I did not solve it yet (did not have to - but it's like this:)
(http://www.glbasic.com//help/glbasic_e_img/iphone_device_axes.jpg)
WHILE TRUE
LOCAL gx,gy,gz
gx = GETJOYX(0)
gy = GETJOYY(0)
gz = GETJOYZ(0)
LOCAL angley = 90 + ATAN(gz,-gy)
LOCAL anglex = 90 + ATAN(gz, gx)
// print this angle now
PRINT INTEGER(anglex) + " / "+INTEGER(angley), 0,0
PRINT INTEGER(gx*100.) + " / "+INTEGER(gy*100.) + " / "+INTEGER(gz*100.), 0,20
SHOWSCREEN
WEND
So, now you have angles from the inclination. You can e.g. make that a joystick now by saying:
Joyx = max(-1.0, min(1.0, anglex / 30.0 ))
that way you take the angles from 0 to 30° as an axis amplitude of 0 - 1,0.
You can also make an "digital" stick that only returns 0 or 1 when you do:
Joyx = anglex / 5 // need 5 ° rotation to "press left/right"
if Joyx < 1 then Joyx = 0 // ignore too small rotations
Joyx = sng(Joyx) // now make it digital -1, 0, 1
Now for the calibration: In your "Pause" routine, calculate the "anglex, angley" values for the "silent" position. Then just subtract these values after the atan() lines.