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"Saitek X36"
04-26-02, 00:40z 

Have just purchased the Saitek X36 joystick. Mechanically it looks great but the literature is a bearcat. Try as I may I cannot make sense out of it. The manual is missing a lot and tells you to go to the CD. The CD keeps talking about another product. Does anyone know where I might obtain some decent programming literature for this stick?

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  RE: Saitek X36 Ben Chiu[Admin] 04-26-02 1
  RE: Saitek X36 Madape[Lead] 04-26-02 2
  RE:Saitek X36 Vulcan[Guest] 04-29-02 3

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1. "RE: Saitek X36"
04-26-02, 03:20z 

Hi sipapu:

> Does anyone know where I
> might obtain some decent programming literature for this stick?

For all things stick-worthy, I usually try www.stickworks.com first. What I found there was this link http://saitekhelp.simhq.com/

Hope this gets you started.


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2. "RE: Saitek X36"
04-26-02, 13:07z 

Hi sipapu

If your just using the stick for FS2002 all you need to do is install the drivers, theres not much point for the programming software, as FS2002 detects all the buttons/rotarys on my X36, and you can assign them within FS2002

Cheers

Sam Harvey
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3. "RE:Saitek X36"
04-29-02, 15:53z 

As an existing user of the Saitek X36 as well I can confirm the 2 bits of advice already given.

The link Ben gave to simhq is an absolute must for X36/45 users, proper help from users, not the pathetic thing from Saitek :-)

As Sam said if you only use it in FS2k/2k2 you probably won't need the programming bit of the software as you can assign most of the buttons through FS.

However if you decide later you want/need to program the buttons then check out the excellent tutorials at the simhq site. Programming can be a daunting at first until you get your head round some of the concepts.

A great combo and a good price, even better when you substitute CH Pedals ;-)

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