Game Input MultipleXer

Soldering does not look perfect. Your solder iron is probably too hot. If you have a continuity tester, check that connection is ok between RX and TX pins on micro-controllers.

You probably unchecked "switchback" in "Overall > Trigger" tab for profile 2.

For further help please post a log file as requested in forum rules: https://forum.gimx.fr/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=691

Welcome

Please stop calling this project 'GIMX lite'. People are getting confused, and mistakenly think this is developed by the GIMX team. Thanks for your understanding.

Try this configuration: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <root> <controller id="1" dpi="0" type="G27 PS3"> <configuration id="1"> <trigger type="" id="" name="" button_id="" switch_back="no" delay="0"/> <mouse_options_list/> <intensity_list/> <button_map> <button id="abs_axis_20" label=""> <de...

Did you disable combined pedals in the Logitech Gaming Software?

Did you calibrate your pedal axes using gimx-config? Go to axis tab, select the line for the pedal axis to edit, click on modify, click on auto-detect, press the pedal, click on apply, and do the calibration. Save your config.

Then issue is related to Forza 7.

Try launching GIMX after the game (using alt-tab).

Also if you can try running GIMX on a second computer, with the micro USB cable plugged to the computer running Forza 7.

No, I'm not talking about the Arduino-based project made by a forum member. This project is not endorsed by the GIMX team.

I'm talking about cheaper GNU/Linux boards with probably better USB stacks. Orange Pi boards seem good candidates.

Please post a log file as requested in forum rules: https://forum.gimx.fr/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=691

Did you try running GIMX on a PC to check if there is a difference?