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Below you can download ppjoy joystick for windows 10 driver for Windows.File name: ppjoy-joystick-for_win10.exeVersion: 9.747File size: 44505 MBUpload source: manufactuter websiteAntivirus software passed: G Data ver 4.18Download Ppjoy Joystick Driver For Windows 10(click above to download)Device Specification:- Operating System: Windows 10- Device Compatibility: Ppjoy Joystick Driver- Functionality: Allows users to download and install the Ppjoy Joystick Driver on Windows 10 for enhanced joystick support.Troubleshooting Questions and Answers:1. Q: Why is the Ppjoy Joystick Driver not working on Windows 10?A: Ensure that you have downloaded the Ppjoy Joystick Driver from a reputable source and that it is compatible with your specific version of Windows 10. Additionally, check if the driver is properly installed and try reinstalling it if necessary.2. Q: Why is my joystick not being recognized after installing the Ppjoy Joystick Driver on Windows 10?A: First, make sure that your joystick is properly connected to your computer and that all cables are securely plugged in. Next, check the device manager to see if the driver is correctly installed without any conflicts. If any issues are found, try updating the driver or uninstalling and reinstalling it.3. Q: After installing the Ppjoy Joystick Driver on Windows 10, my joystick buttons are not functioning correctly. What should I do?A: Firstly, ensure that you have properly calibrated your joystick using the control panel or any provided software. Check if the joystick settings in games or applications are configured correctly. If the issue persists, try updating the driver to the latest version or seek support from the developer of the Ppjoy Joystick Driver.

Preferably +5 degrees. See EHBG's Flybar paddle setup. More information on balancing the blades can be found here. Make sure the rods from the skids are fully seated and the rubber sleeves snugged up to keep them from shifting. I added a rubber band to mine to keep the skids snug.I've also noticed that if the rubber retaining sleeves for the balls on the training gear aren't holding the balls in place, then the balls can slide back and forth and cause a slow wobble. (Discovered that today. I was able to hover after that for almost 30 seconds before I got skittish and brought it down.) Links RC-Expert.com Flying-Model-Simulator (without Dragonfly extras) PPJoy Dragonfly Manual (a 2.26MB Word document for an unspecified model of the Dragonfly) RCGroups.com Discussion Forums RC Universe Discussion Forums (search) Dragonfly video: broadband or dialup from E Zone Web-Zine Another video via I Flew a Dragonfly... A video via Standard Dragonfly movie More movies at GWS Movies Manual for another model of Dragonfly, but contains some good information Manual for a Feda Dragonfly The Raptor Technique site, while mainly for Raptor helis, has a lot of good information for beginners, including information on vibration, how to hover and do figure-eights, even how to hold the radio. FMS for Dragonfly, Ben Hermer's web page with PPJoy driver, FMS simulator (including Dragonfly 3d model), and installation instructions. FMS Operations, a great page with pictures for setting up and troubleshooting FMS. Electric Helicopter Beginner's Guide (EHBG), lots of info. ContactIf you have suggestions for this web page, or you want to send money to help support it, please contact me [email protected] and put "Dragonfly" in the subject. I hope this page has been of use to you.Dave GoodmanCalifornia Photos courtesy of RC-Expert.comText Copyright © 2004 by David K Goodman

The transmitter to a neckstrap, recommended to keep from dropping the radio.The DIP switches should all be set to Off (left) except for 1, 3 and 4. (Note that this corresponds to the Inverted setting in the Control setup in the simulator. The switch settings are the same for both Mode 1 and Mode 2.) DIP 1 Tail Rotor DIP 2 Left / Right DIP 3 Forward / Back DIP 4 ThrottleAbout the SimulatorMy Dragonfly came with an old version of Tru-Flite 3D on CD, but it didn't work with the simulator cable supplied. Ask your vendor for a link to their simulator software and use that, or install the free FMS simulator and the PPJoy joystick emulator that lets you use the Dragonfly transmitter and simulator cable to fly the heli in FMS. If the file from your vendor installed a Dragonfly.par file in FMS, use that, otherwise use the Threedee.par file that comes with FMS.In the simulator, you need to select Controls, then Analog control, choose the Joystick interface and click on Mapping / Calibration. For both Mode 1 and Mode 2 operation, the eight values down the left should be 4, 2, 3, 1, 4, 2, 3, 1. The Tail, Roll and Pitch should have a checkmark in the Inverted column. Then you can click Calibrate and calibrate the range and the centers of the joysticks. About the Simulator CableSomeone sent me the following wiring diagram for a cable. I haven't tried it, and can't vouch for it, but you're free to try crafting one. One end is a DB9, the other is an S-Video connector.S-VideoDB917223None45RC-Expert sells the cable for about $10.About PPJoyPPJoy is a joystick emulator for Windows. It was originally designed to use the parallel port as the joystick interface, and can now use other ports to emulate the parallel port. To use PPJoy with the Dragonfly, run the "Configure Joysticks" wizard and add a new controller. Set the Parallel port to "Virtual port" and let Windows add the drivers. Then run PPJoyCOM and set the Joystick device to the Virtual joystick. Select the Serial port your transmitter is connected to, and set the Serial protocol to Zhen Hua 5 byte protocol. When you turn on the transmitter, PPJoyCOM should say "Reading serial stream" and PPJoyCOM should be left running until you close the simulator. PPJoyCOM is what's making the transmitter, connected to your serial port, look like joysticks to FMS. Pre-FlightThe helicopter has no power switch. To turn it on, you plug in the battery; to turn it off you unplug it. Before turning on the helicopter you should set the throttle to the lowest setting and then turn on the transmitter. Unlike many