Hello, I installed the K-Silver TMR analogue but after testing I noticed that unfortunately no matter what I did the right analogue went crazy in such a way that it suddenly went downwards. To get it back to normal only re-calibration helped. I wanted to replace the sensors with the Ginfull TMR but I noticed that the K-Silver has integrated magnet holders with the rest of the analogue so I re-installed the K-Silver TMR and the problems started. The right analogue suddenly points completely to the lower right corner, it only reacts to upward movement but this happens when I tilt the stick downwards.. the solder pads are fine and I have no idea what happened here. I have already replaced a huge number of analogues in different controllers but this is the first time something like this has happened to me. I replaced the right TMR analogue with the original ALPS and still the same. Can anyone help?
Hi, i had a very similar issue, but i can't fathom what happened. I mangled the pads on the right X axis center pin, but i managed to successfully reroute it. Everything seems connected and i already tried three different K-Silver sticks. The left stick and the right Y axis work perfectly, but the X axis seems to send a -1.0000 signal (so stuck to the left) by default, but moving the stick to the left makes the signal "inverted" and stuck to the right, (1.0000). It even started working for a while, when i was testing it, but then it just stopped. I can't trace back the issue to some of the component and it seems no SMD component is missing. What could it be?
I also found that the EG35 component is missing (the board was already damaged by the previous owner) but that seems to be related to the back charging connectors so probably doesn't impact the Y axis. What is EG35 anyway? it looks like a diode to me but i'm not sure since it seems it connects a GND bus plate to a VCC bus plate (but the charging seems to happen anyway)
EDIT: i found that when if i bring the stick on the left veeery slowly, i manage to find a little area where it responds "linearly" and i manage to center it (even if it almost all the way to the left). However, the response is inverted and it's like is overly sensitive to inputs.
EDIT 2: it seems that the stick is actually working (i managed to make it work via battery because the usb is broken and probe the voltages on the center pin) but the issue is still there. It basically happens like with XSX/XSS controllers when you install Hall effect sticks and the signals go haywire after some fiddling with them. I then tried to install a 100k and 47k resistors as indicated in a random reddit post, but it seems like it didn't do any good.
The reason i never detected the issue is that to see it working i have to recalibrate the stick via Xbox Accessories app and then, immediately try the stick to see if it works because it gets stuck after a while, so after every change i should have calibrated the stick.
When the new batch of SMD resistors i ordered is in, i'll try with different combinations and see if anything works. I'll let you know.
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