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Programming Logitech Dual Action
For the control of our tube manipulator this year it would really help if we could use the d-pad on the Logitech Dual Action controller. However, I haven't yet found the VI in LabView to let us assign functions to the d-pad. I think it should be possible (why have this controller if we can't use all of the buttons), but nothing seems to get the computer to recognize the d-pad. Help!
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28-01-2011, 18:28
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Re: Programming Logitech Dual Action
You're using LabVIEW, right? Wire up a front-panel indicator to the axis and buttons outputs of a Joystick Get and see what responds when you play with the gamepad.
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28-01-2011, 20:37
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Re: Programming Logitech Dual Action
The D-pad is axis 1 and 2 when mode is on the controller I believe that it reports values of 0 90 180 and 270 depending on the angle
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