THIS IS LEGACY FIRMWARE! PLEASE UPDATE TO THE LATEST!

NOTE: This is for firmware version 0.24.

For Version 0.23, use this document.

For later development versions of the software that have not yet been released, search for “Current Commands List” in the PhobGCC.ino file to see the commands for that version as they may have changed.

NOTE 2: The controller starts in safe mode! To make any changes you must disable it first!

I strongly recommend using Smashscope (either on a Wii or Dolphin) for all of this. An alternative is Uncle Punch Training Mode 3.0. In the Training Lab menu, under General enable “Input Display”, and under Info Display enable “System LStick”, “System CStick”, and “System Trigger” as the first three rows.

Initial Setup

This is only necessary the the first time the controller is set up after it is made. You do not need to do this otherwise.

If you don’t unplug and replug the controller between the first time calibrating each stick, the notch adjustment phase will be buggy for the second stick calibrated.

Activating the Analog Sticks - B

Making Changes On PhobGCC

Sticks pointing up and to the right, triggers pressed

Safe Mode Toggle - AXY+Start

Display Software Version - AZ + Du

Controller Reset - ABZ+Start

Toggle Auto-Initialize - ABLR+Start

Rumble Configuration - XY + Du/Dd

Analog Stick Calibration - AXY+L

Basic PhobGCC Analog Stick Calibration - YouTube

PhobGCC Analog Stick Calibration Guide - YouTube

PhobGCC Notch Calibration Guide - YouTube

Measurement Phase

Notch Adjustment Phase

C-Stick Calibration - AXY+R

This process is exactly like Analog Stick Calibration, but instead, the Analog Stick moves to show you how to move the C-Stick.

Analog Stick Smart Snapback Adjustment - LX/LY + Du/Dd

Increasing the Analog Stick Smart Snapback Filter adjustment doesn’t hurt responsiveness of the stick when moving away from the center. Increasing the value of this filter only makes it return to center more slowly.

Analog Stick Axis Smoothing Adjustment

The Analog Stick Axis Smoothing is just a simple low-pass filter similar to a capacitor on a vanilla Gamecube controller. Increasing this setting slightly reduces responsiveness. If you have the Smart Snapback Filter disabled, you can use this to suppress snapback.

C-Stick Snapback Adjustment

The C-Stick Snapback Filter is actually a low-pass filter similar to the Analog Stick Axis Smoothing that has dual purposes, for reducing the chance of getting the wrong move and for suppressing snapback.

C-Stick Offset

Z-Jump

Analog Trigger Modes

Analog Trigger Value Adjustment - ZL/ZR + Du/Dd

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