Mega Modz Macro Remap Instructions

At Glance

Macro Remap is a new functionality available on PS4 DualShock, PS5 DualSense, and DualSense Edge Controllers that lets the user utilize repeatable and continued stock button presses in the game via simple macros. Macros are sequences of events, such as stock button clicks and delays that can be played back to help with repetitive tasks. Macros are set up on additional ergonomic buttons (Mega Modz Macro Buttons) located on the back of the PS4 and PS5 controllers (stock back buttons on the Edge Controller). There are no additional apps required to configure the macro buttons. The process is quick and easy and done through the stock and macro buttons on the fly. The Macro Remap is not a game-specific feature. It can be utilized in any gaming title out there to help the user become a better player and get an edge over an opponent.

There are a few things to keep in mind:

• PS4 DualShock and PS5 DualSense Controllers---Only one stock controller button at a time can be assigned to each macro button and be further configured to perform a sequence. There are no multiple actions on the same key (macro button) possible.
• PS5 DualSense Edge Controller---Up to two stock controller buttons at a time can be assigned to each back button. One stock button is assigned through the PlayStation Controller interface, the second one is assigned through the modchip interface. The button that is assigned through the modchip interface can be further configured to perform a macro sequence. 
• The Macro Remap functionality has 5 sub-modes.
• The user can configure the timing sequences of all sub-modes except for the first which is a “simple remap” of the stock button. The times that the stock buttons are pressed and released are programmable in steps of seconds, hundreds of milliseconds, and tens of milliseconds.
• Profiles for the 14 stock buttons can be configured for each of the macro buttons. Up to 28 profiles can be configured, stored, and retrieved.

In-Depth

Introduction

There are 3 main components besides the stock controller buttons involved in the process of configuring shortcuts (macros).

Custom Indicator

It is a built-in LED board with advanced LEDs. It looks like a square consisting of 4 LEDs located next to each other. All four LEDs are mounted directly into the controller shell.
Slot 1 - upper left; Slot 2 - upper right; Slot 3 - bottom left; Slot 4 - bottom right.

LED Indicator lets the user interact with the modchip and be aware of what functions are active at any time. It also helps to scroll between sub-modes, set up custom values (unit delays), and get notifications about active macros in real time.
Each stock button is color-coded when it gets assigned to the macro buttons. At any given moment the user is able to detect which button is assigned and what configuration and setup it represents.

Mod Switch

It is an additional small ON/OFF button located on the back of the controller on the right side just above the macro button. The main and only purpose of it is to simplify the configuration process. There is no need to press it for any other purposes during the gameplay.

Macro Buttons

These two large ergonomic buttons are located on the back of the controller in the area of middle finger placement. The location of these buttons is very convenient because the user does not have to reach for them. To avoid any accidental clicks, the middle fingers can be moved up toward the center.

The Macro Buttons are the main tool in the game. Once set up, they will perform a sequence of programmed Instructions with a single click or become a turbo button.

Color Sequence For Mapped Buttons

Color-coded LED lights help the user to better understand what’s going on with the modchip and macros. For instance, when a stock button gets assigned to a shortcut button, the LED indicator will represent a button in the color according to the table below:

Assigning Stock Buttons

Assigning a stock button to a macro button is the first step in configuring the macro button.

• Hold down the mod switch on the back, then hold down the macro button, and finally hold down the stock button to be assigned for 2 seconds.
• When the button is assigned, the LED Indicator will show the corresponding color in the Slot 1 or Slot 2 position (top row) corresponding to the left or right Macro Button respectively.
• The rumble motors will vibrate for 1 second indicating the successful assignment of the stock button.
• The 1ST sub-mode, the “simple remap” function, is automatically assigned to the macro button. The macro button mimics the stock button function.

Sub-Modes

Table showing sub-modes and their respective functions

Changing Sub-Modes

Changing Macro Button sub-modes:

• Make sure the Macro Button has been previously paired with a stock button and is currently active. (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)
• Hold down the mod button on the back.
• Then press and hold the macro button for 2 seconds to enter the sub-mode menu.

The LED indicator will flash all 4 slots in GREEN showing that the modchip entered the sub-mode menu. It will then show the sub-mode that is active currently.

