That’s normal behaviour - on a PC the Brook board will be automatically identified as an Xbone controller unless you hold down a different punch button to manually change between modes.
Do you have pictures of your installation? It sounds like you’ve done something wrong.
I’ll have to take some photos when I’m home. Does the led change when I change modes? I’ll wire up my punch buttons this afternoon and try changing the mode so it won’t come up as an xbox controller.
Tried that gogo the issue is my buttons are not being recognised so hopefully changing the mode will help.
In the game controller applet in Windows it will display what mode you’re currently in. So it will change from Xbone to whatever you’re trying to manually force.
Hello everyone.
How do you wire the Wii Home button as Home on Madcatz Tatsunoko VS. Capcom Wii stick?
Same question for the Turbo button, which I’d like to wire as Touchpad.
The stick is similar to the Madcatz Brawlstick and some Madcatz Fightstick TE/Pro. Here are photos of the pcb.
Hi, everyone. I just hooked up my QD’s through the screw terminal of the Brook UFB. I also updated the firmware of my UFB. I navigated to the 360 section of the download page and got my firmware from there, so I hope that firmware file is okay.
When I tried to test out my buttons on my PC, my 3K and 4K buttons registers as Z axis triggers. Is this normal? I want them to register as buttons, such as R2/RT and L2/LT. I can’t bind them normally in a game like Yatagarasu. I preferably don’t want to solder since I don’t know how to do that at all.
Look up. This was asked already a few posts ago. They need to get a console in-hand to begin testing. Only then can they even begin to answer this question…