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Old 07-22-2009, 01:30 PM
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Default Help with E-Sky Flight Simulator trainer

Hi,
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I made my second purchase from Nitro planes after having such a great experience the first time (in spite of all the negative feedback they seem to generate on-line.)

So anyway, I got the trainer and followed the direction to hook it up. Iam unable to get the program to recognize the controller. My computer recognizes it, but not the program. I tried to calibrate it but no go ! I figured maybe I did something wrong so I went to my other computer (the kids actually) and tried setting it up there as well. Again, no luck.

I sent an e-mail to the "online" customer service rep but have not heard back from them. Iknow there are lots of folks here with some excellent advise, I hope I can get some of it.

Thanks so much!
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Default RE: Help with E-Sky Flight Simulator trainer

Did you purchase the USB controller that comes with the simulator?

If so the Simulator they use is FMS.

There is a link here which Nitrostaff1 posted that contains detailed instructions on setting up FMS to use that controller.

If you can view the movement of the sticks in the Windows Game controller control panel applet, it WILL work once the changes are made.

FMS was originally designed to work with a custom PIC circuit to hook up real RC controllers. Joystick support was added later.

As a result the program is not very use friendly when it comes to setting up a new Joystick/controller and it is somewhat cryptic.

Try a search for FMS and E-Sky here ( just in this forum, using Search at the bottom ) and you should come up with the link.

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Default RE: Help with E-Sky Flight Simulator trainer

Hi, thanks for the response. Yes, Ibought the program and the USB controller that came in the box. I'm not sure of the sim, they don't list it on the outside of the CD, but I'll check. I'll check for that link, and Ido appreciate the help.

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Did you purchase the USB controller that comes with the simulator?

If so the Simulator they use is FMS.

There is a link here which Nitrostaff1 posted that contains detailed instructions on setting up FMS to use that controller.

If you can view the movement of the sticks in the Windows Game controller control panel applet, it WILL work once the changes are made.

FMS was originally designed to work with a custom PIC circuit to hook up real RC controllers. Joystick support was added later.

As a result the program is not very use friendly when it comes to setting up a new Joystick/controller and it is somewhat cryptic.

Try a search for FMS and E-Sky here ( just in this forum, using Search at the bottom ) and you should come up with the link.
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Default RE: Help with E-Sky Flight Simulator trainer

Found the link:

Click here please: [link=http://www.rcdiscuss.com/index.php?topic=3205.0]Simulator Setup - Click me![/link]

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