mitchellbegeng

Fixed It! If in doubt, turn it off and on again! Not more than 5 minutes after posting here I fixed the issue. I unplugged the stick, uninstalled the CH Control Manager software, restarted and re-installed the stick using the Windows calibration tool. It seems DCS was reading some kind of raw input directly from windows that wasn't going through the CH calibration software. I'll leave this up for anyone else with the same issue.

Hey Everyone, I am going crazy trying to get my CH Combatstick to center in DCS. The x axis is perfect but the Y axis is about 5% off center in the axis tune panel, and I keep having to trim this out in flight. The CH stick is extremely accurate and calibration is perfect in the CH Control Manager, as well as being correct on the x axis. Attached are pictures of the Y axis tune in DCS and the CH Control Manager calibration page. Is there any way I can get the DCS to read y input correctly? I know I can work around it with trim or dead zone but I want to make use of the great accuracy the stick is capable of. Thanks in advance