X-56 heavily ghosting on assinged buttons in career mode Bf109-E7

[alanasaba]

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1,%22e836dd10-5772-11eb-0000545345440680%22,Saitek%20Pro%20Flight%20X-56%20Rhino%20Throttle|
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Completly reinstalled the game, deleted all on disk:  BOM again started in career mode: the last eight missions worked fine. Didn't changed anything ingame, or on my hardware. This last mission it starts all again: randomly triggered assigned buttons on the X-56 without touching them. Great in dive bombing with suddenly 8x speed on or gear out or funny self opening canopy by over 400 km\h... unplayable ?
 

 

[AEthelraedUnraed]

Are you quite sure your joystick isn't malfunctioning? To me this sounds like a hardware problem with your joystick. Open up the stick and clean all contacts; see if it still malfunctions after that.

[Traffic]

X56 throttle quadrant's are power hungry. I had the same issue. First, there's a way to increase voltage to the USB ports via control panel settings. Second, many people opt to use a powered USB hub. Both worked for me and solved all my ghosting commands. 

[76SQN-Minimayhemtemp]

Can offer some advice here. I have the same setup and had the same issues.

 

Traffic is right - these are power hungry units. You ideally need to be connecting the throttle quadrant into a usb slot that is not utilized by any other device. 

 

Try moving your usb items around to different slots and isolate the throttle quadrant. Also like traffic suggested, a powered usb hub can also help.

 

Have hope! I've had my x-56 for over a year and after a couple of weeks of landing gears and canopy openings at random it's been trouble free since then, and is a truly awesome device.

[Traffic]

On 10/30/2022 at 6:19 AM, 76SQN-Minimayhemtemp said:

Can offer some advice here. I have the same setup and had the same issues.

 

Traffic is right - these are power hungry units. You ideally need to be connecting the throttle quadrant into a usb slot that is not utilized by any other device. 

 

Try moving your usb items around to different slots and isolate the throttle quadrant. Also like traffic suggested, a powered usb hub can also help.

 

Have hope! I've had my x-56 for over a year and after a couple of weeks of landing gears and canopy openings at random it's been trouble free since then, and is a truly awesome device.

Exactly. My last straw was a 9 streak blown because my gear retracted during take off resulting in a crash. I moved around USB ports and ended up using a powered USB hub to the stick, but increasing the voltage to the USB ports was my personal fix. Trial and error works. The X56 is a great set up.