BRCockpit TQ

Hello,

I'm new to the forum and could really use some help with by TQ.

I purchase the BRCockpit used. I've had problems with getting the Axis settings setup correctly.
I'm using P3D v3.4 with about 12 other USB devices.

Problem 1.  MJ16 Must be the first device to start up whenever I reboot my PC or I loss the configuration in P3D

Problem 2.  X Y and Z axises does not have full range even after calibrating in Windows and P3D

Problem 3.  X and Y axises are very erratic and jumpy.

I assume the I/O board pin settings are not setup correctly.

If you have experience these issues, please share the resolution.

Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks

owinfrey escreveu:Hello,

I'm new to the forum and could really use some help with by TQ.

I purchase the BRCockpit used. I've had problems with getting the Axis settings setup correctly.
I'm using P3D v3.4 with about 12 other USB devices.

Problem 1.  MJ16 Must be the first device to start up whenever I reboot my PC or I loss the configuration in P3D

Problem 2.  X Y and Z axises does not have full range even after calibrating in Windows and P3D

Problem 3.  X and Y axises are very erratic and jumpy.

I assume the I/O board pin settings are not setup correctly.

If you have experience these issues, please share the resolution.

Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks

Hi owinfrey,

If you have FSUIPC, remove all axis configurations within FSX / P3D and make all axis configurations in FSUIPC. On the "Axis Assignment" tab and the "Joystick calibration" tab.

I had this problem and solved it that way

I hope it helped you

Hi Marco, Thank you for your response. I've tried using FSUIPC and the axes are have erratic movement as well. I will try removing everything from P3D native settings and try FSUIPC again.

Thanks!

owinfrey escreveu:Hi Marco, Thank you for your response. I've tried using FSUIPC and the axes are have erratic movement as well. I will try removing everything from P3D native settings and try FSUIPC again.

Thanks!

Hi Macro,

Resolved: The problem was the connector for the wires on the potentiometer to the board. I used a test meter for testing.
This video was very helpful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_hVALnvAuE

Thanks again for your help.