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Started by sagrada737, October 28, 2015, 07:38:58 AM

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Hi Guys,

As it goes...   You fix one thing on the Sim, and something else goes wrong.  Such is the life building our Sims.

I wanted to share a recent experience in resolving a USB issue with my Sim on the FSX computer.   Although things worked fine for months, I recently began seeing problems with one of my USB Hubs connected to my FSX computer, that controlled the Radios and other Pedestal gear, including my TQ.  I had nine (9) devices plugged into a 10-port Hub, with a few other USB devices connected using the same USB Chip Set.   It had been working, and then slowly, started to show erratic behavior.  Long story short...   I installed a PCI Express USB card giving me two additional USB ports.   However, the main benefit was having an addition USB Chip Set.   I then moved the TQ USB device to the new USB card.  The result was that ALL the Pedestal USB devices starting working again.

Apparently, I was operating on the edge by having too many USB devices on a single USB Chip Set.  If you are having USB problems, you might consider adding a USB card to your computer in order to achieve a better balance in spreading the USB load across your Sim computer.

Mike
Full-scale 737-800 Sim; P3d v5.3x with Sim-Avionics (two computers), FDS MIP,  FlightIllusion hardware.  3-Optoma ZH406ST Laser HD projectors, with 4K inputs from a single Nvidia RTX-4090 GPU (new), resulting in a 210 deg wrap-around display.  6dof Motion Platform using BFF 6dof motion software, driven by a Thanos Servo Controller to 6.2 KW Servos, Lever type actuators.

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