4-channel transmitter connected via USB

[cst2010]

Hi
I installed fms, and did connect the transmitter via the delivered cable to the transmitter trainer port and via usb to the pc.
Whats next? how do i have to configure the sw?
kr
Stefano

[Steve Lewin]

What transmitter ? What cable ? What version of Windows ?

If it was all recognised by Windows you should just need to calibrate it, first in Windows Game Controllers and then in FMS (as a Joystick Interface).

Steve

[cst2010]

Hi
thank you for your fast reply.
e sky 4-channel transmitter
the usb-cabel (one side USB with red light and the other side goes to the transmitter (named as trainer)
windows7 (after instllation the FMA version I had the dll3d error, but I downloaded the dll did save it in the FMA directory (where fma.exe resists) and then fine

kr
Stefano

[nehal]

I am trying to use my ESky 4ch transmitter through a USB port (Belkin FSU219) on my Windows XP PC to use FMS. I have been to the FTDI website and downloaded the CDM 2.00.00 driver, but in Device Manager I cannot see a USB port configured as a COM port as I believe it needs to be. I've uninstalled and loaded the driver several times, but no joy.

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[ggunners]

nehal,

The USB serial port will provide the necessary COMx port defined in the Windows Registry. That's all it will do.

You then need to use a mono audio cable and SmartPropoPlus to connect your transmitter. This is virtually free.

However, a better solution is a dedicated transmitter to USB cable.

I prefer the dedicated sim controller from Dynam which costs about $20.

-- ggunners