• 1ST Sub-mode - 1 Red LED, the top left LED slot is lit
• 2ND Sub-mode - 2 Red LEDs, top left and right slots are lit
• 3RD Sub-mode - 3 Red LEDs, top left, top right, and bottom left slots are lit
• 4TH Sub-mode - 4 Red LEDs
• 5TH Sub-mode - Top Left in Green, all the rest in Red

Tap the R2 button to increase to the next sub-mode or tap the L2 button to decrease to the previous sub-mode.

To save the setting press the Mod Button.

NOTE: Keep in mind, there is a “3-second rule” that applies every time you change sub-modes. If you’ve been inactive for more than 3 seconds, the modchip will exit the sub-mode menu without saving the settings.

TIP: There is a “Quick Sub-Mode Scroll” option available on every Mega Modz Controller allowing you to get to the desired sub-mod quickly and avoid waiting for the modchip to go through the sequence of sub-modes.
Quickly tapping the R2 button will increase the sub-mode number by the number of times the R2 was tapped, getting you to the desired sub-mode rapidly.
Quickly tapping the L2 button will decrease the sub-mode number by the number of times the L2 was tapped, getting you to the desired sub-mode instantly.
Example: You have sub-mode number 1 active, tapping the R2 button 2 times will take you to sub-mode #3. Tapping on the R2 button 4 times will take you to sub-mode #5.

Turning Macro Buttons ON & OFF

Once a Macro Button gets paired with a stock button, it automatically becomes active (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)

However, there is an option to turn a Macro Button OFF.

To do so follow the steps below:

• Hold down the mod button on the back.
• Then tap the Macro Button you want to be turned OFF.

The Slot 1 or Slot 2 LED corresponding to the left or right macro button will turn off indicating that the feature has been disabled.

You can enable the Macro Button again by repeating the same steps as turning it OFF. (Hold Mod Button and Tap Macro Button)

NOTE: The controller always remembers the last Macro Button setup before disabling it.
Example: The R2 button is configured on the right Macro Button with the second sub-mode (Turbo Function) and non-factory adjustable values (the button is being pressed for 50 ms, the delay between presses of 150 ms). Activating or pairing the right Macro Button with the R2 button returns to the saved configuration.

TIP: Turning Macro Buttons ON & OFF is not a common operation. The only reason to disable them is to not use these buttons in a game.

DualSense Edge Back Button Assignments & Macro Remap Sub-Modes Interaction

The DualSense Edge allows creating custom profiles to customize the controller’s button assignments including the Back Buttons through the controller user interface. This default feature operates independently of the Mega Modz Macro Remap sub-modes. If you want to learn more about creating Custom Profiles in the PlayStation App, please visit this page.

It is recommended that the controller back buttons in the Customization App be unassigned before proceeding to configure the Macro Remap sub-modes on your Mega Modz Edge Controller.

Since the Custom Profiles in the App and the Macro Remap are two separate controller functions, it is possible to assign 2 controller stock buttons to one paddle:

• One stock button is being assigned through the Controller Customization App.
• The other stock button is being assigned through the modchip interface. The one assigned through the modchip can be further customized with 5 different Macro Remap sub-modes and custom timing allowing for more complex sequences on a single paddle press.

Quick Example:

• The stock button bound to the left paddle through the controller interface is a Jump Button.
• The stock Button bound to the left paddle through the modchip interface is a Fire Button.

Mechanics:
Any time the user presses the Left Paddle, a character will jump and shoot simultaneously (Jump Shot). If the gun you use is a semi-auto you can go even further by scrolling to the second Macro Remap sub-mode (Turbo Function). Now, by pressing the Left Paddle on the controller you’ll perform Jump Shot & Rapid Fire at the same time.

NOTE: Avoid binding 2 contradiction buttons/inputs to one paddle as it will confuse the controller and the gameplay may become unpredictable. A quick example of 2 contradicting buttons are the Jump and the Crouch/Going Prone buttons as these two actions cannot be performed simultaneously in a game or real world.

TIP: Use the quick Macro Remap ON/OFF function to your advantage whenever you have 2 buttons bound to one paddle (see the section above).
In the example above if you disable the Fire Button (configured through the modchip interface) then you’ll be left with only the Jump function (configured through the controller interface). Utilizing this technique will add flexibility to your gameplay as you can go back and forth to the different input configuration sequences on the fly.

Canceling Macro Cycles (sub-modes 3 & 4 only)

Macro Cycle is a term referring to the complete timing sequence of a button action being executed.

