Thrustmaster HOTAS - Sol-R 4

The Sol-R 4 HOTAS is compatible with PC running Windows 11 and Windows 10.

No, the Thrustmaster Sol-R 4 HOTAS is designed exclusively for PC gaming.

You can assign custom actions using the Thrustmaster drivers and software on your PC, or directly within the control settings of most compatible simulation games.

H.E.A.R.T (HallEffect AccuRate Technology) uses magnetic sensors to provide highly precise and durable input without physical contact, offering 16-bit resolution on the joystick's 3 axes.

Yes, the throttle features an S.M.A.R.T. system and allows for the configuration of 4 detent positions (none, 50% afterburner, 80% afterburner, dual-detent) to suit your simulation needs.

Yes, Thrustmaster provides dedicated drivers and software for the Sol-R 4 that allow for button mapping, LED customization, and calibration.

Yes, the Sol-R 4 is part of the Thrustmaster ecosystem and can be combined with other compatible peripherals such as the TFRP rudder system (sold separately).

Ensure the USB Type-C cable is securely connected to both the HOTAS and the PC. Try using a different USB port on your computer. Restart your PC after connecting the device. Verify that the correct Thrustmaster drivers are installed.

Check for any physical obstructions around the joystick base or throttle rails. Clean the contact surfaces gently. If the issue persists, ensure drivers are up-to-date or consider recalibrating the device through the Thrustmaster software.

Confirm that the device is properly connected and recognized by the system. Check the assignment of buttons within the game or Thrustmaster software. For LEDs, ensure they are enabled and configured correctly in the software settings.

Close unnecessary background applications on your PC. Ensure your PC meets the minimum system requirements for the simulation game. Update graphics drivers and verify the HOTAS drivers are current.