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28/10/2017 at 04:02 #637
chuckk
ParticipantHi
I have both the cls yoke and pedals on my sim. The pedals are connected to the yoke and the yoke to X-Plane 11 via USB. Everything connects and works fine except every 5-10 seconds it freezes. For example. If you begin to bank with the yoke the plane banks but when you try to level out by turning the yoke in the opposite direction the bank of the plane does change for about 2-3 seconds but then suddenly snaps to where is should be. Kind of catching up. I have disabled the fast boot function with no success. I’m looking for any suggestions as what can be do to fix this bothersome issue.
The same type of issue occurs with the rudder pedal during taxiing as well.Thansks
Chuck
28/10/2017 at 10:30 #638sbrunner
KeymasterHi Chuck
The USB Connection of CLS-E Yoke is not very good as soon you have another device connected to the yoke.
Do following….
Connect the USB of the Rudder to your PC instead of the yoke
See also http://www.brunner-innovation.swiss/download/2480/ and read “4 WIRING INSTRUCTION WITH CLS-E YOKE”
Do not Forget to disbale the X/Y axis in the Simulation when you connect over CLS2Sim to avoid any double mapping
because the CLS-E Rudder is also a Game Controlleror
Best results you will have when you use the Ethernet Connection of the CLS-E YokeRegards
Stefan Brunner
28/10/2017 at 16:03 #639chuckk
ParticipantHi Stefan,
Thank you for the quick response. Upon reviewing my hardware and connections, I have the V001 yoke which seems to need to be connected to the PC directly and the pedals connected to the yoke. I did confirm everything is connected in that manner and is does work although still freezing briefly as previously described. What is required to connect the yoke and pedals to the sim via Ethernet? Do I need the E2CAN Gateway product? I tired to connect the yoke to the sim via the LAN instead of the USB connection but it would not connect.
Also I did notice that the left brake analog axis of the pedals is not working. I get no response when doing the calibration, whereas the right brake is working fine. Any insight on that issue would be appreciated as well
Thanks,
Chuck
28/10/2017 at 16:41 #640sbrunner
KeymasterHi Chuck
V001 Yoke has Ethernet Port (integrated Gateway) so perfect. Do not use the USB port of the yoke…
Use the Rudder USB performance is much better…Brakes..
Which version of CLS2Sim you are using?Regards
Stefan Brunner
28/10/2017 at 17:26 #641chuckk
ParticipantStefan,
I connected the Rudder to the sim via the USB and disconnected the yoke from USB. I have attach a screen shot of the error and it alsoshows the rev of the software as well. The error message repeats continuously every 10 seconds or so.
Chuck
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You must be logged in to view attached files.28/10/2017 at 18:06 #643sbrunner
KeymasterHi
You need to change the USB connection to CLSE Rudder under File-> Connection Settings
Regards
Stefan Brunner
28/10/2017 at 22:12 #644chuckk
ParticipantStefan,
That worked, freezing is gone. Thanks so much. I knew I could taxi a plane better than that! 😉
Any thought on the left brake issue?
Chuck
30/10/2017 at 08:10 #645Diego Bürgin
Keymaster31/10/2017 at 02:39 #647chuckk
ParticipantHelp ticket created.
Chuck
09/11/2017 at 02:41 #650chuckk
ParticipantBraking problem solved. Updated firmware to latest version.
Chuck
16/08/2022 at 11:39 #2826yakrobat
ParticipantStefan,
I’m having the same issue where both yoke and rudder inputs freeze in their present position for approximately 1-2 seconds. This occurs seemingly randomly, however it averages every 20 seconds or so. The frozen control position can also be observed in the CLS2Sim green control position bars.
In an attempt to remedy, I updated firmware for the yoke and pedals as well as connected the yoke via the rudder. This did not fix the problem.
I am using the latest CLS2Sim and have attached the device list below:
Pete
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You must be logged in to view attached files.06/09/2022 at 04:19 #2842yakrobat
ParticipantThis is a follow-up to my 16 August post above:
Even though CLS2Sim was reporting that I had the latest version, after reaching out to support I was provided with a link to an (upgraded?) 5.1.11 version of CLS2Sim. This corrected the random hardware connectivity issues as described.
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