Pin MapperGP2040-CE fight sticks

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Open 192.168.7.1

Import your stick first

This page doesn't know your stick's current setup yet, so the file would replace its buttons and profiles with what you see here. Importing first starts you from your stick's real setup, including extra buttons like Turbo.

On 192.168.7.1, go to Data Backup and Restoration and click Backup to File, then import that file here. Importing replaces the edits currently on this page.

Or export anyway

Pick the firmware version shown on the home page of 192.168.7.1:

How to use

Change a button

Click any button, then pick what it should do.

Test buttons: press buttons on your stick and they light up here. Each one you've pressed keeps a green ring, so you can check them all. If nothing lights up, click the page first. Still nothing? Close and reopen the browser.

Show wiring draws the board and which pin each button connects to. Hover a wire to trace it.

Put it on your controller

  1. Unplug the stick. Hold Start (S2) while you plug it back in.
  2. Click Open 192.168.7.1 at the bottom of this page and go to Configuration > Data Backup and Restoration.
  3. First time only: click Backup to File there, then Import from board here, so this page matches your stick.
  4. Make your changes here, then click Export for board. If you skipped step 3, it reminds you, because exporting without importing can undo settings already on your stick.
  5. Back on 192.168.7.1: Restore from File, tick Pin Mappings and Profiles, pick the file, and save.
  6. Unplug and plug the stick back in normally. Done.

Hold this while plugging in

nothingNormal controller
S2 (Start)Settings page at 192.168.7.1
B1 / B2Switch mode / Xbox mode
B3 / B4PS3 mode / PS4 mode
S1 + S2 + UpFirmware update mode. Only for installing new firmware.

Button positions assume your stick uses the standard GP2040-CE wiring.