How do you tell the difference between the Ginfull Hall effect sticks? Are the Ginfull's without numbers on them the first version and the one's with a 2 the second?
Colour of the sticker on the side, red v3 & v5, and also the L- Code I don't know those, but black or white stickers are either v1 and v2. V5 you'd have to look and see the code for it or just opening it up to see the shape of the magnet if it's a rectangle (v3) or curved (v5)
Site could be down or something at the moment, never had this issue before, could also be browser issues, but I wouldn't know sorry, only other tries is other devices
You can re do with permanent, but something like circularity if you mess up and understood, for example, it may stay like that. The difference is that for physical, you can't do the calibration for the circularity, and it takes a little longer
@@Layhss I bought a controller that someone else modded with halleffect sensors. When I go to Game Pad Tester it shows it's not perfectly center. It also some what jitters. Should I physically open up and try to re calibrate it that way OR use this website?
@@Layhss im going to be attempting it myself but im no expert on the matter nor soldering/desoldering electronics but i feel somewhat confident so ty for your response, gives me a lil more of a confidence boost after reading comments where ppl say the software doesnt work to calibrate the dualsense edge i guess ill know once i cross that side of the bridge. So far i was able to desolder the potentiometer from the pcb using iron,flux, solder braid and solder puller. I think i may have damaged 2 contact points (pads) where i will probably haveto find another contact point and bridge over Currently testing the pcb for continuity but its a little harder without schematics or knowing what to look for exactly.. hope i dont butcher the job as im just trying it out. Maybe shouldve done it on a regular dualsense remote first not the edge.
I think I use 400 which is easier to damage components but it takes a minute or two, to really make things faster use the heat gun (and be careful about the components it must be done quick) and put solder with the heat on the pins until it visibly melts down to the liquid like form on each or most pins and it'll come out easy, that's what I do when I'm impatient which is most of the time to speed up the processes
Iam trying to find the best analog sticks for my ps5 controller...i see haller effect analoga and ALPS analogs and other analogs i dont remember the names....this is confusing...which one is the best for my ps5 controller?
Hall effects, the ones in my description for this video or my newest one are the good ones, alps are not worth getting anymore as they can still get drift
Hello ...and you must calibrating often this controllers? "I have same purple" and i want to instal halleffect modules and I wondering this modification i worth? after instal and calibration how long controller will work without issues like stick drift ect.??? Thanks for video
You might have moved the magnet out of its regular spot or upside down, visit my newest video to see the online calibration tool it's much easier now 👍
Try opening the side to see if the magnet is towards the top which is the opposite way its supposed to be, it should be towards the bottom side, if you have extra analogs you can just replace it again to make things easier
im clicking "calibrate it to the center" button but its not working so is the "stick range" and other buttons i can only "click the check circularity" button nothing else works pls help
@@Layhss like all the buttons are not responding it’s like as if I’m not even clicking them. But I am clicking on the buttons nothing works i thought it was my mouse but the only thing working when I click on it is when I wanna check the circularity. The other options are not responding when I click on them. So I can’t calibrate it
Have you tried using ir testing another controller or browser? I'm not really sure on how to fix that issue sorry I haven't had any problems with this tool as of yet
I physically used the pinholes to center the sticks as much as possible and then used the tools, but the circularity constantly fails over the left side of the joysticks no matter how many times I do it, is there any way I can fix it?
Probably not could be due to the physical calibration, but I've done the calibration on v1 I installed on a controller a year ago with physical calibration, but I have no idea on how to fix that
I'd reccomend if you can upgrade or get new v5 to replace the controller with if the issue bothers you but before we weren't even calibrating circularity so in my books it'd be OK but it's up to you
@@Layhss I was able to fix the issue by disassembling the controller and do the circularity calibration without the caps, now it is much better. Thanks again and by the way I think I have the v5 modules for the dualshock 4 (the ones with red bits in the middle)
my hall effect calibration stopped working for some reason, when i try to do anything, centering or range calibration, it just simply don't care, left joystick works normally
Happened to one of the controllers I did before, could be faulty install or just a faulty unit, or the calibration software didn't properly place, if you're getting the issue where your controller is going weird with analogs going in the opposite directions of which it's supposed to, try playing around with the calibration, if not just replace the analog that always works for me when I get any annoying problems
Don't need to do anything physical, just all digital now, I've done pretty much all models from v1-v5 they all get under 10 percent circularity, are you doing it with the shell off?
