Press B to start
After you plug it in, press B once. Otherwise the analog sticks will not work.
How the sticks work
STOCKPotentiometers
A metal wiper scrapes across a resistive track every time the stick moves. The track wears down, readings wander, and the stick starts to drift.
PHOBGCCHall effect sensors
A magnet on each axis sits just above a linear Hall effect sensor on the motherboard. Nothing touches, so there’s nothing to wear into drift.
Trigger modes
The animation presses the trigger all the way down and back up, and shows what the controller sends. Tap a mode to see it.
What you can tune
Smart snapback filter
When you let go, a stock stick springs back past center and wobbles. The filter stops that rebound without slowing the stick when you move it away from center.
Waveshaping
Holds the output still while the stick is moving very quickly, so fast flicks don’t send stray in-between values.
Axis smoothing
A light filter that evens out the signal. Higher settings trade a little responsiveness for steadier output.
Analog scaling
Sets how far the output reaches at the edge of the gate, from 90 to 110. 100 matches the stock range.
Gate calibration
Calibration matches the stick’s analog values to the edges of your controller’s gate, so what the controller outputs matches the input you actually did.
Notch remapping
After calibration, you can nudge each notch clockwise or counterclockwise so it outputs the exact angle you want.
Signal linearization
Hall sensors don’t respond evenly across their range. Linearization corrects that so equal stick movement gives equal output.
Full button remaps
Remap by pressing a set sequence of buttons in order: A, B, D-pad Up, L, Z, X, R, Y.
All of this is set on the controller itself with button combos. The calibration guide below lists every one.
Why the price?
Precision
Hall effect sensors read stick position magnetically, for clean, consistent inputs.
OEM feel
Genuine shell and parts, so it plays like the controller you already know.
Durability
No potentiometers to wear down, so no drift creeping in over time.
1000Hz HHL Adapter
A 24ms advantage over traditional 60Hz adapters. If you play on PC, it feels much closer to playing on console.
Guides
Questions or support
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