Throttle – Sensitivity 100%, Null Zone 0%Ī good rule of thumb is to set similar axes functions to the same settings. The settings that FSX assigns are fine, but as an example, you could assign the following settings to the X52 Professional H.O.T.A.S: Go to Settings > Controls > Calibration, and select the X52 Professional H.O.T.A.S.The final step before you fly is to make sure that the sensitivities of the axes are set. When the axis designation appears, click OK to confirm. is selected in the Controller Type menu.įor example, to set Elevator Trim to one of the rotary wheels, double-click the entry in the Event column for Elevator Axis, and then move your rotary of choice.
Make sure the X52 Professional H.O.T.A.S.Go to Settings > Controls > Control Axes.You can speed the process up by double-clicking the name of the button command to bring up the Change Assignment box. When the Change Assignment box appears, press the T1 control and it will appear in the box. To do this, scroll down through the alphabetical list of button events until you reach Engine Auto start, left-click the title and then click the Change Assignment button below the assignment list. Otherwise, FSX will not recognize the assignments you are trying to make.įor example, say you wanted to set button T1 to Engine Auto start. Make sure that the X52 Professional H.O.T.A.S.Go to Settings > Controls > Buttons/Keys.
For example, you can configure the buttons, set up the axes and then set their sensitivity. You can also change or add to the basic default setup in FSX. If you just want to use the default setup, click Fly now. is automatically detected, and a basic default control configuration will be loaded to the device. When you load FSX, the X52 Professional H.O.T.A.S. In this example, the Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) is used, but its predecessor, Flight Sim 2004, and other titles have similar setup routines.
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