Only sub-modes 3 (Turbo Double Tap) and 4 (Turbo Triple Tap) have Macro Cycles.

Sub-mode #3 cycle. Press the Macro Button and the modchip performs the following cycle:

• 1. A stock button is pressed for a programmed period of time.
• 2. The stock button is released for a programmed period of time.
• 3. The stock button is pressed for a programmed period of time.
• 4. The stock button is released and the cycle is over.
• First and second button presses are always equal in timing.

Sub-mode #4 cycle. Press the Macro Button and the modchip performs the following cycle:

• 1. A stock button is pressed for a programmed period of time.
• 2. The stock button is released for a programmed period of time.
• 3. The stock button is pressed for a programmed period of time.
• 4. The stock button is released for a programmed period of time.
• 5. The stock button is pressed for a programmed period of time.
• 6. The stock button is released and the cycle is over.
• First, second, and third button presses are always equal in timing.

Sub-modes 3 and 4 have pre-programmed factory cycles. The user is able to adjust the cycle custom values (button’s ON and OFF timing). Please refer to the table below:

Macro Cycles For Sub-Modes 3 and 4

NOTE: The shortest programmable timing period is 50 ms, and the longest is 3 sec for both values. (On and OFF button times). The default times are shown in red in the table.

IMPORTANT: In some games and situations increasing a cycle duration can be necessary and beneficial (mostly OFF button timing) but not always appropriate. If a gaming path suddenly changes, the user can always interrupt a cycle by pressing the same Macro Button. The only condition for that is a cycle being longer than a second. Cycles shorter than a second cannot be canceled.

NOTIFICATION: When any cycle is over or canceled, the rumble motor will vibrate for a brief period of time (duration - 300 ms) to notify the user.

Canceling Continuous Press (Sub-Mode 5)

Sub-mode 5 is a configuration where a stock button is pressed for a programmed period of time. Please refer to the table below:

Continuous Press (Sub-Mode 5)

Press the Macro Button and the modchip holds down a paired stock button for a programmed period of time. The default timing is shown in red and is 3 seconds. The minimum allowed timing is 300 ms, and the maximum is 10 seconds.

TIP: If the Macro Button is pressed again while the programmed time is still in effect, the modchip will begin a new cycle and extend the time the paired stock button is pressed.

NOTIFICATION: When a button gets released or an input gets canceled, the motor rumbles will vibrate for a brief period of time (duration - 300 ms) to notify the user.

IMPORTANT: This feature comes in handy when the game requires the user to press and hold a button for a longer time than an ordinary click. It allows the user to free up a finger and be more focused on other important tasks. However, if a gaming situation suddenly changes, the user is able to cancel an input by double-tapping on the exact same Macro Button. Please note that double-tap has to be quick and take less than 500 ms. Keep in mind, that when a button is being held down, it may affect other stock button functions. Most of the time (but not always) the game settings won’t allow the user to utilize some other functions when a stock button is being held down. In this case, just double-tap the Macro Button to cancel the input and proceed with other actions.

Setting Up Custom Values

IMPORTANT: This section provides advanced settings and requires a full understanding of all the operations described above before proceeding.

The Macro Remap functions come pre-configured with factory settings by default. However, since every game is different, the user is able to program the timing a button is being pressed (ON button timing) and the time between button presses (OFF button timing) via a programming mode.

Below is the table representing factory defaults as well as the Min and Max values:

Button timing is programmed by individually setting up seconds then hundreds of milliseconds, then tens of milliseconds. The minimum unit of time that can be changed is 10 ms. The software won’t allow the user to go above and below the pre-programmed ranges.

When programming mode is entered, the timing may be adjusted in the following order: seconds, then hundreds of ms, then tens of ms.

Programming Mode:

• Make sure the Macro Button has been previously paired and is currently active. (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)
• Scroll to the sub-mode you would like to edit. (See “Changing Sub-Modes” section)
• Enter a programming mode by holding down the mod button on the back and pressing the PS Home button (PS4 & PS5 Controllers) and holding down the mod button and pressing the D-Pad UP button on the DualSense Edge Controller.

All four LEDs will light up in WHITE to let you know that it’s waiting for further input.

• Tap the Macro Button to edit “OFF button timing” (a pause between button presses).
• Or hold down the Macro Button for 2 seconds to edit “ON button timing” (a stock button being pressed and released)

The modchip displays the “seconds”' digit first.

