[Saitek X52] PDF Editable/Printable Sheet.

Hectarion

Hectarion
Greeting Commanders,

Flight and Space Sim currently multiply in my Pc so i've done an editable reference sheet for the commands mapping of the X52 / Pro.
I've just finished it and i would like to share it with you. This is a Pdf with editable forms for all of the commands, that you can save with Acrobat, print or save as Jpg.
The resolution is high (printable), but in 16/9 so you can display it fullscreen on your tablet (which is my goal) or 2nd screen.
There is forms for the 3 Modes, and the "/" is for the Pinkie Switch command. I've left enough space in the Rotarys/Sliders to edit the % of the Band Mode.
I hope this can help you as it help me.

Over

This is my personnal mapping for example:

X52 Editable Pdf Sheet
(Dont open it with browser's pdf plugins as it may be very dirty)
 

Targas

Targas
See my mapping i the link below:
http://bayimg.com/PAOJIAAfh
http://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=19005
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WastedJoker

WastedJoker
Hi Hectarion,

Let me say firstly a very big thank you for this pdf template - I was about to set out creating my own in order to laminate it and stick on the wall next to my pc and you've saved me the bother!

I have a question though; what is the significance of entries, on your control setup, which have two commands separated by / on POV 1, POV 2 and the toggles ?
 

Scienti5t

S
Excellent work.

How did you get the mouse stick to work.


EDIT: Ah! I looked at this on my phone. Now I see the mouse/joystick isn't configured. My bad.
 
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Antaniserse

Antaniserse
WastedJoker said:
Hi Hectarion,

Let me say firstly a very big thank you for this pdf template - I was about to set out creating my own in order to laminate it and stick on the wall next to my pc and you've saved me the bother!

I have a question though; what is the significance of entries, on your control setup, which have two commands separated by / on POV 1, POV 2 and the toggles ?
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It's the secondary command that will activate when the "Pinky switch" is ON (It can be set up in the profiler to act as a shift state, like the M1-2-3 dial on top of the stick, the only difference is that you need to keep it pressed).

Of course you might not use the feature; personally i feel I've got enough commands available, so i mapped my pinky as a normal button (flight assist ON/OFF in my case)

By the way: two thumbs up to the OP for this template; of all the ones posted here is by far my favourite, I'm using it for all my X52-enabled games
 
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WastedJoker

WastedJoker
Antaniserse said:
It's the secondary command that will activate when the "Pinky switch" is ON (It can be set up in the profiler to act as a shift state, like the M1-2-3 dial on top of the stick, the only difference is that you need to keep it pressed).

Of course you might not use the feature; personally i feel I've got enough commands available, so i mapped my pinky as a normal button (flight assist ON/OFF in my case)

By the way: two thumbs up to the OP for this template; of all the ones posted here is by far my favourite, I'm using it for all my X52-enabled games
Click to expand...

Thanks for the explanation :)
 

UOcUKAkira

UOcUKAkira
I know I'm resurrecting an old thread, but I got an X52 today from the wife and found this extremely useful, and I'm betting there's others in my position. Thanks OP :)
 
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