PC-7 Throttle Detent Mapper

Align 100 % power with your HOTAS detent · DCS World
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1Press a button on each device (especially the throttle) so the browser lists them, then sweep the throttle full travel once.
2Pick your throttle device & axis, then capture IDLE (lever back) and DETENT (into the notch).
3Copy the 11 curve values into DCS Axis Tune. Done — full power at the detent.

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Raw axis—
Position— %
Mapped power— %
Out at detent— %

1Detect & calibrate

Plug in your devices and press a button on each one (especially the throttle) so the browser lists them.
Device
Idle
— %
Detent
— %

2DCS user curve · 11 points

Reproduce these 11 outputs in the DCS user curve, left → right (node 0 → node 10):
Quick 1-value setting —
Keep Slider ticked. Both Saturation X and Deadzone rely on the throttle being a Slider axis — without it DCS treats it as centered and the pinned region lands in the wrong place.
  1. DCS → Options → Controls → select the PC-7 / NCPC-7, bind your axis to Throttle.
  2. Open Axis Tune on that axis. Tick Slider — a throttle is a one-way axis (idle→full); without it DCS treats mid-throttle as the neutral point and the mapping breaks. Leave Invert off (if idle doesn't give 0 % power, tick it).
  3. Tick User curve and enter the 11 values above, left to right (node 0 → node 10).
  4. Check: idle → 0 %, detent → 100 %. Travel past the detent stays flat at 100 %.