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Ah great. Thanks for the confirmation. I thought you would do better than that

Interesting design that ticks several important boxes. Trimmers, secondary axes (WW2-friendly/flaps/gear commands), the absolutely crucial analog mini-stick, some buttons and switches. Imho, it lacks a few things for an advanced and multipurpose throttle (space-sim/modern aircraft/WW2 planes): I'd l...

Do I need a software to make the pedals to work in a flight sim ? Where can I get the latest version? Hi Jaguar, You don't need to use the software to assign your pedals axis in any sim. The latest version of the VKB Device Config software is available >>> in that thread <<< ( and here's a direct l...

Not a problem at all: the different values result from the soft-free center of the Gladiator (no hard-center). That's a feature, not a bug

Yes, most of the documentation is only available in Russian, but that will hopefully change in a near future. (and, btw, I've also pulled my hair out while trying to understand the VKB Device Config ;) ) About connecting the T-Rudder to the Gladiator, I've only used the VKB Config Device until a few...

Your axes values are perfectly normal. Nothing wrong. An axis range goes from 0 to 65535 and the neutral/center position is 32767 (unless it's a throttle/rotary). I'm not home to test the Bootloader with WIZZO, but that CPUID error shouldn't interfere with your Gladiator if everything seems normal. ...

Hi Spyboy, There's no T-Rudder-specific manual. The pedals are based on the common NJoy32 controller and you basically don't need to tweak anything to use them. Just plug'n play ;) If you want to change some very specific settings, you'll have to use the VKB Device Config software . There's a basic ...

I didn't find that software either. Only references on several forums, so maybe some users still use it. You can use the VKB JoyTester to get the resolution info (from any connected device). http://i.imgur.com/3ittj4w.jpg As you can see, there's no "resolution" "n-bit" value here...

Hi kutyafal!

Gimbal you said?



More information is available in that official post.
And if you'd like some user-centric feedback, I'd suggest you take a look at Reddit (/r/hotas) and other sources.

For visibility, I'd like to link another official answer about the Cobra M5 version (currently sold in Europe).

Rev. B = version 3

Yes, that should be a great feature on any high quality (upcoming) grip :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink: (@VKB) (*ouch*, my eye…) My concept, on the other hand, is just how I'd like to modify my Cobra grip (I could use more buttons). In that case, the grip is already on the small side for m...

“La faiblesse humaine est d'avoir Des curiosités d'apprendre Ce qu'on ne voudrait pas savoir.” ;) Everything is fine then. You just have to enjoy using your pedals! You don't have to remove the other axes. They're just there so when you connect another device to the Black Box, you just have to enjoy...

Salut Nexus ! I don't own a Black Box but it might be normal it's pre-configured to use different axes as it's used as a single controller for the different devices. The "VKB NJoy32 PRO" visible in the action bar is normal (it's the same for any VKB device I own) (some older devices use th...

Hi,

I've tested the Gladiator + T-Rudder MkII: the twist axis is still available. You only add a new (pre-configured) axis controlled by the pedals.
I just had to re-calibrate the axes.

I can't seem to get Andy's profile to work with my Gladiator (firmware v1.801 + VKB Device Config v0.77.26). There's no documentation but it should be pretty straight forward. Andy apparently added the pinky shift to the base while the RED mode is on, meaning that each button on the base act as a di...