Profile settings

About Profile settings
 Key Mapping
 Key Macro
 Joystick setting
 Vibration

About Profile settings

Profiles allow you to save controller settings.

Switching profiles

Select “Menu” → “Profile settings” and select the profile you wish to switch to.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to switch to.

Editing a profile

To edit a profile, select the profile you wish to edit and press and hold the profile name.

The items that can be changed from “Profile” are as follows.

Select the profile you want to edit.

With the profile selected, press and hold the A button.

*The background color will change when you press and hold the profile name.

  • Settings are automatically saved. The changed settings are automatically reflected in the currently selected profile.

Key Mapping

Key Mappring allows you to change the input when you press a button.

Changing the Key Mappring

Select “Menu” → profile you want to set → “Key Mappring”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Select a mapping.

Select the button for which you want to change the mapping.

Select the button you want to change the mapping for.

  • The buttons whose mapping can be changed are as follows:
    A/B/X/Y/+Control Pad/R/L/ZR/ZL/R stick pressed down/L stick pressed down/+ Button/- Button/M1/M2/M3/M4

Select the input you wish to assign.

Select the input you want to assign.

  • The following inputs can be assigned:
    A/B/X/Y/+Control Pad/R/L/ZR/ZL/R stick pressed down/L stick pressed down/+ Button/- Button/ Macro/No assignment
    *Macro can only be assigned to M1~M4.

Key Macro

A macro is a function that executes a pre-registered input operation with a single key.

  • This function cannot be used in Sports mode.
  • TURBO-Z cannot be used in the macro recording screen.
  • Macro can be assigned to M1/M2/M3/M4 paddles.
  • Please check the terms of use of the game software you are playing before using macros.

  • When a macro is being executed, the “For Game Play” mode will display a mark indicating that the macro is being executed.
  • Two or more macros cannot be played at the same time.
  • If a macro is started during rapid fire, it will be forced to turn off rapid fire.

Recording a macro

Select “Menu” → profile you want to set → “Macro”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Select a macro.

Select the M1/M2/M3/M4 paddle for which you wish to record a macro.
If you are recording a macro for the first time, go to ③.
If you have already recorded a macro, go to step ⑤.

Select the M1/M2/M3/M4 paddle you want to record the macro on.

▼ When recording a macro for the first time

When recording a macro for the first time, the macro recording screen will open.
To start recording, press the EVOTOP button or the Start Recording button on the display.

When recording a macro for the first time, the macro recording screen will open. To start recording, press the EVOTOP button or the Start Recording button on the display.

Enter the button to record the macro.
To end recording, press the EVOTOP button or the Stop Recording button on the display.

Enter the button to record the macro. To end recording, press the EVOTOP button or the Stop Recording button on the display.

▼ If the macro has already been recorded

If a macro has already been recorded, the Recorded Contents Confirmation screen will open. In this screen, you can check the recorded macros, edit macros, and re-record macros.

If a macro has already been recorded, the Recorded Contents Confirmation screen will open. In this screen, you can check the recorded macros, edit macros, and re-record macros.

  • The following buttons can be used to record macros.
    A/B/X/Y/+Control Pad/R/L/ZR/ZL/R stick pressed down/L stick pressed down/+ Button/- Button
  • The maximum recording time for one macro is 64 commands or 32 seconds of playback time.
  • The minimum recording/playback unit for a macro is 10 ms.

Assigning macros to paddles

Registered macros can be assigned to paddles by selecting “Macro” for “M1~M4” in Mapping.
To record a macro, record the macro in the Recording Macro.

Select “Menu” -> Profile you want to set -> “Mapping”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Select a mapping.

Select the paddle to which you want to assign a macro.

Select the paddle you want to assign the macro to.

Select “Macro” from the list of inputs that can be assigned.

Select “Macro” from the list of assignable inputs.

Editing Macros

Edit Macro” allows you to change the timing of button presses for recorded macros.

Select “Menu” → profile you want to set → “Macro”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Select a macro.

Select the paddle for which you wish to edit the macro and open the recorded contents confirmation screen.

Select the paddle you want to edit the macro for.

Opens the recording content confirmation screen.

Press the X button to open the macro edit screen.
Select the item for which you want to change the timing, and change the time by pressing the cross button.

Press the X button to open the macro edit screen. Select the item for which you want to change the timing, and change the time by pressing the cross button.

  • The first button that plays after the macro is executed is always “0ms”.

