Embroidery designs for janome 300e troubleshooting car. I made the changes that I wanted and exported it to my card in order to save it as a.jef file. I purchased “doll eyes” and loaded the design with my 6D embroidery software. Recently, I have started using different software as it came with a new Husqvarna machine and my janome won’t recognize the design that I want. I make sock monkeys and I embroider eyes for them.

How do I set the default startup profile using the Logitech (8.0) software for the x52Pro? With the older Saitek version, it was possible to set the default startup profile by right clicking on the profile and then selecting 'Sets as default'. This is no longer possible using the Logitech software. The Saitek X52 Pro Control System. Belonging to the Pro Flight hardware group, the X52 Pro is the most fully integrated Stick and throttle flight controller and has been built to meet the demands of the best virtual pilots in the world! By the way, that’s according to Saitek.

I have been trying to get either of these two profiles to work for some time now ( and ) but they just don't seem to work in game. I'm going to give a rundown on everything I do to install them so that someone can tell me what I'm doing wrong. Jasky, I use the older X52 system and for the most part do not have any issues with the controllers. When I set up my system, I copied a.pr0 file from another forum post and merely placed it in the directory you mention above.

I pick this profile from the Saitek profiler menu also just like you state above and ensure that the profile name displays on the throttle LCD display. The one difference is that I have not made any changes to a.lua file at all. DCS recognizes the joystick and throttle as being available and includes them as an input column in the controls option section of the sim options area. I did have to map the 'Throttle Both' command to the correct axis in the sim in order for the sim to recognize the throttle.

Other than that no other changes were necessary. The saitek profiler merely assigns the appropriate keyboard command to the stick functions and the sim believes that a keyboard command was made. I would reset any.lua changes back to default and give it another try. Hope this helps. When you are at this screen.

There is a pulldown in the upper left with choices for something like Sim Mode, Game Mode, Free Camera. Are you setting that pulldown to Sim mode before doing anything else? If I remember correctly, recent versions have that screen coming up defaulted to free camera mode. If you modify one mode and play another then you don't get your profile. Modifying the 'free camera' mode gets you nothing useful at all.

I've loaded the profile into the X52 section of the A-10C Sim bit of the Aircraft drop down box. It looks fine in there, like it has loaded, but won't work when I'm in the cockpit.

For example, it says 'Landing Gear Up - Joy Button 9' in the settings, then once I'm in a mission and I hit joy button 9 the landing gear doesn't go up. Jasky, I use the older X52 system and for the most part do not have any issues with the controllers. When I set up my system, I copied a.pr0 file from another forum post and merely placed it in the directory you mention above. I pick this profile from the Saitek profiler menu also just like you state above and ensure that the profile name displays on the throttle LCD display. The one difference is that I have not made any changes to a.lua file at all. DCS recognizes the joystick and throttle as being available and includes them as an input column in the controls option section of the sim options area.