Here are Teensy manufacturer steps to make this work, I have added some more info to make youre you wont have issues I got on the way:
Using Flight Sim Controls
When you select "Flight Sim Controls" from the Tools->USB Type menu, Teensy implements a special USB type intended to controlling flight simulator software.
A simulator plugin is used. Currently X-Plane is supported.
Download:
TeensyControls X-Plane Plugin 1.0 (32 bit only)
TeensyControls X-Plane Plugin 1.0 (32 & 64 bit, X-Plane 10.20 or greater)
Quick Installation Steps
- Extract the TeensyControls plugin and copy it to X-Plane's Resources/plugins folder.
- Install Teensyduino. Version 1.08 is the first to support Flight Sim Controls. (at this point works with Arduino 1.0.5, not latest 1.0.6)
- Run Arduino. Select Teensy in Tools > Boards and "Flight Sim Controls" in Tools > USB Type. (make sure you make this step properly, otherwise Arduino wont see Flight sim libraries)
- Open the blink example in File > Examples > Teensy > USB_FlightSim > BlinkTransponder.
Click "Upload" to program your Teensy board. - Run X-Plane. The LED should blink. (Optional) click Plugins > TeensyControls > Show Communication.
Examples are available in File > Examples > Teensy > USB_FlightSim.
source: https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_flightsim.html
Very simple, however made me very happy.
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