Re-recording a macro

Select “Menu” -> profile you want to set -> “Macro”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Select a macro.

Select one of “M1~M4” and open the screen to confirm the recorded contents.

Please select one of “M1~M4”.

Opens the recording content confirmation screen.

Press the EVOTOP button or “Re-record” on the display.

Press the EVOTOP button or “Rerecord” on the touch monitor.

Play Macro

▼ Playback a macro once.

Press the paddle of edited “M1~M4” once.

▼ Loop playback of macro

Press and hold the edited “M1~M4” paddle.
Tap the paddle that is playing the loop twice to end the loop.

Joystick setting

In the joystick settings, the dead zone, outer dead zone, and sensitivity curve can be changed for each L/R stick.

Changing the outer dead zone of the L/R stick

Select “Menu” -> Profile you want to set -> “Stick”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Choose your stick.

Select “L stick” or “R stick” → “Outer dead zone”.

Select the L stick or the R stick.

Select “Outer Dead Zone”.

Adjust the outer dead zone with the slider.
*The larger the slider value, the wider the outer dead zone.

Adjust the outer dead zone with the slider.

  • The outer dead zone is a function that corrects the sensitivity when the stick is input at an angle.
  • The narrower the outer dead zone, the less correction is applied, and the more sensitive the diagonal input becomes.
  • Widening the outer dead zone increases the correction and decreases the sensitivity to oblique input.
  • The default value of the outer dead zone is “2”.

Changing the dead zone of the L/R stick

Select “Menu” -> Profile you want to set -> “Stick”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Choose your stick.

Select “L stick” or “R stick” → “Dead zone”.

Select the L stick or the R stick.

Select “Dead Zone”.

Adjust the dead zone with the slider.
*The larger the slider value, the wider the dead zone.

Adjust the deadzone with the slider.

  • The dead zone is a function to adjust the range where the stick starts to react.
  • A narrower dead zone makes the input response faster, while a wider dead zone makes the input response slower.
  • The default value of the dead zone is “5”.

Changing the response curve of the L/R stick

Select “Menu” -> Profile you want to set -> “Stick”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Choose your stick.

Select “L stick” or “R stick” → “sensitivity curve”.

Select the L stick or the R stick.

Select “sensitivity curve”.

Adjust the sensitivity curve with the slider.
*The larger the slider value, the more emphasis is placed on accuracy, and the smaller the value, the more emphasis is placed on response.

Adjust the response curve with the slider.

  • The sensitivity curve is a curve that shows the change in input when the stick is tilted. By changing the response curve, you can adjust the sensitivity and accuracy of the input.
  • If you set the stick closer to the “accuracy-oriented” setting, the response will be small when the stick tilt is small, and the response will be rapid as the tilt becomes larger.
  • When set closer to the “Response Focused” setting, the response is greater when the stick tilt is small, and becomes smaller as the tilt increases.
  • The default value of the sensitivity curve is “0”. When set to “0”, the curve is linear and reflects the stick tilt as it is.。

Vibration

The vibration setting allows you to set the vibration of the controller itself and the ZL/ZR buttons.

Changing the vibration setting of the main unit

Select “Menu” -> profile you want to set -> “Vibration”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Select vibration.

By switching the “Vibration of the main unit” switch, you can enable/disable the vibration.

You can enable/disable vibration by toggling the “Device vibration” switch.

Changing the vibration setting of the ZL/ZR button

Select “Menu”->“Profile to be set”->“Vibration”.

From the menu, select “Profile”.

Select the profile you want to configure.

Select vibration.

Toggle the “Vibration of ZL/ZR” switch to enable/disable the vibration.

You can enable/disable vibration by toggling the “ZL/ZR vibration” switch.

Selecting the “ZL Vibration” or “ZR Vibration” button will open the ZL/ZR Vibration detailed setting screen, where you can adjust the speed and intensity of vibration.

Selecting the “ZL Vibration” or “ZR Vibration” button will open the detailed settings screen for ZL/ZR vibration.

You can adjust the vibration speed and strength.

  • In Switch-USB mode and Switch-Bluetooth mode, the vibration function is disabled.
  • In PC-Bluetooth mode, the vibration function of the main unit is disabled.
  • ZL/ZR button vibration is enabled only in PC-USB mode, PC-Bluetooth mode, and PC-UWB mode.
  • When the ZL/ZR button adjuster is set to the shallowest setting, the vibration of the ZL/ZR button is disabled.