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General| Compatibility | PC |
|---|---|
| Connection | USB |
| Throttle | Yes |
| Stick | Yes |
| RGB Lighting | Yes |
| Programmable Buttons | Yes |
| Adjustable Resistance | Yes |
| Type | HOTAS (Hands On Throttle-And-Stick) |
| Hat Switches | 2 x 8-way, 2 x 4-way |
Overview of POV, Mini Analog Stick, Thumb HATs, and buttons.
Details on pitch, roll, yaw axes and the F.E.E.L. spring system.
Description of rotaries, sliders, and mode switch.
Explanation of dual throttles and base mounted controls.
Steps for installing X56 HOTAS drivers and software.
Guidance on installing the required .NET Framework.
Steps to access and test controller properties on Windows 8/10.
Steps to find and test controllers in Windows 7.
Details on spring identification, properties, and calculations.
Instructions for inserting, changing, or removing springs.
Methods for starting the software and understanding its main tabs.
Details on the Facebook feed, social media links, and language selection.
Introduction to the programming interface and the concept of profiles.
Guide to assigning keyboard inputs to controller buttons.
How to test and save programmed profiles for game use.
Explanation of the toolbar icons in the profile editor.
Adjusting axis sensitivity, neutral zones, and data range.
Explanation of curve types and physical axis adjustment.
Explanation of the parts of the axis modification screen.
Identifying the device and listing its modifiable axes.
Functionality of the adjustment area and spring value reference.
Using attribute boxes, curve types, and adjustment sliders.
Procedures for saving profiles and undoing changes.
Understanding color codes for axis status and sync.
How to adjust deadzone, response curve, and axis range.
Adjusting physical axis range and saving configuration changes.
Solutions for controller not recognized by PC or games.
Troubleshooting input issues and flight sim axis response.
Changing LED color/brightness and general software topics.
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