Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler - fsuipc and saitek toe brakes.....

Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler | PC Support | fsuipc and saitek toe brakes.....

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Posted onPost created on March 27 2011 11:16 ET by Brian Berendts

I had it set up once before - and every indication is that they are functional, but I clean reloaded fsx and now I cannot get the toe brakes set up in (registered) FSUIPC (64bit Win7). When I press the left brake, the ailerons turn to the right. When I press the right brake, the elevator deflects up. It's like they are assigned to the x and y axis on the wrong thing. Can anyone point me in the right direction or has anyone had a similar problem?

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Posted onPost created on March 27 2011 11:23 ET by John Morris

Need to look in the support forum, saw that issue come up before.
http://forum.simflight.com/forum/30-fsuipc-support-pete-dowson-modules/

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Posted onPost created on March 28 2011 22:15 ET by Salvatore Catanzaro

If u let them work from FSUIPC,make sure u delete from FS the assigned for the rudder pedals.
Good luck.

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