DPAD-L: Axis -0
DPAD-R: Axis +0
DPAD-U: Axis -3
DPAD-D: Axis +3

Joystick-L: Axis -2 (Axis -0 Binary)
Joystick-R: Axis +2 (Axis 0 Binary)
Joystick-U: Axis -3 Binary
Joystick-D: Axis +3 Binary

As you can see, the driver is currently interpreting Joystick X movement as both Axis 0 and 3, with 3 displaying the analog data, and 0 replicating the same input data but in binary form i.e. either fully press or no press. Unfortunately the Joystick Y movement is completely broken and only interprets binary Y movement and has no analog data at all. Reportedly this problem does not exist in Windows, although I am experiencing it on mac using both Joystick and Gamepad Tester and Controllers Lite (can't confirm the duplication, can confirm the input Axis being used), and haven;t been able to confirm.

My question is- is this a driver issue, or is there something physically wrong with these controllers? I have two and both operate in a similar manner.