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In Windows, enable HyperX Cloud Alpha S Game and set as default audio device. Also change back A2A Accusim Service playback device back to "default".

You could map two buttons on the yoke for rudder left and rudder right (default MSFS keys are numpad0 and numpadEnter), but flying like that will require some practice.

Some control over rudder is required to fly the aircraft.

According to this post, you should be using hyper x cloud alpha s "game" device and not "chat" device. Chat device is for voip software and offers poor audio quality (opimized for Voice chats, not for music and effects playback). https://www.reddit.com/r/HyperX/comments/khpsa3/di...

USD reset shortcut we may add in a patch, I've been talking about other options buried in the maintenance menus.

The layout and configuration you have is accurate for Scott's aircraft and all the functions that Scott is using are there. The real unit has multiple programming options because it has to be configurable for different aircraft and panel layouts. Not because pilots are fiddling with them constantly ...

Do you have any functions in MSFS bound to the same joystick buttons which you try to assign to Comanche autopilot?

What is the full name of the audio device you have selected for playback? Can you post a screenshot?

Also check my answer here: viewtopic.php?f=151&t=74892&start=15#p569008

Dennis Bork wrote: ↑26 Jul 2023, 01:21 At least in my case, the mapping through MSFS itself is not working (but it does in other planes).

You can use "toggle electric fuel pump" or "set electric fuel pump" in MSFS.

Added for the next patch.

This is normal, in real life most autopilots fly the aircraft primarily using elevator, and not trim, like it's depicted in MSFS. So when you disconnect autopilot, the aircraft is rarely in perfect trim and can dive/climb without pilot's action.

Have you tried selecting the other bluetooth headphone device in your system? Usually there are two bluetooth headphone devices showing, one strictly for voice comms (the one with "Free AG Audio" label) and other for audio playback (usually labelled "stereo"). It looks that you h...

Yeah, I think it's something we can tweak a bit better in a future patch.

To be honest I don't get the point of having such a custom control mapper, actually. Just imagine if every plane had its own configuration tools, it would be a mess. And in this particular case, we can't use it to interface cockpit hardware that communicates with the sim using SimConnect: it's not ...

Have you tried adjusting curves and deadzones in MSFS controls sensitivity settings? We do not require high end hardware to use the Comanche, but a faulty potentiometer can make your experience bad.

If you feel your inputs are delayed, make sure that the axis reactivity setting in msfs is at 100%.

Or Left click + Right click at the same time if you use legacy controls scheme.