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In fact, it appears twice in the file joystick.dat :
 
In fact, it appears twice in the file joystick.dat :
  
{device {
+
 
  name = CH PRO PEDALS USB  
+
  device {
  axis {
+
    name = CH PRO PEDALS USB  
 +
    axis {
 
       func    = rudder
 
       func    = rudder
 
       id      = 2
 
       id      = 2
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       exponential = false
 
       exponential = false
 
       deadzone    = 0
 
       deadzone    = 0
 +
    }
 
   }
 
   }
}
+
 
 
+
  device {
device {
+
    name = CH PRO PEDALS USB
  name = CH PRO PEDALS USB
+
    axis {
  axis {
 
 
       func    = rudder
 
       func    = rudder
 
       id      = 2
 
       id      = 2
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       exponential = false
 
       exponential = false
 
       deadzone    = 0
 
       deadzone    = 0
 +
    }
 
   }
 
   }
}
+
 
 +
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...

Latest revision as of 13:45, 12 September 2008

CH Pro Pedals

For some time, these pedals were the only affordable ones. In the SilentWings forum, there have been complaints about the spring loading, which seems to be too high.

Some people have modified their CH pedals to get better results.

[I've never used CH pedals, please improve this page]

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.

In fact, it appears twice in the file joystick.dat :


  device {
    name = CH PRO PEDALS USB 
    axis {
      func    = rudder
      id      = 2
      reverse = false
      exponential = false
      deadzone    = 0
    }
  }
  
  device {
    name = CH PRO PEDALS USB
    axis {
      func    = rudder
      id      = 2
      reverse = false
      exponential = false
      deadzone    = 0
    }
  }

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...