sudomod

Hi all,

I have the "pre-order v2 version" of the board and I'm having an issue with button sensitivity, specifically over sensitive. A single press of say the "A" button or "Down" will result in usually 2-3 presses. Anyone else experience this? Any suggestions?

What buttons are you using? I had this exact issue with the Kitsch Bent silicon buttons but the buttons and conductive pads that came with my eBay shell worked.

I'm using the originals from the donor Gameboy

I'm using the originals from the donor Gameboy

Try cleaning the contact pads with alcohol. Might have to try other rubber membranes.

Yeah, that's my next step. Thought maybe there was a software adjustment that could be done before I had to take it all apart again, dang!

Thanks all for the help!
-BG

Musky78 wrote:Yeah, that's my next step. Thought maybe there was a software adjustment that could be done before I had to take it all apart again, dang!

Thanks all for the help!
-BG

Well, if cleaning doesn't help, look up "Debouncing". It's precisely what you need.

Maybe @wermy can update the gamepad code used in the AIO to add a debouncing delay?

https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/Debounce

jeffy1021 wrote:Maybe @wermy can update the gamepad code used in the AIO to add a debouncing delay?

https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/Debounce

Wermy and I are doing tests on a new more stable code (he's doing all the work really) and we should have an updated code soon. I will post it on the programming threads of the AIO in the "Other Hardware" in Guides Subforum.

jeffy1021 wrote:Maybe @wermy can update the gamepad code used in the AIO to add a debouncing delay?

https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/Debounce

@Musky78
I had some similar issues with touchy button pads, and it seems that the underlying HID library is to blame in the original code. I whipped up some new code that uses a different library that seems to work much better. We're testing it out now.

edit: Whoops, ninja'd by @Helder. Opened the reply window a while ago.