• Tap the R2 button to increase the “seconds” digit or tap the L2 button to decrease the “seconds” digit. The modchip will display the current number. (1 digit on the LED Indicator represents 1 sec, 2 digits represents 2 sec, and so on)
• When the desired number of seconds is reached, tap the mod switch to save the seconds digit and move to the next number.

The modchip displays the “hundreds of milliseconds” digit.

• Tap the R2 button to increase the “hundreds of ms” digit or tap the L2 button to decrease the “hundreds of ms” digit. The modchip will display the current number. (1 digit on the LED Indicator represents 100 ms, 2 digits represents 200 ms, and so on)
• When the desired “hundreds of milliseconds” is reached, tap the mod switch to save the “hundreds of milliseconds” digit and move to the next number.

The modchip displays the “tens of milliseconds” digit.

• Tap the R2 button to increase the “tens of ms” digit or tap the L2 button to decrease the “tens of ms” digit. The modchip will display the current number. (1 digit on the LED Indicator represents 10 ms, 2 digits represents 20 ms, and so on)
• When the desired “tens of milliseconds” is reached, tap the mod switch to save the “tens of milliseconds” digit. The modchip will blink all 4 LEDs in red 3 times very quickly and exit the programming menu saving the last settings.

EXAMPLE: The button timing you need to configure is 2.340 seconds.
Seconds: 2 seconds (digit 2 on the LED Indicator)
Hundreds of milliseconds: 300 milliseconds (digit 3 on the LED Indicator)
Tens of milliseconds: 40 milliseconds (digit 4 on the LED Indicator)
2.340 seconds = 2 sec+300 ms+40 ms

NOTE: The controller always remembers the last macro timing configured.

NOTE: There is an “8-second rule” that applies to “Programming Mode”. If there is inactivity for more than 8 seconds, the modchip will exit the programming menu automatically.

TIP: There is a “Quick Speed Scroll” option available on every Mega Modz Controller allowing the user to get to the desired value quickly and avoid waiting for the modchip to go through the sequence of digits.
Quickly tapping the R2 button will increase the value by the number of times the R2 button was tapped, getting the user to the desired value quickly.
Quickly tapping the L2 button will decrease the value by the number of times the L2 button was tapped, getting the user to the desired value quickly.
Example: Value 1 is showing. Tapping the R2 button 2 times quickly increases the value to 3. Tapping on the R2 button 5 times quickly increases the value to 6.

Useful Tips

1. Current Macro Sequences Awareness

The modchip displays the active Macro Button configuration. When a Macro Button is activated, the modchip will display the paired stock button on the LED Indicator. Each stock button is color-coded. (See “Color Sequence For Mapped Buttons” section)

When a Macro Button is pressed, the modchip blinks the number of the sub-mode the Macro Button is currently set to on the corresponding Slot 1 or Slot 2 LED (top left or top right).
1 blink = 1ST sub-mode, 2 blinks = 2ND sub-mode and so on.

Slot 3 or Slot 4 LEDs (bottom left or bottom right) shows exactly what a stock button is doing by mimicking the time a stock button is being pressed and released and the time between button presses if applicable (sub-modes 2-4).

Condition:
L2 Button Is paired with the Left Macro Button
Sub-Mode #5 (Delayed Press)
The User Is tapping the Right Macro Button

Condition:
R2 Button Is paired to the Right Macro Button
Sub-Mode #2 (Turbo Function)
The User Is holding the Left Macro Button

This feature comes in handy when powering up the controller after a long break in order to find out what configuration is currently active or as a reminder during a game session.

2. The Same Input Button On Both Macro Buttons

The modchip allows the user to assign the same stock button to both Macro Buttons with different configurations or the same configuration (sub-mode, custom delays).

EXAMPLE: A Fire Button can be assigned to one of the Macro Buttons in the “simple remap” configuration (1ST sub-mode) for fully-auto guns and the same Fire button can be assigned to another Macro Button in the “Turbo” configuration (2ND sub-mode) for semi-auto and single-shot weapons. This feature offers a wide variety of options only limited by the user's imagination and creativity.

IMPORTANT: In the case where 2 Remap Buttons are paired with the same input button, the modchip will always prioritize the first pressed Macro Button over the other one if there is an interference in timing.

