NES Advantage controller won't map correctly

[allenpie]

Giving this a shot now
Installation and Troubleshooting
You can find a complete getting-started guide for the RetroPie GPIO Adapter on this page.

With the SNESDev driver enabled you can test for working connections between the game pads and the RPi with the jstest command (Ctrl+C exits the tool):

jstest /dev/input/js0
and

jstest /dev/input/js1

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[allenpie]

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[allenpie]

It's funny cuz in the main menu's both my a and b keys work but when i run a NES game it's player 1 player 2 switch as B

Not sure why

[SuperSirLink]

disable the retroarch controller auto config... Take the inputs that jstest gives you for each number and put that in the retroarch config...

I use different configs per system, since I have NES sockets, but leave the controller set as SNES... That way I can use an NES to SNES adapter and set inputs for SNES separately...

Here is mine for NES:

# Input device buttons.
# Figure these out by using RetroArch-Phoenix or retroarch-joyconfig.
# You can use joypad hats with hnxx, where n is the hat, and xx is a string representing direction. 
# E.g. "h0up"
input_player1_b_btn = 3
input_player1_a_btn = 1
input_player1_start_btn = 7
input_player1_select_btn = 6

input_player2_b_btn = 3
input_player2_a_btn = 1
input_player2_start_btn = 7
input_player2_select_btn = 6

# Axis for RetroArch D-Pad. 
# Needs to be either '+' or '-' in the first character signaling either positive or negative direction of the axis, then the axis number. 
# Do note that every other input option has the corresponding _btn and _axis binds as well; they are omitted here for clarity.
input_player1_left_axis = -0
input_player1_right_axis = +0
input_player1_up_axis = -1
input_player1_down_axis = +1

input_player2_left_axis = -0
input_player2_right_axis = +0
input_player2_up_axis = -1
input_player2_down_axis = +1

[allenpie]

@SuperSirLink said in NES Advantage controller won't map correctly:

Take the inputs that jstest gives you for each number and put that in the retroarch config

I have these inputs Take the inputs that jstest gives you for each number and put that in the retroarch config
I have done this whats the best way to disable the retroarch controller auto config from starting?

\retropie\configs\all\autoconf.cfg

I set it to disabled

[allenpie]

SuperSirLink I LOVE YOu man!

It's working great now such a simple FIX thanks so much for the HELP!

[SuperSirLink]

Sweet! glad I could help... For some strange reason I never had much luck with the auto config... Didn't see your particular issue, some other oddities between my NES controllers and the SNES controllers via the adapter... Though I never tried the NES advantage on my setup with the auto config enabled...

Glad you got it working!

[chipsnblip]

does the Advantage work completely, ie. turbo buttons/dials and slow-mo etc? i'm thinking about wiring mine up like this

[SuperSirLink]

@chipsnblip
Yes, it does... I actually use mine across multiple emulators... Even Atari 2600, though the turbo doesn't work for Atari and the B button is the main button...

[fsd2s]

I successfully am using an NES Advantage on RetroPie 4.2.3

I have an NES to USB Adapter plugged into the Raspberry and connect the NES Advantage to the adapter.

I do notice a problem when I boot the Raspberry Pi and the NES Advantage has the SLOW button turned on. The Pi also did not detect the controller the first time when I had the SLOW button turned on. With the SLOW and TURBO buttons turned off the Pi detects the controller without any problem. Then when I load and start playing a game I can turn the SLOW and TURBO buttons on or off without problem. For me, it seems only when the Pi is booting that I cannot have the TURBO and SLOW buttons on or else the controller does not work (I also get stuck on EMULATION STATION LOADING screen when booting up with the SLOW button turned on).