Microsoft Flight Simulator allows you to create separate profiles for different controllers. To make that change to the DEFAULT profile of your controller and create a copy of it ( DUPLICATE). We start the detent calibration with the lowest throttle setting. How to Calibrate: Controllers With Reverser on Axis There is however a way to simulate this with MSFS and the FlyByWire Throttle Calibration as described below. Throttle Mapping This makes configuration a bit awkward because Microsoft Flight Simulator is incapable to directly use this setup for a realistic reverser functionality.

Analog controllers always have some imprecision, and it is necessary to define a range of values which should be To simulate reverse thrust with these throttle controllers, you can map the reverser button(s) to the THROTTLE 1/2 DECREASE. So, as long as you keep the controller levers in the reverse position, the throttle will be decreased up to full reverse thrust. To stop reverse thrust, you would move the throttle forward (button will be released) and apply a little thrust, so the throttle moves to a non-reverse value again. Example: Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant Some controllers have built in buttons that activate when the throttle is moved into the reverse position. With these controllers, you can't use the above method, as you would have to move the throttles forward to increase reverse thrust. But this would release the reverse button and apply normal forward thrust. This configuration is meant for users who are comfortable finding and changing setting-files manually.

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Your controller needs to have an axis which can be used as a throttle lever. This axis needs to be mapped to the throttle input of Microsoft Flight Simulator. Most controllers will be mapped automatically by Microsoft Flight Simulator in the default profile.

Another solution is to simply delete the current configuration file (as described in the next chapter) and start over your configuration from default values. The HOTAS WARTHOG Dual Throttles’ deadly weapon is known as T.A.R.G.E.T (Thrustmaster Advanced pRogramming Graphical EdiTor). T.A.R.G.E.T is a software suite allowing users to test, configure and program Thrustmaster controllers. Hold this button and push the throttle forward to increase reverse thrust. Calibrating in the FlyByWire flyPad (EFB) Before you change anything in the controller profile, make sure to create a dedicated controller profile for the FlyByWire A32NX in Microsoft Flight Simulator so that any changes to the throttle configuration does not impact any other aircraft. How to Create a New Controller Profile The Xbox-Controller (or any other game controller) is very similar to controlling the throttle with the keyboard. It uses buttons to increase and decrease the throttles.Congratulations! You have successfully calibrated your throttle! Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant You can enlarge the deadband by increasing the value above the "Set From Throttle" button. Currently, this is 0.05 - set it as required, which will move the green lines down/up.