3. Additional Cancellation Key For L1 Button

Any time the L1 button gets assigned to the Macro Buttons, the R1 button is acting as a “Cancel Button” for the L1 button input. It is a beneficial option for many games as those two cannot be used simultaneously in some gaming situations.

4. Advantages Of Configuring More Than 2 Buttons

Each Macro Button can remember up to 14 configurations (1 configuration per each stock button (14 buttons) x 2 Macro Buttons = 28 configurations). If a gaming situation requires a different Macro Button setup, the user can easily pair another previously pre-configured stock button on the fly. (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section). The modchip will always retrieve the last setup (sub-mode, timing).

The user can re-assign the Macro Buttons without taking their eyes off of the gaming action as the rumble motors in the base of the controller will give an instant vibration response (Duration - 1 second) once the task is accomplished.

EXAMPLE: The left Macro Button is currently being paired with the Left Stick and the right Macro Button is being paired with the Right Stick. The game round changes or there are new challenges where pairing other controller buttons would be more beneficial at that time. The R2 button and the button Circle have been previously configured with sub-mode 2 and custom timing and sub_mode 5 with custom timing respectively. The user can reassign these buttons to the Macro Buttons by following simple steps in as quickly as 2 seconds and enjoy new Macro inputs. (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)

IMPORTANT: Both Macro Buttons have separate memory storage. Any previously configured stock button on the Left Macro Button won’t appear on the Right one in the same unique setting and vise versa.

Programming Popular FPS Mods

You will be able to quickly program the following popular mods yourself: Rapid Fire, Dual Trigger Rapid Fire, Auto Burst, Sniper Breath, Auto Sprint, and Auto Heal.

1. Rapid Fire unveils the full potential of semi-auto and single-shot weapons, making them shoot as fully-auto ones. The functionality is achieved by the modchip continuously pressing and releasing the Fire button as long as the user holds it down.

How to program Rapid Fire on a Macro Remap PS4 and PS5 controller?

• Pair the Fire Button to a Macro button on the back (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)
• Enter the sub-mode menu (See “Changing Sub-Modes” section)
• Change to sub-mode 2 (Turbo Function)

The modchip will do automatic presses once a Macro button is being held down. You can speed up or slow down Rapid Fire shots (Fire Button presses) VIA Programming Menu (See "Setting Up Custom Values" section).

2. Dual Trigger allows you to have Rapid Firepower on both of your dual-wielding semi-auto handguns.

How to program Dual Trigger RF mod on a Macro Remap PS4 and PS5 controller?

• Pair Fire buttons (R2 & L2) to both Macro buttons (one to each) (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)
• Enter the sub-mode menu (See “Changing Sub-Modes” section)
• Change each Macro button to sub-mode 2 (Turbo Function)

Now every time you hold down both Macro buttons, the modchip will keep pressing and releasing them for you (Turbo Function). You can speed up or slow down Rapid Fire shots (Fire Button presses) VIA Programming Menu (See "Setting Up Custom Values" section).

3. Auto Burst mod allows you to set up a number of shots in a burst (2 or 3 shots) for any semi-automatic gun turning it into a military-style weapon. Once configured, your gun will shoot a burst of 2 or 3 shots on a single Macro Button tap.

How to program Auto Burst mod on a Macro Remap PS4 and PS5 controller?

• Pair your Fire Trigger to a Macro button on the back (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)
• Enter the sub-mode menu (See “Changing Sub-Modes” section)
• Change to sub-mode 3 for 2 shots in a burst
• Change to sub-mode 4 for 3 shots in a burst

Now every time you press the Macro button, your weapon will do a burst with the configured amount of shots. You can speed up or slow down Burst shots (Fire Button presses) VIA Programming Menu (See "Setting Up Custom Values" section).

4. Auto Sprint mod will make it easier for you to make your game character run. All you have to do is to specify the direction by moving your left stick up and briefly tapping on the configured Macro button. You can also configure the Super Sprint sub-mode for COD Modern Warfare.

How to program Auto Sprint mod on a Macro Remap PS4 and PS5 controller?

• Pair the Sprint button (Left Stick) with a Macro button on the back (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)
  • You will automatically get into the 1st sub-mode (Straight Remap)
  • Make your soldier walk and then tap the configured Macro Button. Your game character will sprint.

How to program the Super Sprint sub-mode?

