Do this to confirm a functioning interface.Īt this point launch the Liftoff software. If you get this far, your trasmitter/interface system will calibrate/test as a game controller in Windows 7. With the Futaba TX connected and functioning with the interface, the LED flashes 1/sec. With the USB interface connected to the PC the LED indicator (BLUE) is continuously illuminated. The Futaba 6K & 6J requires the transmitter to be switched ON. The Futaba 14SG indicates “DSC/Trainer cable is connected” and shows Trainer Function icon on the main display. A correctly wired adapter when installed turns the Futaba 18SZ and 14SG on. Using a Futaba 18SZ, 14SG and 6J, the Game Controller Settings and Test functions operate normally within Windows 7.įor Futaba 18SZ - You'll need to configure the Trainer Port function īoth stereo and mono adapter cables appear to work with the Futaba trainer port, however caution is required here. Windows 7 reports the Game Controller as “FeiYing Simulator – G4.5+G5+G5.5+G6 Controller”. Windows 7 reports this device as “SAILI Simulator”ĭriver software – FeiYing Simulator SimSwitcher X In 1 V2 software package utilising the RealFlight G6.0 + G6.5 driver selection. USB Hardware – All-in-One, driver software switchable device.

The latest Futaba systems (18SZ & 6K as at MAR 2016) will require additional set-up of the trainer port to operate as a game controller in Windows PC. My gut feeling is that the earlier Futaba systems that utilise the square trainer port plug of about the same design vintage as the 14SG & 6J will work with this interface without significant change in set-up. This interface has been tested and is working (As at 04MAR) for, After weeks of systematically working my way through various combinations, I have a USB interface configuration for some Futaba systems using a Windows 7 PC.

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