PS2 controllers on Super Dual Box.

[SlugZilla]

I'm having problem on my PS2 controller for this adapter where I have to press the buttons really hard or else it won't register. It works perfectly fine with my PS1 controller though.

I hope someone can help me with this, thanks

__________________
P4 2.8C@3.2Ghz/Radeon 9800/1GB Corsair DDR/Abit IS7

[ready2rumbelX]

Have you checked if the PS2 pad is working correctly, because I have had experience with converters, and I have never encountered such unusual behaviour from it. Check and make sure the PS2 pad is the factor which is not at fault here.

r2rX

__________________
___________________________________________
-Intel Core i7 920 @ 3.8Ghz
-MSi Big Bang X-Power Mobo
-6GB Corsair Dominator GT
-MSI GTX 680 2GB
-Windows 8 (x64) + Linux Mint Debian Edition (x64)
-Realtek HD (ALC889)

[hushypushy]

i'm guessing that it's because of the PS2's analog buttons feature. perhaps your adapter isnt recognizing it until it's pressed down 100% (as opposed to somewhere along the way). just use a PS1 controller--its the same thing, sans analog (and you werent gonna be able to have analog buttons anyway)

__________________
Dedicated to mediocrity and repetition since 1994.

[deamon2000]

Originally Posted by SlugZilla

I'm having problem on my PS2 controller for this adapter where I have to press the buttons really hard or else it won't register. It works perfectly fine with my PS1 controller though.

I hope someone can help me with this, thanks

yes i can help had same prob spent 10 hr 41 min seting up all my emus stuff


ok hears what u do


1. download this drivers for epsxe then install the driver setup then put the pad plugin in plugins folder set up plugin then go and set up gamepad
from within the epsxe game pad menu BE SURE TO SET up under rumble type dx 3 and be sure to set up the buttens while u r ther must be same layout as the plugin and then calabraite ur game pad windows gampad settings

Attached Files

	padHarakiri.zip (81.3 KB, 77 views)
	SuperDualBoxSetup.zip (452.3 KB, 131 views)

[I-Chan]

Harakiri won't do a thing under epsxe, it doesn't support pad plugins ATM.

__________________
"I'm living in a dream I can't wake from"

Core i5 2500K 3.3Ghz | 8192 MB DDR3 1333 MHZ | AMD Radeon HD 6950 2048 MB | Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB SATAIII+WD Caviar 250GB SATAII | Dell 3007WFP-HC 30"

[72da9]

I have the same problem in a way. I have two PS1 controllers. One is an older analog from when they first came out and one is from the PSONE machine. The adapter is from radio shack and is the newest model they have. Anyways, the point is the adapter only recognizes the data stream from the older analog model and not the PSONE version, this is also true for the PS2 controller. Escentially all the above controllers should be the same, as they physically look the same. So what's the difference? Does anyone have a clue as to why the adapter only reads the older style controller. I use epsxe 1.60 which has no trouble with the adapter and the older style analog controller. It's just like the real deal. Also the adapter works with the really old original PS1 controllers without the analog. Last question that comes to mind...Is there a known generic driver for an usb/psx adapter that I could try?

[The Captain]

As luck would have it, I received my super dual box in the mail today form playasia. Everything works fine. I installed the drivers here: http://www.mayflash.com/Download/SETUP345.EXE

My suggestion is to use that setup file first, and THEN plug in the adapter. Otherwise, windows may not use the correct driver.

__________________


DFI LT X38 mobo, E8400 OC @ 4ghz, 4gb G.Skill DDR2 1066mhz, 8800GTS 320mb (G80), 2 x 150gb WD Raptors in RAID 0, 2 x 320gb media/backup drives, NB & CPU DangerDen waterblocks, BlackIce GTX 360 radiator

[deamon2000]

Originally Posted by I-Chan

Harakiri won't do a thing under epsxe, it doesn't support pad plugins ATM.

use plain epsxe NO FRONTEND set up game pad then set mode to dx 3 worked for me and u may want to download dx9c or try the player 2 slot
or change to analog mode not dule shock on the harakiri driver plug-in i gave u

to make sure were on the same page this pic is the psx super joy box i have

ps if u pm me i can help a lot faster and better
http://www.keepbuying.com/

good site to buy from imho

Attached Images

505-01056.jpg (6.7 KB, 36 views)

[takwu]

To answer 72da9's question:
No there is no "generic" driver for USB adapters because they are all designed differently.
As for the problem with new vs old DualShock, the most likely reason is a bad design of the adapter. It might be designed to work with the old DualShock only and fail to work with newer models because of little things like different power requirements. Another possible cause is the power available to your USB port. Try plugging the adapter directly to your computer, without going thru a USB hub of any kind.

__________________
Latest toy: Sharp LCD TV Monitor LL-M17W1U

[I-Chan]

Deamon, believe me, epsxe doesn't use harakiri pad plugin. Simply delete it and start ePSXe, go to the pad config screen and voie la! Yes, the same screen. ePSXe uses it's own internal pad configurator. If you wanna see how harakiri's config works, try psxeven, wich does support pad plugins. From the ePSXe readme:

Originally Posted by readme

- LINUX version only: added partial support for external gamepad plugins.
Actually only works the lamer0's plugin, what is combined with the
internal pad plugin.

So, as you can read, the pad plugin support is as of now partial and works only under GNU/Linux OS's.

__________________
"I'm living in a dream I can't wake from"

Core i5 2500K 3.3Ghz | 8192 MB DDR3 1333 MHZ | AMD Radeon HD 6950 2048 MB | Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB SATAIII+WD Caviar 250GB SATAII | Dell 3007WFP-HC 30"