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Start PSX stops at 12 %

Started by Ton van Bochove, Mon, 2 Mar 2026 18:40

Ton van Bochove

Every x-year a computer change takes place and fear and anxiety is growing every time: will PSX work!!??
This time PSX stops at 12 percent. Without all the peripherals it starts correctly.
This is the content of the error file. I hope someone can pinpoint the problem.


[Aerowinx Precision Simulator - Exceptions]

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: setSelectedIndex: 41 out of bounds
at javax.swing.JComboBox.setSelectedIndex(Unknown Source)
at Usb$Part.setFuelCtrlFromPref(Usb.java:1997)
at Preferences.readUsb(Preferences.java:1169)
at Preferences.load(Preferences.java:785)
at Core.startAll(Core.java:776)
at Aerowinx.main(Aerowinx.java:65)
Ton

Hardy Heinlin

The order of your USB devices is probably different to the one in your old computer, or they're not plugged in at all. There's a problem with the USB Fuel Control switches in particular.

My recommendation:

Open the file Aerowinx/Preferences/Default.pref in a text editor and search for this line:

USB=...

Remove the data after the "=" sign so that the line looks like this:

USB=

Then save the file within the text editor and restart PSX. In PSX, recalibrate your USB devices and save the new settings on Instructor > Preferences > Save as Default.pref. If you don't save it, it will be autosaved when you quit PSX.

Does that help?

|-|ardy




PanosI

Most probably is a usb controller that you have connected to your pc.

I had the same problem.
"When I have the WinWing FCU (A320) connected to my pc then PSX starts loading and stops in 12%."

All of the sudden the problem dissapeared with the WW FCU.

Now the problem reappeared with my new Moza base AB9 FFB. PSX stops to 12%. I have to disconnect the Moza in order to load PSX.

Ton van Bochove

Hardy, that helped! She is almost airworthy again :-)
Ton