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2 - Controller Firmware version
3 - Number and type of springs used
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VKB Gladiator NXT (GNX Standard Left)
v2.055
2 #10 springs
default cams
VKB Device Config v0.91.96 (NJoy32 firmware v2.05.3)

I am trying to calibrate but the "Rot Z" does not respond.
Axis X, Y, Z respond fine.

I tried using "Default" in the VKB Device Config and then "Start Calibr", but when I view the "Test" section and twist the stick, the "Rot Z" does not move at all.

I was able to calibrate my VKB Gladiator NXT (GNX Premium Right) stick successfully on the first try. However, the left stick isn't working correctly.

Besides assembling the joystick, the only modification I have made was that I swapped out the default springs for the X and Y axis with some #10 springs.

I'm not sure what to do next to fix.

Also, it's strange that it appears as "VKBsim Gladiator NXT R XT v2.055", even thought it is a left handed stick. As I troubleshoot, that is the only stick I have plugged into my PC at the moment.

Try flashing the attached firmware following the next steps:
1. Download the configurator;
2. Download the bootloader;
3. Download the attached firmware;
4. Unzip all the 3 files in the same folder;
5. Launch VKBDevCfg as Admin and click the Bootloader button under Tools tab;
6. Navigate to the firmware file folder and load it up;
7. After the bootloader finishes launch VKBDevCfg and click the Default button under Tools tab;
8. Go to Test/Axes1 tab and click on the Start Calibr button;
9. Move your pitch, roll and yaw axes all the way, slowly at the end;
10. Move the mini-throttle up and down;
11. Press the End Calibr button.

Thank you, @fallout9! That appears to have fixed it.