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<qt>Calibration is about to check the value range your device delivers.<br /><br />Please move <b>axis %1 %2</b> on your device to the <b>minimum</b> position.<br /><br />Press any button on the device or click on the 'Next' button to continue with the next step.</qt>

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<qt>Calibration is about to check the value range your device delivers.<br /><br />Please move <b>axis %1 %2</b> on your device to the <b>center</b> position.<br /><br />Press any button on the device or click on the 'Next' button to continue with the next step.</qt>

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<qt>Calibration is about to check the value range your device delivers.<br /><br />Please move <b>axis %1 %2</b> on your device to the <b>maximum</b> position.<br /><br />Press any button on the device or click on the 'Next' button to continue with the next step.</qt>

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KDE System Settings Module to test Joysticks

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(c) 2004, Martin Koller

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<h1>Joystick</h1>This module helps to check if your joystick is working correctly.<br />If it delivers wrong values for the axes, you can try to solve this with the calibration.<br />This module tries to find all available joystick devices by checking /dev/js[0-4] and /dev/input/js[0-4]<br />If you have another device file, enter it in the combobox.<br />The Buttons list shows the state of the buttons on your joystick, the Axes list shows the current value for all axes.<br />NOTE: the current Linux device driver (Kernel 2.4, 2.6) can only autodetect<ul><li>2-axis, 4-button joystick</li><li>3-axis, 4-button joystick</li><li>4-axis, 4-button joystick</li><li>Saitek Cyborg 'digital' joysticks</li></ul>(For details you can check your Linux source/Documentation/input/joystick.txt)

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No joystick device automatically found on this computer.<br />Checks were done in /dev/js[0-4] and /dev/input/js[0-4]<br />If you know that there is one attached, please enter the correct device file.