[Q] how to setup Saitek Pro Flight X-55 and Pro Flight Rudder Pedals?

Ein_MM

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Hello everyone

first, I'm very sorry if the thread is duplicated, I used search but I couldn't find my need.

I recently purchased Saitek Pro Flight X-55 Rhino H.O.T.A.S. and Saitek Pro Flight Rudder Pedals and theycoming in the way to me.

as I said I used forum search and I found this thread and I guess it gonna help me a lot

X55 Rhino Button Layout with Reference Card

but I didn't find thread to setup the both Saitek X-55 and Pro Flight Rudder Pedal for first time.

can someone help me to setup both for first time?

thank you
 

TheGit

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I use the same setup. The only difference is that the yaw axis is set to the pedals rather than the joystick twist axis.

I have found that occasionally I have to unplug and then plug back in the rudder pedals to get them to work (the green light on the pedals indicates whether they are working or not).
 

777Driver

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Not much to it dude, it's all plug and play. Assign the pedal axis to your liking, adjust null zones. I have yaw on the pedals, and the left/right toe brakes handle lateral thrusters.

You can also switch yaw & roll instantly between your pedals and stick by assigning a button to 'YAW-ROLL' in the controller settings page (FLIGHT ROTATION)
 

Dixie

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Hey,

What 777 said is correct, its plug and play (dont forget to install the official drivers). I have yaw on the pedals, and next/previous panel on the toebrakes.

One piece of advice I would like to add though, is to use a powered USB hub. Before I used the HUB I had issues with 'ghosting' (joystick button firing randomly), no matter whether I had it plugged into a USB 2.0 or 3.0 slot.

Cheers and enjoy your new toys!,
 
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Doolittle

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The joys of the HOTAS.... can't be beat with any console controller which simulates an RC controller for a 3rd person experience.
 
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