Preferences
Preferences settings are values that control the overall operation of the Quadstick. The
Quadstick preference settings can be tailored to an individual's needs. Globally (in prefs.csv), in
a Game Configuration file, by Voice Command, or even in a specific game Mode sheet within a
game configuration file.
The Default Preferences spreadsheet contains the values in the prefs.csv file when the
Quadstick is new. The user can create their own copy of the Preferences spreadsheet and
modify the values then download the CSV file into the Quadstick, or use the Quadstick Manager
Program to adjust them. The values in the prefs.csv file can be overridden by a Preferences
sheet in the active game profile. Likewise, each mode sheet can modify preferences that are
active only on that sheet. Every time the configuration changes in the Quadstick, the prefs.csv
file is read, then any values in a Preference sheet in the active game configuration file are read,
then the any individual preferences in the active mode sheet are applied. A typical use-case
could be special modes sheets, like a driving mode, where the joystick sensitivity may be
reduced to make steering easier.
Preferences
Can be set in prefs.csv or Preferences page in game csv file
prefs.csv
Can be changed with voice command, or file
Preference
Value
Units
Can be changed on Mode sheet, Command or file
joystick_deflection_minimum 9
percent
Defines center dead zone. Percent of physical movement
joystick_deflection_maximum 30
percent
Defines physical deflection scaled to 100% Signal
deflection_multiplier_up
140
percent
Adjusts joystick deflection value in the UP direction
deflection_multiplier_down
130
percent
Adjusts joystick deflection value in the DOWN direction
deflection_multiplier_left
100
percent
Adjusts joystick deflection value in the LEFT direction
deflection_multiplier_right
100
percent
Adjusts joystick deflection value in the RIGHT direction
joystick_dead_zone_shape
1
0=Square, 1=Circle
anti_dead_zone
0
percent
Counteracts the dead zone built into the Game Console's joystick
software
joystick_warning
400
percent
Joystick position beyond full scale that will flash the leds
joystick_alarm
500
percent
Joysitck position beyond full scale that will buzz the speaker
usb_1_multiplier_up
100
percent
Adjusts a USB input sensitivity in one direction
usb_1_multiplier_down
100
percent
Adjusts a USB input sensitivity in one direction
usb_1_multiplier_left
100
percent
Adjusts a USB input sensitivity in one direction
usb_1_multiplier_right
100
percent
Adjusts a USB input sensitivity in one direction
usb_2_multiplier_up
100
percent
Adjusts a USB input sensitivity in one direction
usb_2_multiplier_down
100
percent
Adjusts a USB input sensitivity in one direction
usb_2_multiplier_left
100
percent
Adjusts a USB input sensitivity in one direction
usb_2_multiplier_right
100
percent
Adjusts a USB input sensitivity in one direction
joystick_D_Pad_inner
25
percent
Inner Zone Ring as percent of scaled Signal
joystick_D_Pad_outer
60
percent
Outer Zone Ring as percent of scaled Signal
sip_puff_threshold_soft
8
percent
Percent of full scale Pressure to detect Soft Sip/Puff
sip_puff_threshold
40
percent
Percent of full scale Pressure to detect Hard Sip/Puff
36
Summary of Contents for FPS
Page 1: ...QuadStick A Gamepad for Quadriplegic Gamers User Manual...
Page 26: ...Typical mode sheet 26 USB vs Bluetooth Channel Outputs Inputs Function Sheet name...
Page 28: ...Dropdown list for Outputs 28 Illustration 8 Output Commands Dropdown List...
Page 29: ...Dropdown list for Inputs 29 Illustration 9 Input Sensor Dropdown List...
Page 30: ...Dropdown list for output Functions 30...
Page 50: ...The following screen captures show setting up x360ce for Rocket League in Steam 50...
Page 51: ...51...
Page 52: ...Next start the game and it should respond to the QuadStick as an XBox 360 controller 52...
Page 83: ...83 Illustration 15 Pattern for Letter I Illustration 16 Pattern for Letter K...
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