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Settings - Integral section: This is mostly wrong. It's common misconception, and it not the worst comparison ever, but it still fails to capture what integral really does.
Assigning Propulsion Response section: You don't really have to make sure the total adds up to 1. Just make sure your axis that needs the most power gets bigger numbers and avoid setting any axis to 1 is generally plenty. It's a bit more complicated than that, but it's not a problem at all if numbers add up to more than 1.