Differential Braking

[Guy]

Hi Hardy,
I use a rudder pedal/brake made by Precision Flights Controls. Braking only works if I depress both brakes at the same time (I can brake gradually when I use both pedals. I would like to use differential braking to make sharp turns (I don't have to pay for the tire wear) but unless I depress both pedals, there is absolutely no braking action, even if I depress either pedal fully.
In Preferences ->USB, both brakes indicate 984 when not activated . Values change gradually and independently from each other when depressing  gradually. When fully depressed one of them reads around -150, the other one -50.
In both cases I have set the neutral to -100.
I had some problems setting the neutral: for some settings the brakes worked fine but locked up when fully depressed and released afterwards.
I wonder what could cause this behavior.
Thanks,
Guy

[Hardy Heinlin]

Hi Guy,

do the magenta hooks on the info tag (see Aerowinx manual page 472 at the bottom in the middle) move independently, and fully up and down?


Regards,

|-|ardy

[Guy]

Hi Hardy,
The magenta hooks move independently up and down but they move up only half-way when depressing the brake pedals fully When the parking brakes are applied, the hooks move up all the way.
I was unaware of this display of the brakes and I am still amazed about all the features in your PS10.
Because of these findings I did some more checking and I found out that depressing one pedal fully results in a slight asymmetrical deviation of a rolling aircraft (not at all like I get in a real Cessna 172!) and also that there is actually a little of braking action but both pedals need to be depressed to get some decent action.
Apparently there is a scaling problem which I need to correct somehow.