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Best thing to do is open a ticket you can discuss the issue directly. It’s a small internal solder job on very small pcb. Something not done with your regular solder head at home. For ease of service and warranty issues I gather it’s saver to return to brunner. But I have had my local radio/pc shack handle it with instructions sent to me by brunner.
windows has changed its calibration process. it wont finish prematurely when a button depress is detected at 75 percent in the brake lever axis. now its 100 percent compatible with the brunner base!
putting in a support ticket with brunner will make sure you get the correct firmware free of any virusses etc. but i read in another thread you got it working. Thats awsome. was it indeed the firmware? or another issue?
I dont have this module. Are you absolutely sure it should give haptic feedback? its a 5th generation fighter and everything is digital. so FLy-by-wire. not analog like the f-14 or mustang.
Hi blaser, you cant use the virpil software because that softwareprograms the mongoost50cm2 base or warbrd base and you have a brunner base.
If you have a unit from before june you need to have a hardware change as stated above by brunner.
Yeah that is something I would like to see as well. Better yet keyboard combo’s.
Also a keyboard combo to “pauze/shutdown” ffb behavior. Failsafe combo. There is no deadmansswitch like on the Logitech g940 where when you let go of the stick/sensor it would cease ffb functions do not to Harm the device or yourself.
Hmm I seem to get those from time to time. But are you certain you actually enabled ffb in the dcs settings? I forgot to do that at first lol.
Thanks Stefan,
Most vendors usually warn not to calibrate via windows but to use their dedicated software. but i got it functional somewhat. although the axis triggers a button press at 75 percent which finishes the calibration prematurely. so i have a 1/3 dead zone at the end of the axis. not a problem but would like to see it in your software some day. no rush. Im very grateful your brunner base supports the entire grip as it is. with extension of 12,5 cm this thing is a dream flying choppers in DCS on top of your base!
It works great so far. (day 1). only thing is that the clsim software isnt able to calibrate the wheel brake lever yet. Im very pleased it actually functions as an axis instead of a button unlike on the cougar or warthog bases yet it remains unusable for time being if we can’t calibrate it. it doesnt show the brake lever under analog inputs.
I trust this will be remedied in a later version of the software.
