* CHARRIER Jean-Christophe -- Sunday 28 November 2004 22:19:
It's a SAITEK Cyborg-Gold-3d-USB which need to be calibrated.
What is the good way to do it ?
I did a calibration running jscal -c /dev/input/js0. After this
calibration the joystick works much better even if a jscal -t
/dev/input/js0 returns jscal: axes not calibrated.
Same here. Forget -t.
How can I load the correction values automatically so that if I unplug
the joystick I don't have to recalibrate each axis?
Once calibrated, you dump a calibration script:
# jscal -p /usr/local/sbin/jscal-cyborg.sh
and call this script from e.g. /etc/init.d/boot.local or elsewhere.
Modifying the cooked joystick values in my joystick.xml file changing
dead-band, offset, factor and tolerance?
You can change these if you don't like some of the values, but only if
you have calibrated the js first. Don't change the js config *instead*
of calibrating. That's evil! You would continuously have to adjust all
the values, because the js behavior changes over time. A new calibration
should be all that's needed then.
m.
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