
This article shows the Viper TQS calibration which allows you to revalidate the physical center, minimum and maximum axis values in the internal memory of your Viper TQS.
Note:
Since the calibration is saved in the device, it will be done without using any software. Your PC will only be used to connect the Viper TQS to a USB port.
Important:
We recommend directly connecting the Viper TQS to a USB port on the PC with its USB-C / USB-A cable.
- We recommend avoiding the use of a USB HUB, a USB extender and any connection extension.
Noticeable positions of the throttle:

1- To get started, your Viper TQS must be unplugged from the PC
2- Put the throttle in IDLE position

3- Start calibration
- Press and hold the Communication Hat (button 5)

- Connect the Viper TQS to a USB port on the PC

- Wait 3 seconds then release the Communication Hat
4- Calibrate the throttle (Z axis)
- Push the throttle to the MAX Afterburner position.

- Pull back the throttle to the MIL position.

Press the CHAFF/FLARE button (button 16) to save the MIL position.

5- Calibrate the mini-stick and rotary knobs
5.1- Mini-stick RDR CURSOR/ENABLE (XY Axis)
- Move slowly and without applying too much force on all maximum positions of the mini stick.

5.2- ANT ELEV knob (RY axis)
- Slowly turn the knob clockwise until it stops, turn it counterclockwise until it stops, and then return it to the center detent position.

5.3- MAN RNG/UNCAGE knob (RX axis)
- Slowly turn the knob clockwise until it stops, turn it counterclockwise until it stops, and then return it to the center detent position.

5.4- TRIM (RZ Axis) on the Viper Panel
- Gently push the dial to its highest value (INCR) then pull it to its lowest value (DECR), firmly and without forcing.

- Press the Communication Hat (button 5) to validate the calibration.

6- Set the “Afterburner detection” position (button 19)
- Put the throttle in the MIL position.

Then simultaneously press CHAFF/FLARE (button 16) and Blackout (button 17) buttons to validate.

You are ready to play!