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14. Click on OK to go back to the Settings screen.
15. From the main setting screen, click on the Sensitivities icon.
16. Next click on the drop arrow called 

Joystick Type

. The drop-menu list, choose 

PFC USB Pedals 2

.

17. On the screen, select the Advance button.
18. Under 

Axis Name

 verify that you have 

Left Brake axis, Right Brake Axis 

and 

Rudder Axis.

. Move the 

Sensitivity 

slider for the Left and Right Brakes axis to 

full right.

19. Move the 

Sensitivity 

slider for the Rudder axis to Center.

20. Move the 

Null zone 

slider for the Left and Right Brakes axis to full left.

21. Move the 

Null zone 

slider for the Rudder axis to full left.

22. Once complete with sensitivity and null zone setting, click OK to go back to 

the main settings screen.

23. The setup of the pedals is now complete.

FS2004 Troubleshooting
FS2004 shows Differential Brakes all the time

Go back to step 15 and adjust and decrease the sensitivity by moving the slider 
to the left. 

Flight Simulator X Specific Settings

1.  From the main Flight Simulator X splash screen, choose the 

Settings

 option, 

you can find this in the bottom left hand corner of the screen.

2.  Once in the settings page, click on the 

Controls 

button, this will take you to 

the 

Settings - Controls 

screen.

3.  On the setting - controls screen click on the 

Control Axes

 tab.

4.  Next click on the drop arrow called 

Controller Type

. The drop-menu list, 

choose 

PFC USB Pedals 2

.

5.  Next, in the Assignment List in the middle of the page, scroll down until you 

find the entry on the left, that says 

Brake (Left Axis)

.

6.  Double click on the brake left axis to open the 

Change Assignment

 window.

7.   Apply 

Left Brake

 on the pedals and you should see 

X-Axis

 then click on OK. 

8.  Back in the Assignment List, scroll down until you find entry for 

Brake (Right  

Axis)

.

9.  Double click on the right brake axis to open the 

Change Assignment

 window.

10.     Apply 

Right

 

Brake

 on the pedals and you should see 

Y-Axis

 then click on OK. 

11. Back in the Assignment List, scroll down until you find entry for 

Rudder Axis

.

12. Double click on the rudder axis to open the 

Change Assignment

 window.

13. Apply full left or right rudder on the pedals and you should see 

Rudder Axis

 

then click on OK. 

 

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Summary of Contents for GENERAL AVIATION

Page 1: ...Cirrus Rudder Pedals User Guide GENERAL AVIATION BOEING STYLE...

Page 2: ...er bar design that move the pedals forward and aft just like a real airplane The tiller bar is then mounted to aluminum roll pins which are recessed in oil lite bushings Each rudder pedal set is equip...

Page 3: ...each additional device USB Compatible software Notes Please refer to the system manual you received if your pedals is purchased as a part of a complete system The Cirrus pedals do not require any dri...

Page 4: ...lete click on Finish 14 On the Test tab click on Apply 15 The X and Y Rotation should indicate full right bar and Rudder should be at half bar 16 Click on OK to close the Game Controller Screen window...

Page 5: ...n the controls assignments screen click on the Joystick Axes tab 4 Next click on the drop arrow called Joystick Type The drop menu list choose PFC USB Pedals 2 5 Next in the Assignment List in the mid...

Page 6: ...light Simulator X splash screen choose the Settings option you can find this in the bottom left hand corner of the screen 2 Once in the settings page click on the Controls button this will take you to...

Page 7: ...e with sensitivity and null zone setting click OK to go back to the main settings screen 23 The setup of the pedals is now complete FSX Troubleshooting FSX shows Differential Brakes all the time Go ba...

Page 8: ...due to downtime It also does not include shipping cost to and from our facility Unauthorized Repairs Modifying upgrading or altering any PFC product will void the warranty The customer will not be com...

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