Logitech Rudder pedals sensitivity

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Brief description of the issue:

When i press down my toe brakes on my rudder pedals they start at 50% on the axis. I’ve reinstalled them multiple times, changed sensitivity settings ingame but it doesnt resolve the issue.

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I’ve had this issue since I first had installed the sim. So I don’t know how to reproduce this issue, it has always been here for me.

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Logitech (Old name Saitek) Rudder pedals

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Since the sim released

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Use this calibration tool for your pedals.
It works very well with logitech, and should solve your issues.

https://heusinkveld.com/download-diview/

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May be same issue with windows calibration tool:

https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/1-9-3-0-toe-brake-pedals-not-working-correctly/289217/10?u=michamma

See linked post: It started IF you use windows calibration,… just reset these :slight_smile:

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Window’s calibration tool does not exist with Logitech.
It is not there when you call up the device.
It only has a test function which allows you to see but not adjust anything!
Apparently there is a way to enable the calibration tool by altering the registry, I haven’t tried that.

I use the linked one from above.

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this is the windows tool I mean. If you one of these devices calibrate, the trouble starts… so far I remember I did it for the Rudder…

There is really not a “reset button” somewhere ? The symptoms are just nearly same :slight_smile:

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Thank you very much! Now it works perfectly!

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