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Say you have that generic one selected (mine's just named 'x52' after the stick I use). map file with all of your preferred button and control device inputs, you can use it as a template later when/if you get into adjusting joystick response curves. Just pick a name you'll easily recognize in the dropdown menu of the 'controls' GUI. That's from the very top of the page when you open it, so the devs have made it clear themselves from the get-go that making changes to it are a bad idea. (Well, it is still possible, but on your own risk o)) IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO CHANGE ANYTHING HERE! map file has said pretty much all through ROF's existence: map file, which can be overwritten by game updates. My standard advice when setting controls: Each time you make a change to a control assignment, save it, and NOT to the default 'input'.

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I've never cared for or used any joystick software and have had no trouble binding that slider to mixture, a rotary to altitude throttle, or anything else with my X-52 Pro, or before that with my stock X-52.

map file in ROF to start with that includes your preferred control assignments. I'd suggest you leave the Saitek SST software alone and just create a generic. I tried to use these - ' onclick='window.open(this.href) return false '> I did try the profile already provided by Saitek and it just will not work. If anyone has a good profile for the x52 (non pro) that would work for ROF, it would be appreciated. saitek X52.jpg' onclick='window.open(this.href) return false '> вЂ¦ %20X52.jpg ie the scroll wheel or the left right and up and down hat switch. My other option is to map the keys to the forefinger controls on the opposite side. I have unmapped all other functions in game away from this slider and I have no luck at all.

I am trying to set my mixture to the precision slider. Blank.jpg' onclick='window.open(this.href) return false '> вЂ¦ 0Blank.jpg I am having an issue setting up my Saitek X52 with the throttle controller section.

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Precision centering mechanism, non-contact technology on X and Y axes and constant spring force reduce free play, improve control and increase durability.This is my first post on here.Smart Technology (ST) programming software allows gamers to configure their controls to suit their preferred gaming style, and to save the configurations as personal profiles. But when you include the programming options provided by powerful Saitek Smart Technology programming software, which allows you to make use of the 3 position mode switch and Pinkie shift switch, the total number of programmable commands is 282.

#Saitek x 52 profiles drivers#

The X52 also features an integrated mouse on the throttle, however it is difficult to use for making quick selections and only functions when drivers and the SST software are installed.ДЇeaturing 23 buttons, three 8-way hat switches and 7 control axes, the X52 gives you 47 basic commands plus the control axes. This enables quick direction changes on the stick without 'clicking' through the axes - a problem common to other sticks which normally feature two springs mounted horizontally.

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The X52 uses only a single spring mounted vertically to keep it centered, while the X52 Pro uses dual springs for stronger centering. This means that games can be played without the player ever taking their hands off the controls to use a keyboard or mouse. The stick/throttle combination are designed to function as a HOTAS system.

The stick includes built in yaw/rudder control, which can be disabled in the case that the user has an alternate rudder control. The joystick/throttle combination includes a number of controls, including trim wheels, a thumb operated slider, a mouse control and three eight-way hat switches, and a button under a flip-guard labeled 'Safe'. The Multi-Function Display (MFD) screen can be used to check programmed command names and use the clock and stopwatch function for timing the legs of your flight plan. The distinguishing feature of the X52 is the large backlit blue (or green, on an x52 pro) LCD display on the throttle, which displays the mode it is configured, the name of the button being depressed and a chronograph function. The X52 was one of Saitek's flagship products and features both a Joystick and a Throttle.