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Hello Jorge, Thank you for your question. It depends on what upgrades you want to get on your controller. Your current controller mods configuration is only missing the Auto Heal mod. You can definitely get that one installed on your controller. If you want the Macro Remap controller, then, it's going to be a whole new controller. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Not sure what you mean by that. If you need a Triple Tap you would wanna use the sub-mode #4 - Triple Tap. (Anytime you hit a paddle once the modchip will press the paired stock controller button 3 times on your behalf). If you need a Turbo function you would want to select the sub-mode #2 - Turbo Mod. (Once a paddle is being held down the modchip will spam the paired controller button on your behalf until released). The triple tap feature has the same maximum speed capability (50ms/50ms) You will need to press a paddle 12 times if you want the modchip to fill out the window of 3 seconds while using the Triple Tap feature. Not to mention it will be nearly impossible to hit a paddle on time every time. Just run an experiment and see how many times you will be able to press the X button in 3 seconds manually.

Is the speed with which you're mashing the button only factor of a success? Are there any other factors involved when it comes to kick outs? As far as I understand you also have to follow a gauge indicator on the screen. Maybe you release the button too earlier or too late?

That's the exact speed the modchip is mashing the button. I have no other guesses why it is not performing the required action in the game as I am not familiar with that particular game and its mechanics. It looks like the controller is doing its job just fine. There could possibly be some limitations in the game.

I meant when you finished the configuration and your paddle is ready to go. Anytime you press it the bottom row of the LEDs (left or right) will show the speed with which the modchip is pressing and releasing the paired button.

You can record a short video where you hold a camera against the controller's custom LED indicator. Then press and hold the paddle that has been configured with the custom values. By looking at the led indicator I will be able to tell if your speed is the fastest. Maybe something has been missed during the configuration process.

I understand your frustration. If your not satisfied with your purchase please go ahead and ship your controller back for a refund. You are within the refund window. I am hopping that you will be able to find a product that meets your expectations.

Try inputting 100 ms and 100 ms. The other possibility would be is that you reached the speed cup and then the game could potentially slow your presses down artificially. Just play with numbers between 50 ms and 150 ms. If that won't help then I would run out of guesses.

The video you shared earlier indicates that the speed the person is pressing and releasing the button with about 100 ms ON & 100 ms OFF times (definitely not faster than that). The modchip can mash buttons even faster. I don't see how that's the case. My best guess would be is that you only tune 1 variable instead of 2. Can you describe how exactly you tune in the speeds for Turbo Mode after you entered a programming mode (Mod Button + PS button)?

Setup the fastest speed (50ms/50ms) and then follow a gauge promts. Press the paddle down, hold it and then release it as soon as a gauge arrives at a finishing point.

The fastest turbo mod speed 50 ms ON time and 50 OFF time should work just fine then.

Is there any meter available while the action is performed?

Besides mashing the X button do you have to do any manipulations with the Right Stick or any other controller button? Or it's just exclusive the X button being pressed and released as fast as possible?

Non of those functions (double, triple and single taps) fit the situation you're describing (mashing the X button). The only function that is gonna work is Turbo Mod. In your estimation how fast you tap the X button manually in order to perform the action you need? As a reference point a blink of an eye is about 200-300 ms.

The Turbo Mod feature can definitely handle that. A thing about Turbo Mod to keep in mind. It is based on two variables. The time a button is being pressed (ON timing) and the time a button is being released (OFF timing). Both can be configured VIA a programming mod. More on that here https://megamodz.com/instructions/ps4/macro-remap If you want to imitate a button mashing VIA the Turbo Mod for a particular gaming situation you may need to play around with timing. Decreasing or increasing both variables until it matches the game mechanics.