Is there anyone that can help with setting up this throttle in 2024?  No matter what I do I can't get the sim to properly recognize the correct axis.  Simpapp pro is up to date.  I've never seen anything this difficult. Normally pretty easy to set up a throttle.

Is it not recognizing the axis at all?

Does SimAppPro recognize the axis?

I finally got the sim to recognize the axis, but throttle 2 gets stuck in idle reverse in the FNX.  Simapp pro is fine and calibrated.

I have no other control conflicts.  At a total loss.  

This throttle should have worked out of box with zero setup and they say there is even an airbus profile, but I can't find where it is.

9 minutes ago, Jeff Nielsen said:

I finally got the sim to recognize the axis, but throttle 2 gets stuck in idle reverse in the FNX.  Simapp pro is fine and calibrated.

I have no other control conflicts.  At a total loss.  

This throttle should have worked out of box with zero setup and they say there is even an airbus profile, but I can't find where it is.

got that to work.  FNX throttle calibration in the MCDU caused it.

On 12/10/2025 at 5:23 AM, Jeff Nielsen said:

got that to work.  FNX throttle calibration in the MCDU caused it.

Can you explain a bit more the problem what happens, does that mean you do not have to do the FNX throttle calibration in the MCDU at all and only do the Setup in MSFS ??

cheers 😉

5 minutes ago, pmplayer said:

Can you explain a bit more the problem what happens, does that mean you do not have to do the FNX throttle calibration in the MCDU at all and only do the Setup in MSFS ??

cheers 😉

I did the same thing as this user did:  "So here's what just worked for me. I deleted the deviceCalibration.json file as outlined in that PDF, and made sure that SimAppPro showed the correct mode for the throttle. But then every time I tried re-running the calibration steps in SimAppPro it would get all messed up again. I finally tried deleting that file one more time but then instead of doing the calibration steps in SimAppPro, I just did them in the Fenix and now everything is working as expected."

Thank God it all works now.

 Thank you, but two Question more; what or where is that PDF and who is this user ?

Is this a PDF from SimAppPro ?

cheers 😉

9 hours ago, pmplayer said:

 Thank you, but two Question more; what or where is that PDF and who is this user ?

Is this a PDF from SimAppPro ?

cheers 😉

Here's a link to the entire thread which has it.

https://discord.com/channels/736572376967282769/1435050393896882226

Edited December 11, 2025Dec 11 by Jeff Nielsen

I've had the same problem as the OP for weeks now. The throttle is calibrated in SimAppPro and all buttons and slides are shown as working. But the axes are not recognized in FS2020 or 2024. (The IGN/start and Eng1 and Eng2 switches do work.) I mainly fly FBW A32NX and Ifly B738 Max and neither work with the throttle after calibrating, nor do any of the other planes I have tried in either sim. l cannot access the discord file above, so would appreciate if anyone can tell me where the deviceCalibration.json file is.

Any tips on how to make this thing work?? My WW flightstick was plug and play but the Ursa Minor throttle is a piece of work so far. WinWing seem to be great at producing quality hardware but completely hopeless at providing guidance or help. 

I've tried every suggestion in this post and numerous others on YouTube with no success. Some of the videos are in different languages which doesn't help either. All the other Winwing devices I have work OK. It's just the throttles, flaps and speed brakes that don't work in the aircraft. All the software is current, and I've tried using the Fenix calibration tool on the MCDU, but the controls in the aircraft won't budge. I saw in one video that had numerous profiles in the key bindings section, but mine is blank. If there's a way to get these through Sim App Pro, I sure don't see it. Some users apparently were able to get this device to work. I sure wish I knew how they did it. 

I finally got the throttles, speed brakes and flaps to work, along with the other built in switches. Fenix has step by step instructions on their website that shows exactly how to assign all the controls and switches. Be sure to find the correct assignments since some look very much alike the simulator menus. Also, be sure to save the profile you create as outlined in the instructions. I failed to save the first attempt correctly and had to repeat the process. The configuration tool in the Fenix MCDU seemed to work well. It's also a good idea to export your new profile to a folder on your computer where you can access it quickly if it disappears and for some reason and you need to reload it.