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<p>Omarman: CH Pro Pedals works with MAC</p> <hr /> <div>== CH Pro Pedals ==<br /> <br /> For some time, these pedals were the only affordable ones.<br /> In the SilentWings forum, there have been complaints about the spring<br /> loading, which seems to be too high.<br /> <br /> Some people have modified their CH pedals to get better results.<br /> <br /> [I've never used CH pedals, please improve this page]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Hardware]]<br /> <br /> CH Pro Pedals does not work with SilentWings for Mac. This issue of software (which is a beta) can detect the Ch Pro Pedals but it seems that it does not memorize the input.<br /> <br /> In fact, it appears twice in the file joystick.dat :<br /> <br /> <br /> device {<br /> name = CH PRO PEDALS USB <br /> axis {<br /> func = rudder<br /> id = 2<br /> reverse = false<br /> exponential = false<br /> deadzone = 0<br /> }<br /> }<br /> <br /> device {<br /> name = CH PRO PEDALS USB<br /> axis {<br /> func = rudder<br /> id = 2<br /> reverse = false<br /> exponential = false<br /> deadzone = 0<br /> }<br /> }<br /> <br /> The CH Pro Pedals works flawlessly with iMAC Intel 2Core with OSX Leopard 10.5. Both this and the Thrustmaster USB joystick is easily recognized in the Option/Joystick page, and you can changes many details to suit the way you want it to work. The double set of device declaration in the file: joystick.dat is removed...</div>

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