Do you have a screen shot of the main screen?
Do you have a screen shot of the main screen?
HSettings screen. I noticed alot is set to 100% which tells me your main settings will be lower
DYeah let me few minutes (I start the pc)
HThank you
HI just tried the settings above in your screen shot and the stick is not deviating.
Dhere's my settings page. I launch MSFS
Dfor TelemFFB settings
Nwhat build are you running? Your issue sounds a lot like a known issue on build 83 of the H160 that I've not seen on build 500 of the H145 but Dave (HPG) was surprised they were acting different than eachother. The SEMA values get into a runway state that cause the joystick to chase.
When it occurs, do you see the yellow square chasing the green crosshair on the VMS page?
When it occurs, do you see the yellow square chasing the green crosshair on the VMS page?
HBuild 500 for the H145
HBut I tried the settings dracks showed me and the issue isn't present
HI think it has to do with the dead zone radius and rescaling? I'll have disable each one and check
DIt's perhaps the "override trim" who wasnt enabled in your first capture (?)
DMSFS is loading, I can send you my telemFFB settings
H@Number481 it's the override trim. If it isn't checked the stick drifts
HThat would be great.
D
H@dracks do you fly the H145 in real life?
DIf you have an unexplicated "override" on your screen => put higher deadzone values (in axis control).
DYeah but on the left seat 
I'm a old paramedic
I'm a old paramedicNoverride trim in configurator? No, its definitely not that.
The most important thing for the HPG Helis and TelemFFB is that your stick properly centers when hands off. If it is not within "hands off deadzone" percent of center, the helicopter will think you are "hands on". The entire AFCS emulation is predicated on knowing when the user is deflecting the stick from the current center point and the only way we can do that is by axis position since we don't have "force" sensing.
The most important thing for the HPG Helis and TelemFFB is that your stick properly centers when hands off. If it is not within "hands off deadzone" percent of center, the helicopter will think you are "hands on". The entire AFCS emulation is predicated on knowing when the user is deflecting the stick from the current center point and the only way we can do that is by axis position since we don't have "force" sensing.
DNow I'm working at the hospital
HThat's awesome!
HWhen I turn off override trim in the config and I use the trim release the stick drifts. When I turn it on it doesn't.
HNwhen you turn it on, all you are doing is masking the problem because configurator is now trying to control the spring offset with the trim buttons you have bound there. I can absolutely promise you that you don't need that enabled. Something else is up.
A clue will be what I asked before about the VMS page
A clue will be what I asked before about the VMS page
DYaah you have the override message (right pfd)
DIt's a hands-on issue
DTry to put higher values in axis control or the H145 tablet
DI put "None" in the tablet and 15/12% in TelemFFB (I had big shakes in my rig)
H@Number481
DYou see the Hands-on in the tablet => rectangle on the word
HYeah that will come on at the same time as the hands on in the vms control page.
HI have it set to none and set the telemffb to the same 15/12%
DIt's possible you have big vibration on your right (or big effects in TelemFFB)
DTry "ignore" in the tablet
HMy rig is not moving completely stationary.
HOkay so when set to none it chases the yellow box. When set to ignore it doesn't chase the box but the stick drifts
DI imagine you have a good feel for the VP's engines, though?
H@Number481 Is there a solution to this?
HWhat do you mean?
DTry with higher value. It's so specific for all of our devices
HI did. No change
DWhat I mean is that the vibrations generated by the VP's engines will be felt in your rig. This can lead to high sensitivity, and you'll have to turn up your deadzone.
HI have all those effects off. I won't introduce more variables than needed
HI think we exhausted all the troubleshooting we can. We need to know from the devs
DNumber481 is a dev
Nwithout TelemFFB running (just using hardware trim).. how does your centering look when you go far off center? Needs to be nearly spot on...
HYes it is in all positions
HThank for helping
DYou're welcome! The important thing is that you can fly without (too much^^) issue !