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[Solved] Send to FS as Normal Axis Questions

ark1320 · 2026-06-07T16:30:16Z

For a profile specific single engine prop aircraft I want to send the Throttle, Prop, and Mixture axes to FS2024 using "Send to FS as Normal Axis". 1. When I do this, under the axes assignment drop down, I no longer see "simple" options such as throttle, prop and mixture like I do when using "Send Direct to FSUIPC Calibration". But rather I see options like throttle set, mixture set, etc. So what are the proper selections? 2. When using "Send to FS as Normal Axis", in the FSUIPC7 ini file, what should the axis entry look like? For example, if I were to select "Send Direct to FSUIPC Calibration" for the throttle axis, I would see something like this in the ini file TX,256,D,4,0,0,0 -{ DIRECT: Throttle }- If I had selected "Send to FS as Normal Axis" instead, how would that entry look?Thanks, Al

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June 8, 2026 4:09 pm

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Posted by: @fsuipc
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Also, as the scaling is done before calibration, doesn't the calibration then re-calibrate this to the full range?
Not sure about this but worth checking...

No, ignore this - you should see the scaled values in the calibration page!

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June 8, 2026 6:02 pm

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Posted by: @fsuipc
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Also, as the scaling is done before calibration, doesn't the calibration then re-calibrate this to the full range?
Not sure about this but worth checking.

Using TX,256,D,4,0,0,0,*0.5,+8192 -{ DIRECT: Throttle }- seems to work. Before this I had to move my physical throttle lever about half way forward before the animated throttle in the virtual cockpit began to move. I finally realized the plane's throttle needed values of just 0 to +16383 -- i.e., no negative range. Following the example in the FSUIPC7 Advanced manual as I listed above has fixed the problem.

Thanks,

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