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I tried creating a new default model in the controller, but that didn't work either. All 4 axis show up as working in the bottom section of the advanced controller mode, so the application is reading the axis, but they are all out of wack. At least that shows the sim is recognizing the input, it's just not accesing it at the input screen when Taranis is chosen.
Unfortunately it still isn't working. None of the axiis show a functioning yaw axis on all 3 pages. No matter what I pick when I go to calibrate it doesn't do anything for yaw. Based on the advanced options the game is detecting the axis, but it doesn't in the standard input section.
1. Turn on and connect radio via USB, with blank model in OpenTX
2. Start FPV air 2
3. Press 'Taranis' preset button in input panel
4. Press 'Calibrate Ranges' in input panel then follow the instructions that pop up
5. Close FPV air 2
6. Open FPV air 2 and calibrate ranges again
I figured it out. My logitech joystick was also plugged in. Even though it was set to disabled in the FPV program, it caused the yaw stick to not be recognized by the x-lite. Unplugging the joystick solved the problem.