Joystick tester for flight sticks

Move every axis to both ends. Each one is listed with its index and raw value so you can bind it correctly in your simulator.

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How to connect

Input map

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L2 0R2 0L1R11234
  • South
  • East
  • West
  • North
  • Left bumper
  • Right bumper
  • Left trigger
  • Right trigger
  • Select
  • Start
  • Left stick
  • Right stick
  • Up
  • Down
  • Left
  • Right
  • Guide

Raw input

Axes

0
+0.00
1
+0.00
2
+0.00
3
+0.00

Buttons

0South0.00
1East0.00
2West0.00
3North0.00
4Left bumper0.00
5Right bumper0.00
6Left trigger0.00
7Right trigger0.00
8Select0.00
9Start0.00
10Left stick0.00
11Right stick0.00
12Up0.00
13Down0.00
14Left0.00
15Right0.00
16Guide0.00

Input history

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How to run this test

  1. Connect the joystick, throttle and pedals.
  2. Move every axis to both ends, one at a time.
  3. Press each button and hat direction.
  4. Write down the axis and button numbers you want to bind.

How to read the result

Axes
Each row is one axis with its index and raw value. A healthy axis reaches close to −1 and +1 and settles at the same value when released.
Hat switch
Some sticks report the hat as four buttons, others as a single axis with fixed steps. Both are normal; the raw list shows which yours uses.

Questions about this test

The browser shows fewer axes than my stick has.
Browsers expose the axes the operating system reports. Some devices need vendor software to unlock extra axes or combine several devices into one.
Why is my throttle reversed?
Throttles often report full forward as −1. Most simulators let you invert an axis when binding it.