Hello

Here is calculation detail see picture.

From those calculates I think the range and unit of sensor_3Pt are 10000 and 0.01.

Both real and calculate result are the same.

With bests regards 

Hello sir

Thank you very much for your answer but I am not satisfied with your calculations because first your formulas is different than in Sensor_3Pt remark.
This is Danfoss problem. 

First the formulas are different in manual and in plus+1 guide. 
The second Mid Dbnd% and Hi/Lo Dbnd% their range is 5000 but their unit is 0.01%.   I think it must be 0.02%.
It not possible to be same as LoCal% or MidCal% or HiCall and Fault because their range is 10000  and their unit is 0.01%

In my case if I use Plus+1 guide sensor_3Pt with the yellow remark formula with unit=0.02 as shown in my last picture I found good result as my joystick real measure.  You can see the picture below.

As conclusion
There are some mistake in manual and in plus +1 guide formula.
The plus+1 guide sensor_3Pt remark formula is correct but the unit is not correct.  It's most be 0.02.
Or keep the unit 0.01% but change range from 5000 to 10000.  Depending how it's programmed inside.

I hope Danfoss corrects its mistakes in the future

I also hope that this exercise is beneficial for other users.

With best regards

Hello Tor,

Thanks, very happy with the update. I have switch to 2021.2 in the mean time 

Hello Sir Acmall,

It's done. I was very easy.  Thank you very much.

Now I know my error.  I opened your file with Plus+1 guide viewer to have idea about your program.  I was see the program and it was not easy to understand.

But after your last message I opened it with service tools.  I found it easy and It's done.  Sorry for confuse.

Thank you very much for all help

With best regards

If you connect to the system with the joystick and open the example I sent you in the Service Tool you should see a parameter (ID.Node.SeverAddr) with the address of your joystick (0x34). Change this to 0x33, click the write parameter icon or press F4 to write the new address to the joystick. Cycle the power to the joystick and it should have the new address. To see the change in the service tool you may need to press F8 to scan the system after cycling the power.

The parameter page in the example has two parameters set up. Both are for ID.Node.ServerAddr. The reason for having the two is just for ease of use when changing from one source address to another. One is for 0x33 (0,51) the other for 0x34 (0,52)  Only one will show at a time depending on what the joystick address is set to. You may get a replace missing ECU message when opening the file, if so just click cancel.