Saitek X 52 Profiles

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Enclosed Saitek X - 52 HOTAS Profile for SU-25T General Summary: Mode 1 + Mode 1(Pinkie) COMBAT AND NAVIGATION MODES Mode 2 + Mode 2(Pinkie) AUTO-PILOT and VOICE COMMANDS Mode 3 + Mode 3(Pinkie) TAKE-OFF, LANDINGS and VIEWS Specifically designed for SU-25T Air-to-Ground Engagements, incorporating Air-to-Air Commands. Yeah, if you download the X-52 Pro software from the Saitek website, you have something called 'Profile Editor' under the start menu folder 'Smart Technology'. You should be able to open the file in that application and choose to test the profile to activate it. Then just run the game and all the buttons will be working as Saurbaum listed.

This is a profile for DCS: A-10C suitable for both Saitek X52 and X52 Pro.
Profile is made with Norwegian keyboard locale.
Updated profile 12/10-10:
Fixed reversed pinky fwd/aft for X52 Pro
Fixed reversed boat fwd/aft for X52 Pro
Updated 21/10-10:
Removed obsolete 'Reset Audible Warning' from launch button.
Added 'Reset Trims' to launch button (Shift state).
This is a profile for DCS: A-10C suitable for both Saitek X52 and X52 Pro.
I have not tried the X52 profile since i do own the Pro version.
Profile is set for TrackIR Centering only and for Pedal usage. Rotarys are not assigned and free to use for your comfort in the game controls option.
Thanks for the ideas by other DCS forum members and for the full command list provided.
Also thanks to whoever made the originally Stick&Throttle graphics.
Feel free to use this as you want. Please give credits where it's due for public usage.
PS!!!!
Slider must be set to MIDDLE position when using speedbrakes or it will block other commands.
Set wanted speedbrake position and set slider back to mid position.
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Saitek X52 Profile Editor Download

  1. For example, you can always have button X do the same thing in all your games and set that up in the x52 software. Then, anytime you have a new game, you can quickly look at existing profile, and copy that info to do the same thing for button X. Also helps for if you have to reformat/reinstall things.
  2. Saitek X52 Profile. This is my Saitek X52 HOTAS profile for DCS A-10, P-51 and FC3. All three profiles in one file. I focused mainly on the A-10C since that's the simulator I play and know most. The P-51 and FC3 got a little less love, so I'm sure those profiles could be tweaked a bit. Unfortunately I have no image of the profile, but I labeled all the buttons within the profile editor.
  3. Saitek X52 Profile SST I wanted to find some 'normal' x52 on web - I couldn't. So, I made my own. Importatn thing: probably it's not the most effective one, because it has few days of testing, and I'm not used to play with joystick.