You can test your buttons and axes here, and adjust the time readout and LED brightness and color. Go to Control Panel > Game Controllers and select the Properties for your X52 Professional H.O.T.A.S. Once installed, you’ll see a Saitek icon in your taskbar, next to the clock.īefore you start up your flight simulator for the first time, you should acquaint yourself with some of the controls and features of the X52 Professional H.O.T.A.S. We recommend that you install the latest driver and SmartTechnology (ST) programming software from our website. Plug the USB cable from the Throttle into the PC.

Connect the stick to the throttle with the PS/2 cable.There should be six in the head of the plug. Make sure the pins are straight and all ok. Check the PS/2 Cable that comes with the controller.Wishing you good luck in getting your rig set up.Before you install, make sure that you have everything connected correctly: X52 and X52 Pro article that may be of some use - if only to those looking to buy one EDIT: I mean the in game profile rather than any other - it should work well without setting a logitech profile for ED.Ī fun 'fact' is that ED has been said to be set up around the X52! If you look down - default keyboard '3' I think - you will see that your avatar is using what looks very much like an X52 rig to pilot the ship. I would set up the X52 drivers first then find that Logitech / Saitek calibration tool and get that all set up before then going in to ED and picking the X52 profile / set up. BTW ED with the X52 and VR absolutely rocks - I really ought to make time to set mine up again.Īnyways! Enough of my gibbering. Sorry I cannot be more help! The X52 is not currently set up on my gaming desktop as I need to also set up the VR after a GPU update and have not had time to do it. I think I first used the X52 in World Of Warplanes or a very similar game to test it out and 'tweak' the settings. I did not use the X52 in any game until I was happy with that set up. Going on the memory, I think I altered a couple of 'binds' for the 'flick state' buttons on the stick and I seem to remember that I had to change a bind to use the covered safe / fire button to my liking.īefore I used the X52 in any game I installed not just a driver but a Logitech / Saiteck tool that allows calibration and full control over the stick and thrust. When I used my X52 on my older desktop, if memory serves, there was a built in to the game profile that works very well and the X52 works smoothly in game. I have the silver / blue and black version of the Logitech G Saitek X52 Flight Control System not the all black PRO version.

Not gonna be much help as I'm playing on laptop mouse and keys temporarily.

Saitek x52 pro elite dangerous layout