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Quiquonn wrote: ↑Thu May 08, 2025 11:48 am and also rotate the oled screen display 180º because of solder position I can't rotate it physically)

put to your fash card blank file with name lcdrotate

Thank you @megavolt85 I will try it asap!

I flashed the pico with this new uf2, and then I added a blank file with name lcdrotate in the usb storage where the vmu images are, but the screen is still in 180deg rotated, what I'm doing wrong?

megavolt85 wrote: ↑Fri May 16, 2025 7:05 am

Quiquonn wrote: ↑Thu May 08, 2025 11:48 am and also rotate the oled screen display 180º because of solder position I can't rotate it physically)

put to your fash card blank file with name lcdrotate

usb4maple(16.05.25).7z

same problem for me. the lcd are 180°

edit: new problem, after the screen rotate right, the picture ist mirrored

fixed

@megavolt85

The XInput is the PC mode of the GP2040. Freshly installed the PC mode is pretending to be an xbox 360 controller [ VID_045E&PID_028E#00706FA]

USB DUMP: You can override the VID/PID but it is hidden behind two different warnings.
Setting the VID/PID to that does set it to be a random device by Silicon Laboratories, with that VID/PID but that device is not usable by windows as a controller.

USB DUMP: But even when in that mode, it still isn't recognized by USB4MAPLE.

I am able to have USB4MAPLE see my PS4 controller, and my GP2040 stick when in PS3 mode, so it appears that my wiring is correct.

megavolt85 wrote: ↑Fri May 16, 2025 5:56 am GP2040 has its own layout that is completely consistent with the DC arcade stick, do not use PS3/PS4/XBOX etc.. modes, you need to use PC mode in which GP2040 has VID 10C4 and PID 82C0.