MCG Pro - Rot Z Axis off center

[Ron61]

Try to take the latest firmware and configurator. Take here.
By installing the software will help this oldish video , but the principle has remained unchanged.

p.s. I missed one more moment - after resetting to default by a button in the configurator and subsequent calibration, is this bug reproduced?

[Sorken]

Have done this and now the No.6 axis/Rot Z has completely stopped working, it's showing full value(65535) and constantly has the POV in down position.

Movement completely gone in the Rot Z axis:

Pressing the Reset/Default button changes nothing.

[Ron61]

What movements calibrate Gate Const microstick - in a circle or a "cross"?

Another request - do not need to quote the message of the interlocutor, if the answer is posted immediately after this message.

[Sorken]

I have tried both "circle" and "cross", no difference. And is it really important if I quoted you or like now just hit the reply button?

[Ron61]

Something you do wrong when calibrating, but I do not understand what. Try calibrating only 5 (RotZ) axis until the numbers are approximately the same.

[Sorken]

Only the left value change.

Rot Z seems to be Vertical
Slider1 is horizontal, but they are both the same POV/Gate Const Microstick.

[Ron61]

Okay, let's try another way. Change the MPL value from 8 to 9 to 5.6 axes and click Set. Calibrate. We show a screenshot of what numbers are obtained.

[Sorken]

[Ron61]

We return back MPL = 8, Set, we are calibrated. And if the value will again be 255, we write, instead of it, approximately the same as in the left column. Set.

[Sorken]

No changes. I set the value to the same as in the left column and Set, still can't use the vertical movement on the POV microstick.
And then I tried calibrating it again, then it switch the right column value to 255 again.

[Ron61]

You can try to clean the registry from incorrect entries using the program USBDeview. Choose our joystick in it and right-click it to delete (second line from the top).

[Sorken]

Did not change anything.
But if I manually change these values and do not re-calibrate, I almost get fun travel of the Rot Z axis.

[Ron61]

You can manually pick the right numbers, only in the correct column, which responds to the bottom of the sine curve and not calibrated.

[Sorken]

Worked fined for about an hour or so in DCS, took a break and got back to the computer now. Haven't touched anything and now it's acting like this without any input:

[Ron61]

Display a screenshot of the Test-External Devices tab. You can click directly on the image of the handle and base.
It is necessary to remove the handle and wipe the contacts of the stem-handle pair with alcohol.