if you're still updating your manual, i would suggest putting a little diagram in there of the four status LEDs on the top of the PCB. thanks man, this is a super doc!

it's the ribbon cable. those things are so sensitive that a detent in the ribbon will produce bizarre results. i would replace the ribbon cable.

don't want to state the obvious here, but what you're asking is something along the lines of asking an artist to remove his own signature from a painting so it could be represented as something else. you should contact kite directly for this kind of request.

thanks kite, no problem. i was going to re-flash anyway and try again.

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Tue Mar 12, 2019 10:05 am

Powering it off and on again? Does the battery icon show when it comes back up?

I've tried doing a complete system restart a few times now. Battery icon does not come up. And now, when I flip the power switch to OFF, it won't shutdown as normal...

Follow this, but instead toggle the JOY1 Y axis: https://github.com/kiteretro/Circuit-Sword/wiki/Circuit-Sword-FAQ#how-do-i-enable-joysticks Then in ES remap the controller from the menu (probably not needed, but good to do anyway) .. thanks Kite. i tried this, it didn't work, so I made sure CS cod...

Had the same issue. Look into the config settings for n64 emulator. Was it retroarch.cgf? I am not in front of my gameboy actually but somewhere in the emulator spezific settings file: just swap both axis inputs. -1,+1 to +1,-1 or something like that. I found what you were talking about but it was ...

awesome, thanks so much guys. i'll give it a shot!

am I missing something where the X and Y axes are reversed on my PSP analog using CSO, but only for the N64 emulator? The other simulators I've tried work fine.

Any ideas?

thanks kite, that was it!

worked like a charm (like always)....