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I will update all of this in my bug tracker case. It now recognizes the device as a GAMEPAD in log.txt (see below) and the controls are mapped in Gamepad settings within FS22 (verses being blank before). I then removed the inputBinding.xml file in /Users/myuser/Library/Application Support/FarmingSimulator2022 and let it build a new inputBinding.xml and refresh the XML files in inputDevices directory. I added the following line to /Applications/Farming Simulator 2022.app/Contents/Resources/shared/inputDevices/XboxOneWiredController.xml to match the values it was seeing on startup. If you have an issue getting Universal Control up and running after updating, restarting the Mac and the iPad might help.With nothing to do on a holiday I did a little more digging. In our testing it proved very stable, although we did run into an issue where we needed to restart the Mac to get it to work. Note that Universal Control is still in beta as of writing, so there may be some hiccups when using it.

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How to Adjust or Disable Universal Control on Mac
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It's also worth noting that trackpad gestures for Mac do not work on iPad. If you're dragging a photo from Mac to iPad, for example, you need to open Photos to transfer it –– it can't be placed on the Home screen. The advent of Universal Control means you can now drag files from Mac to iPad and vice versa, although on iPad, you will need to have the appropriate app open.

The same is true of the iPad if you have a keyboard attached.

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So, for example, if you have a MacBook Pro and an iPad next to it, your Mac's trackpad and keyboard can be used to navigate the iPad. Thanks to Universal Control, you can use the same cursor and keyboard on any nearby Mac or iPad that's signed into your iCloud account. As of iPadOS 15.4 and macOS Monterey 12.3, Apple has introduced support for Universal Control, the long-awaited feature that's designed to allow multiple Macs and iPads to be controlled with a single mouse and keyboard.
