Since upgrading the drivers and flashing the joystick, both the joystick and rudder pedals report full deflection by the time they reach 85-90% of their mechanical range, and the rudder70%, this is with sensitivity set at its lowest and full range, no dead zone, and no way to calibrate either to try and resolve the problem.
Seriously, **bleep** were you people doing over the last 9 months. Ignoring for a moment that the rotaries have no detents at the centre (whose bright idea was that design decision), we still cannot assign mouse axis to the mini stick (should be a no brainer), no ability to setup custom response curves (a standard feature for competing products at this price range), you borked input range, and wow it now works in dcs black shark, woopity (word filter evasion). This is the last time I waste cash on Logitech garbage. So you know how much that is potentially worth to you (please be courteous) I have sitting in this room: a g25, three g5 mice, a g15 keyboard and Logitech z5500 digital speaker system, I am done with you jokers.
HammerTime- Have you tried playing around with the Hysteresis values in the Logitech Gaming Software? Try that.
ed111- The response to your post is correct, but I could just clarify: The G940 centers when enumerated. If enumerated then let go during boot, it may attempt to jump to center, then let go, then jump to center again. Maybe disable Legacy USB Support in your BIOS... This is something you'd have to turn back on if you want to use window's boot CLI, but for the time being, it will prevent the stick from enumerating then disabling.
Hexcaliber - You might have a funky DirectInput residual calibration. I would try running the clear calibration utility:
ftp://ftp.logitech.com/pub/techsupport/joystick/lws_clrc.exe
Unplug the G940, unplug the power, wait 30 seconds, replug power, plug USB back in (preferably to a different USB port), then rerun calibration within the windows control panel to set up throttle and joystick's calibration.
Not all of those steps are needed per se, but it will make sure that everything's at a default state.
The pedals use similar logic to the race wheel pedals: They constantly recalibrate. SO, when you're looking in the game controls panel for the first time on the pedals, when you enter an input, you'll notice it reaches the 100% or -100% value very quickly. BUT, as long as the DirectInput calibration profile isn't misset in windows, if you keep going to full extension on the input, then back, you'll notice it will quickly adjust in about 2-3 extensions. The rudder controls and foot pedals have this same behavior.
So, in summary, the software update didn't touch input range, it was likely just a miscalibration that can be adjusted.
