Alas, I can't help you with that. But if you can't find information about ZDE internals, you could also try to find information about USB HID device specifications in general, as the encoders "just" convert the raw signals to those of a joystick-like USB HID.

@robertvb83 said in Zero Delay usb controller Mode and function switches: accept analouge input by switching the dragonrise mode to analogue... when the light is orange/red its in analog mode when its green its digital. if you want a true analog control you are probably going to have to add a analog sensor of some sort to it though. The mode button press changes this

@douga Maybe you can help me. Dragonrise USB controller (zero delay from aliexpress) UpLeft , DownRight problem is that these are not working at all. others are perfect

@kingrun Glad to hear it's all good now.

I'm not familiar with any electronics terms, so all I can say that I did connect the blue wire to the top connector and the white wire to the middle one (of the three connectors facing right on the picture). All I know is that this works. :)

@dsstrainer said in evtest continuously sending ABS_Z from zero delay (deadzone problem?): Well I didn't touch anything... just went to bed.. woke up and was going to try the grep method... but now it just works fine. Luck favors the well rested. Glad to hear it's working.

have you tried the joystick selector tool?

I solved the problem myself after doing alot of research. I found a 12 v power supply with a molex connector and a set of daisy chain wires that can power of molex and light the leds.

Very neat!

@theridernight said in Daphne / Dragonrise encoder issues: Can someone give me binaries privately? (Compiling not working). I would, but I don't know how, since this forum doesn't seem to support private messages and I won't post any personal contact information openly on the net. The creator of Daphne doesn't seem to forbid the sharing of compiled binaries of Daphne as far as I researched on http://www.daphne-emu.com, so she sharing itself should be okay. That said, I'd prefer to work with you on that compilation problem. Could you please post your daphne.sh here in a codeblock, so we can see if you modified it correctly? @grant2258 @mitu and other experienced people here: Could someone please tell us where the compilation log is stored? The reason is that I have a mini arcade that I can not open, or remove the microsd or perform the update of Retropie 4.1 to 4.4 as it could corrupt the microsd (it has happened to me other times). You absolutely should think about a backup soon, as any data storage can fail anytime for various reasons, and flash memory belongs to the more fragile media in that regard. Some backup methods for Retropie are described here, some of them don't require opening your mini arcade.

@rbaker Ok, thanks for the respons. The image is without ROMS but I get the point.

@egoo33 make sure you type it correctly as some characters are capital.

Hi guys, I just figure out what was wrong. I noticed that the zero delay joystick directionals should be connected in a specific order in the board: UP | DOWN | RIGHT | LEFT and I connected something like UP | RIGHT | LEFT | DOWN. I thought the position wouldn't matter because I could set them in the retropie. Probably the board can't handle UP+DOWN and LEFT+RIGHT simultaneously, what makes sense, but when I connected in the wrong positions it wasn't handling UP+RIGHT and DOWN+LEFT simultaneously. Anyway, my problem is solved now, Thank you

@cemcyp the OP didn't provide enough info about the system. I suggest you to start your own thread after reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Make sure you have correct usb order: and do the HEX edit the driver, it's a common issue with zero delay controller, the up and down detect as "3" isn't right: HEX Edit the driver

@Pyjamarama Yes, that's likely to be this issue.