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Update 08.01.2021
General:
MSFS 2020 is released and works with all Force Feedback devices from BRUNNER since version 1.7.14.0USB Rudder Pedal issue is fixed since version 1.12.13.0
Features:
All Features are working (For Autopilot Enable the checkbox “Dont set POS in AP mode”How to use it with different Brunner Hardware…
For all devices
Do not map the axis in MSFS 2020, they are transmitted and handled over CLS2Sim directlyAutoconnect:
You can Enable Auto Connect to the simulator in Connection Settings see also here
https://cls2sim.brunner-innovation.swiss/SettingsForm.htmCLSE Yoke
Remark: The CLS-E Yoke does not have an integrated USB Game controller
1. Install vJoy Diver see here https://cls2sim.brunner-innovation.swiss/VirtualJoystick.htm (is only used for buttons mapped in simulator)
2. Open File->Settings in CLS2Sim and select “Use MS Flight Simulator X / MSFS2020”
3. Connect to the Yoke (over USB or Ethernet)
4. Connect to the Simulator as soon it is started (Click on the Connect button on the right side of the main window.)CLSE MKII-Yoke
1. vJoy is not needed
2. Open File->Settings in CLS2Sim and select “Use MS Flight Simulator X / MSFS2020”
3. Connect to the Yoke over USB
4. Connect to the Simulator as soon it is started (Click on the Connect button on the right side of the main window.)CLSE NG Yoke
1. vJoy is not needed
2. Open File->Settings in CLS2Sim and select “Use MS Flight Simulator X / MSFS2020”
3. Connect to the Yoke over USB
4. Connect to the Simulator as soon it is started (Click on the Connect button on the right side of the main window.)CLSE Rudder
1. vJoy is not needed
2. Open File->Settings in CLS2Sim and select “Use MS Flight Simulator X / MSFS2020”
3. Connect to the Yoke over USB
4. Connect to the Simulator as soon it is started (Click on the Connect button on the right side of the main window.)CLSE Joystick
1. vJoy is not needed
2. Open File->Settings in CLS2Sim and select “Use MS Flight Simulator X / MSFS2020”
3. Connect to the Yoke over USB
4. Connect to the Simulator as soon it is started (Click on the Connect button on the right side of the main window.)Updates will be posted here
Thanks
Stefan Brunner
Thanks Stefan! Best descriptive outline on how to setup a Brunner Product. Well done! Hope to see you on the Alpha Forum soon.
MrScott8569
Stefan, Thank you very much for providing a post from the source…You!
A sim without Brunner is like a day without sunshine!
Don
Thank you for the information,
for the CLS-E Yoke with CLS2Sim v4.25.8 you mean “Emulate USB HID Joystick”? The option “Emulate USB MS Flight Simulator X” I don’t have. And with these setting I have no FFB.
Is this correct?
Martin
Thanks, and there is my problem.
I’ve installed the MSFX plugin and the vJoy driver. In FS2020 under vjoy device there is no movement. With “Emulate USB HID Joystick” it works”.
Martin Bauer
Hi
Read: 3. Select checkbox “Force map vJoy Axes….” (possible from CLS2Sim v4.26.2, beginning march update)
You still have older Version
open a ticket i can send you a link for newestRegards
Stefan Brunner
Hi all
Update 29.02.2020
We have noticed, some mixed up with the USB mapping and transmitted axis data.
(Pitch, Roll, and Yaw axis are jumping)
Disable the connected axis in Profil manager
see above
Regards
Stefan Brunnerhello and thanks to all the team for the great works 🙂
long time without checking the forum…i’m glad to see there is a lot going on for fs 2020
see you on the Alpha forum i am under the same name
if you need specific test to do feel free to ask
take care and stay safe
Ralingsmurf
Stefan,
Would you be so kind and create a Step-by-Step installation by product like above for X-Plane and DCS? In the prior version I only had to connect my Rudder to the MKII via Ethernet and the MKII to the PC via USB. in v4.26.3 vJoy is no longer needed but I am required to connect both units to the PC USB and connect the two via Ethernet cable in order for both to work. In the Settings, USB HID device which should be chosen? I have both the MKII and the Rudder Peddles available and you cannot choose both. Lastly, and again in previous versions, I did not have calibrate or map keybinds inside x-plane. Now it seems like I have to set them up which again, seems counter intuitive to previous versions. So, please, post a comprehensive list of instructions for each product noting all the steps required to get the maximum benefit from your hardware. If X-PLANE and DCS are different from MSFS2020 then all the more reason we need your help to get it right. I use ALL THREE programs and want to get them configured correctly for each Sim. Thank you.Reading the steps outlined above for using a CLS-E yoke with MSFS2020, I assume I also need to run the MSFX plugin installer even when this step isn’t mentioned?
I get the same issue, the sim freezes when I connect to it and resumes when I disconnect. It used to work on the MSFS2020 Alpha/Beta but doesn’t work on the release version.
Hi everyone
Problem with launch version is confirmed.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
We’re working on it and will release a new version in the next few days.
I will notify you on this post also.Regards
DiegoHi everyone
I’ve isolated the problem. Yes it’s communication.
Unfortunately it’s a problem from Asobo/Microsoft’s side, nothing we can fix.
There are problems with the Microsoft API, specifically with the following API commands:
SimConnect_TransmitClientEvent
SimConnect_SetDataOnSimObject
SimConnect_RequestDataOnSimObject
SimConnect_RequestSystemStateWe use those for pretty much everything.
I have submitted a bug report and will be getting in contact with folks over there to see if we can speed this up.
As we are not the only ones having that problem, I am confident that the folks over at MS will have a fix shortly.In the meantime the only workaround is to use USB mode.
So no force feedback. Sorry.I’ll keep you posted.
EDIT:
Clarification: The problem only happens in the launch version.
The last ALPHA version (1.6.13.0) still works.Regards
Diego
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