General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: VFCBaxter on November 28, 2010, 03:14:10 AM
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My new G940 only seems to want to turn left. Is there a trick to calibrating it in AH2? Works fine in the Windows calibration and also my other games. :confused:
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have you tried another port and make sure you have not got rudder trim set, rudder and rudder trim are different :old:
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have you tried another port and make sure you have not got rudder trim set, rudder and rudder trim are different :old:
No I am using yaw (rudder) as the assignment but I also misunderstood the many G940 threads and kept calibrating through the windows control panel. I have found that if I keep doing the full range of motion in AH2 options then it will "take" after a while and all is fine now thanks. This a great piece of gear and I am looking forward to learning how to use it properly. :)
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No I am using yaw (rudder) as the assignment but I also misunderstood the many G940 threads and kept calibrating through the windows control panel. I have found that if I keep doing the full range of motion in AH2 options then it will "take" after a while and all is fine now thanks. This a great piece of gear and I am looking forward to learning how to use it properly. :)
What v Windows are you running VFCBaxter? I had rudder trouble (spiking while holding steady input) and my right toe brake seemed to be digital input rather than analog. It only went off-on, while the left had the full range of input. I run Win 7 64-bit. I went through 3 940s, all had same problem - did the firmware upgrades, calibrations in AH, Windows, and Logitech's control software, trieed multiple USB ports, a powered USB hub - nothing fixed it. But the rudders seemed to work OK on my Vista laptop. I finally sent it back for a refund, which I am waiting for.
I agree its cool piece of gear and wish it had worked out for me and hope it works out for you. Keep us posted.
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What v Windows are you running VFCBaxter? I had rudder trouble (spiking while holding steady input) and my right toe brake seemed to be digital input rather than analog. It only went off-on, while the left had the full range of input. I run Win 7 64-bit. I went through 3 940s, all had same problem - did the firmware upgrades, calibrations in AH, Windows, and Logitech's control software, trieed multiple USB ports, a powered USB hub - nothing fixed it. But the rudders seemed to work OK on my Vista laptop. I finally sent it back for a refund, which I am waiting for.
I agree its cool piece of gear and wish it had worked out for me and hope it works out for you. Keep us posted.
I have a dual quad core Q6600 machine with 4gb ram and a 1gb GTS250 vid card. I am running windows XP on it. Previously I was using a TM T Flight Hotas X controller and that worked fine. This one ..... I have no idea what functions to map to the many buttons although I have labelled and mapped the illuminated ones. Sorry that you have had so much trouble with yours.
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No worries. I wish I had been able to track down the problem and get it to work; I'd still be using it. Really liked the dual throttles and the force feedback - after years of using the TM Cougar, I need a stiff response against stick inputs.
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My new G940 only seems to want to turn left. Is there a trick to calibrating it in AH2? Works fine in the Windows calibration and also my other games. :confused:
I had the same problem when i first got the system. i fixed it by doing separate cal in AH offline. see if that works. BTW gotta love that stick.
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It'll be even better when they get the reversal bug corrected.
Should have an updated firmware by christmas:
http://forums.logitech.com/t5/PC-Gaming/G940-quot-reversal-bug-quot-is-it-a-hardware-or-software-problem/td-p/445318/page/4 (http://forums.logitech.com/t5/PC-Gaming/G940-quot-reversal-bug-quot-is-it-a-hardware-or-software-problem/td-p/445318/page/4)