Does anyone know if this throttle works under DOS?
Cheers,
Rita Graça.
My DOS machine: MS-DOS 6.22, Pentium MMX 200MHz, 64MB RAM, AWE64 Gold, 4GB HD, Philips 19" CRT, 3"1/2 Floppy, CDROM, Parallel ZIP, ThrustMaster FLCS+TQL+Elite.
It should work like the WCS Mk II, throttle using a joystick axis and buttons being programmed via a keyboard port.
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wrote:It should work like the WCS Mk II, throttle using a joystick axis and buttons being programmed via a keyboard port.
But the Attack Throttle doesn't seem to have a keyboard connector. Can't see how it's programmable...
Cheers,
Rita Graça.
My DOS machine: MS-DOS 6.22, Pentium MMX 200MHz, 64MB RAM, AWE64 Gold, 4GB HD, Philips 19" CRT, 3"1/2 Floppy, CDROM, Parallel ZIP, ThrustMaster FLCS+TQL+Elite.
How many buttons does it have? I saw something at the Thrustmaster FAQ that would seem to indicate that may require a second, independent gameport interface to use. You would need something like the Thrustmaster ACM card.
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wrote:How many buttons does it have? I saw something at the Thrustmaster FAQ that would seem to indicate that may require a second, independent gameport interface to use. You would need something like the Thrustmaster ACM card.
It seems to have 4 buttons plus a side switch (mode switch?):
http://english.feedburner.es/lv/group/view/kl … ck_Throttle.htm
Cheers,
Rita Graça.
My DOS machine: MS-DOS 6.22, Pentium MMX 200MHz, 64MB RAM, AWE64 Gold, 4GB HD, Philips 19" CRT, 3"1/2 Floppy, CDROM, Parallel ZIP, ThrustMaster FLCS+TQL+Elite.
As this was never properly concluded I'll let everyone know, that the AT does NOT work under pure DOS and is 100% digital with no analog switch. This was also mentioned in the manual. I have confirmed it with a few joystick tests myself.