@@Layhss Normally I make the adjustment with the needle right after soldering the analogues on the board and do the circulatory test (on the hardwaretester website) without the shell, but even when I put the shell on, I only get between 15 and 20%. This method you use is to correct it and get it down to 5% or do I need to do something first? I'm currently using the V3, but I just bought the V5 version from your description link. Are they much better?
@PlayStationMilGrau v5 is made for the software calibration, but they all work fine with it, I used v3 with them for a while and I can't remember the ones in the video may have been v3 I forgot what I said but I know I've used v3 and they were fine on here
Hello brother, I repair controllers and I have always used the alps analogs, but I think it is time to offer a permanent solution for stick drift. So can you confirm that with these, the drift can always be fixed? Also one last thing, so I just have to install these and calibrate them as you show in the video? Because in other videos they calibrate them with a needle or they manually calibrate then in a different website. The way you showed looks waaay easier and quicker. Thank you brother
They are hall effect analogs technically we don't know the longevity but they should work practically forever without issues, hall technology has been around for some time, there's always possibility of faulty units but so far I've repaired over 1 hundred controllers without issues for over a year
@marcokappaa the website doesn't fix drift, it's to calibrate analogs that you have replaced In a controller, which is why i reccomend them with the hall effects alps are pretty much useless nowadays when we have better replacements that will last
@Layhss ohh okay, makes way much more sense ahahha...indeed I just tried to calibrate a drifting controller and it kept drifting, I calibrated a controller which I changed the alps stick and was perfectly centred. Yes I agree with you, alps analogs are finally over, from now I will always install hall effect. The v5 are good? Do you recommend some versions in particular?
@@Layhss no they don't jitter, they are the ginfulls, I mean it's not really a problem I like a bit of drift cuz no deift feels like you have a deadzone but yeah
V5 is made for this calibration method and will give you better circularity results, not the biggest difference but if you're buying analogs it's just best to get v5 as they're the newest and best
I could never get this kind of low error rate on circularity with my v3 ginfulls, was always a pretty big overshoot even after calibration with dualshock tools. I also manually calibrated with the pinholes to get the overshoot mostly equal on all sides, I think I made things worse manually calibrating before doing the dualshock tools calibration and ended up undoing it. The v5s must be much better then? Do you try to get the magnet perfectly centred, or do any manual calibration at all with these v5s? I wonder if doing one manual click to the left/right would center that under/overshoot.
I have not done any manual calibration with the v5s, I was using v3s from march and I was getting pretty much the same results as here. It could be the manual calibration someone else in the hall discord recently was getting overshoot while also manually calibrating, could be a bad pair of analogs though
When trying to do this I always destroy the stick. It won’t move past the middle of a point. For example: when trying to calibrate it towards the left of the X-axis it won’t go back to the right or only 30% to the right.
open the potentiometer and move the magnet back to be facing downwards its too far off to one side, you can calibrate analogs online now so physical isn't needed
@@Layhss You mentioned that you can calibrate analogs online now. Do you also mean the hall effect sticks that I soldered? Getting a second pair to see if I can get them to work. Could you help me out by sharing the website/software that I can use to calibrate them online? Thanks for the video and replies!
they work on console, phsyical calibration keeps it that way, only something like temporary software calibration may not work but even the online software one has the option for permanent
So ugh, I'm dumb and have never done this before...Which one would you suggest I get if I wanted a No Jitter for Dualsense? (sorry, there's just so many links here, I'm confused)
Any of the updated links are no jitter, stores don't sell these older versions anymore, there are some newer ones which might have replaced the ones in the same link but the calibration is the same and it should also be no jitter. I was also even told newer ones can be calibrated through software too, but any of the links below you can order from and will be fine. The stores linked are ones I know to be for sure trusted as some other stores I've purchased dualsense ones from sent me the wrong model for the ps4 so be careful buying individual ones.
Do you offer repairing/mixing service?? Interested parties would like to know. Thank you for the content 🎉 Just answered my own question How to contact you work. Again thank you
