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CH Flightstick Pro Jetstick For Macintosh User Manual Version 1.0

CH Flightstick Pro Jetstick For Macintosh User Manual Version 1.0

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User Manual Version 1.0 :SJ PRODUCTS A Joystick Technologies , Inc. Company TRB~E OF CONTENTS F~IGHTSTICH PRO™ FOR MACINTOSH JETSTICH™ FOR MACINTOSH User Manual Version 1.0 Introduction .............................. 2 Package Contents .......................... 3 Connecting the Joystick .................... 3 Installing the software ...................... 3 The Control Panel ......................... 5 Modes ................................... 7 a. The Relative Mouse Mode ............. 7 b. The Absolute Mouse Mode ............. 8 c. The Keyboard Mode ................... 9 Fire Buttons ............................. 10 Stick Trim ............................... 11 Throttle ................................. 12 System Settings .......................... 13 Importing and Exporting Settings ........... 14 Miscellaneous Notes ...................... 15 Troubleshooting .......................... 16 Specifications ............................ 17 Warranty ................................ 18 Trademarks .............................. 19 FCC Notice ............................. 19 • INTRODUCTION a. The FLIGHTSTICK PRO for Macintosh (Figure 1) and the JETSTICK for Macintosh (Figure 2) are joysticks for the Apple Macintosh (Mac) family. They connect to the Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) of the Mac. Each can control the mouse cursor or emulate keypresses. The FLIGHTSTICK PRO offers four programmable buttons, which include a trigger and three fire buttons. In addition it offers a throttle control and an eight way switch which are also programmable. The JETSTICK offers a trigger and one fire button which are programmable. b. In the basic mode each joystick emulates a mouse. Each either moves the mouse cursor in relative mode (i.e., the cursor starts to move in the direction the stick is pointed) or they can control the cursor in absolute mode (i.e., releasing the stick to the center position will center the mouse cursor on the screen, likewise pulling it to upper left corner will place the cursor in the upper left corner of the screen). Additionally, each offers emulation of the keyboard by translating stick movement into keypresses. c. The joysticks can be used simultaneously with a keyboard, mouse, and other ADB devices. d. The joysticks come with a Control Panel file that allows the setting of various parameters such as speed and key codes. Settings can be saved for several hundred different programs. When a pro- Ergonom1cally 3 fire buttons give you - the full range of combat features and a profess1onalfeeL designed trigger andl1rrnerrest -fromour#lrated FUGHTSTICK. X-Alls Trim Alljuatment Responsive throttle control lets you command your speed. f1netuneyour aileron and elevator positions. • Figure 1 - The FLIGHTSTICK PRO Figure 2 - The JETSTICK gram is started for which settings exist, the settings will be automatically activated. e. System requirements: Any Macintosh with ADB except Mac 128, 512, 512e and MacPlus; System 6.0. 7 or later (also…

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