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TQ6 & TQ6+ | User’s manual

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OPTION B: In-game Configuration

Below, you have a general scheme to set up your TQ6/

TQ6+ with the most popular flight simulation software: MSFS, 

Prepar3D, and X-Plane 11.

MSFS

If you own a TQ6 

PLUS version

, your device is ready to be 

used in MSFS. If you own a TQ6

 non-PLUS version

, open 

MSFS and go to the options menu. Select the controls menu, 

chose the TQ6 from the device list, and assign the axes as 

you please.

Prepar3D

Open Prepar3D and go to the “Options” menu. Locate the 

“Key Assignments” and “Axis Assignments” and select the 

“TQ6/TQ6+” from the Controller list. Assign the axes as you 

please. Calibrate the device following the instructions inside 

“Control Calibration”.

X-Plane 11

You will only need to calibrate your TQ6/TQ6+ inside X-Plane 

11, since axes and reverse zones are automatically assigned. 

Open X-Plane and go to the Settings\Joystick sub-menu, 

select the TQ6/TQ6+ from the device list and follow calibration 

steps for your device. 

If you own a TQ6 

non-PLUS version

, you must 

calibrate 

your device using Windows Calibration.

If you want to 

customize

 how your 

TQ6/TQ6+

 works, 

select the

 

device’s options button

 (

 

 

 

in

 

VFHub’s 

Dashboard

.

 For detailed instructions on all the tuning and 

customization possibilities,

 check the USER’s MANUAL 

button in the VFHub software. 

Make sure the

 “Enable Controllers” option

 

inside 

Options/Controls

 is enabled

.

The reverse zones are not available with the in-game 

configuration for MSFS and Prepar3D.

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