The first four axes are used for the two analog sticks, so axis 5 is probably one of these pressure sensitive button axes. It also seems like most of the people having problems with all of the inputs in pSX being set to Axis5 -ve are using adapters that support the pressure sensitive buttons. It later dawned on me that these are for the pressure sensitive button support. I noticed that the adapter driver configuration dialog showed two additional 'slider-type' analog axes, but I couldn't get them to respond. I tested this using the Joystick Test Script for AutoHotkey. The problem does not appear to be due to the analog sticks not being centered properly, or 'jitter' from the sticks being just slightly off-center. However, the Nyko has a horrible D-pad, hence the switch to a dualshock and USB adapter. I have been using a Nyko Airflo Ex for the past few months and it has worked fine with pSX. I've calibrated the controller in all cases. I've tried with and without the driver and the drivers for some of the other MayFlash adapters (they didn't work with my adapter).

I'm using the most recent adapter drivers dated 06-12-2006 from MayFlash's website. I have the official Playstation 2 dualshock controller. When I click on any input field in the controller setup, that field, and all the ones following it, are set to Axis5 -ve. I just bought a Super Joy Box 5 Pro from and I'm having the same controller configuration problems that many others are having with similar adapters. First of all, excellent work on this emulator so far! I find it amazing that it works so well even though it's relatively new - it replaced ePSXe for me soon after I discovered it.

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