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Yeah much better

I'd cut it a little more conservative in this corner, your line is pretty much ontop of the USB vias. Also keep the vertical line towards the GC controller ports more straight to avoid cutting into crucial traces.

Wow this looks great! The inside sets new bar for design assembly and the outside looks very nice as well.

That capacitor isnt required after removing the inductor and applying 5v.

Looks really good! Btw the GC+ power wires can use 32awg. The small pads can break off quite easily if you solder larger wire to it. In general the boards are designed so larger pads, you use thicker wire, and smaller pads, thinner wire.

I'm not sure what's going on. @Aurelio could the config be failing due to the low movement range of the switch sticks? Maybe you can hook Tron up with custom firmware that has the ranges mapped already.

Oh in that case I think the wiring might be OK then.

If the button monitor isnt showing anything then the stick reconfigure wouldnt do anything. Can you measure the voltage on the axis pads, you should see changing voltage as you move the stick

Ok I guess thats some good news. Is there anything if you go into the controller button monitor? How about cleaning the pcb with isopropyl and scrub with q-tip or toothbrush.

Did you try the CY stick+breakout on the left stick GC+ connection?

This is so hot. I want it. PS Nice profile pic

This design wasn't fully finished. Ps2+ is already open source however its not completed.

Oh no you can't wire it like that. If you do the 5v mod you need to remove the inductor and wire to the positive lead on the 5v capacitor. I think it is L117 on that board, but check first.

Possibly I'm not sure what else. What is the yellow wire in the pic, it doesn't look right?

Try to remove the ffc connector and reinsert it straight and precise

Cool design!

It looks beautiful