• After pairing the Sprint Button enter the sub-mode menu (See “Changing Sub-Modes” section)
• Change to sub-mode 3 (Double Tap)
  • Make your soldier walk and then tap the configured Macro Button. Your game character will super sprint in COD Modern Warfare.

5. Auto Heal mod is a special feature, greatly utilized in COD Blackout, allowing the user to heal the character without having to hold the healing button down.

How to program Auto Heal mod on a Macro Remap PS4 and PS5 controller?

• Pair the healing button (L1) with a Macro button on the back (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)
• Enter the sub-mode menu (See “Changing Sub-Modes” section)
• Change to sub-mode 5 (Continuous Press)
  • The default timing the healing button being held down is 3 seconds in this sub-mode. It is recommended to adjust the timing to 5 seconds VIA Programming Menu (See "Setting Up Custom Values" section) to be able to completely heal your game character while utilizing the Trauma kit.
  • The configured input (holding down a button for 5 seconds) can be canceled at any time by double-tapping on the same Macro Button (See "Canceling Continuous Press" section)

Now, you don’t have to track the health meter bar on the screen and wait till it’s complete. The modchip will hold the healing button as long as needed allowing you to focus on tracking enemies and finding a spot to get to cover quickly.

6. Sniper Breath mod lets the user get the target better by holding the character’s breath during the aiming process automatically. Once you press the Aim button (L2), then tap the configured Macro Button and the modchip will keep holding the breath button for you allowing you to 100% concentrate on the target.

How to program Sniper Breath mod on a Macro Remap PS4 and PS5 controller?

• Pair the Holding Breath button (Left Stick) with a Macro button on the back (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)
• Enter the sub-mode menu (See “Changing Sub-Modes” section)
• Change to sub-mode 5 (Continuous Press)
  • The default timing of the holding breath button being held down is 3 seconds in this sub-mode. It is recommended to adjust the timing to 5 seconds VIA Programming Menu (See "Setting Up Custom Values" section) to be able to hold the breath for a longer time in the game.
  • The configured input (holding down a button for 5 seconds) can be canceled at any time by double-tapping on the same Macro Button (See "Canceling Continuous Press" section)

Now every time you click on the configured Macro button while ADS, the modchip will keep holding the Breath button for you. Keep in mind that the modchip will hold the breath for the time allowed by the game, which is around 3 - 4 seconds usually. Some perks in the game may increase the “holding breath time”.

7. Armor Repair Assist mod is a special feature, that can be greatly utilized in COD Warzone, allowing the user to repair the armor without having to hold the repairing button down for up to 5 seconds.

How to program the Armor Repair Assist mod on a Macro Remap PS4 and PS5 controller?

• Pair the repair button (Triangle) with a Macro button on the back (See “Assigning Stock Buttons” section)
• Enter the sub-mode menu (See “Changing Sub-Modes” section)
• Change to sub-mode 5 (Continuous Press)
  • By default, the repairing button is held down for 3 seconds in this sub-mode. It is recommended to adjust the timing to 5 seconds via the Programming Menu (See "Setting Up Custom Values" section) to be able to repair your character’s armor, This configuration will use as many armor plates as needed to fully repair the armor
  • The configured input (holding down a button for 5 seconds) can be canceled at any time by double-tapping on the same Macro Button (See "Canceling Continuous Press" section)
  • If you wish to repair your armor one plate at a time then you will need to configure timing down to 350 ms via the Programming Menu (See "Setting Up Custom Values" section)

Now, anytime you tap the configured Macro Button the modchip will hold the repairing button (Triangle) as long as needed allowing you to focus on tracking enemies and finding a spot to get to cover quickly.

Reset To Factory Defaults

The modchip allows the user to reset all configurations (sub-modes and timing) to the factory default settings and clear the Macro Button Inputs.

Here are the steps:

PS4 DualShock and PS5 DualSense Controllers:

• Hold down the mod switch and tap the PS-Home button, then release both buttons to enter “Programming Mode”.

All four LEDs will glow WHITE indicating the mod is now awaiting further input.

• Hold down the PS-Home button and tap D-Pad Down. A special WHITE blinking LED sequence will play and the modchip will reset itself back to the factory default settings.

NOTE: If you entered “Programming Mode” accidentally or changed your mind on the way, you’ll have to wait 8 seconds for the modchip to exit “Programming Mode” automatically. There is no other way to exit the Programming Mode.

PS5 DualSense Edge Controller:

• Hold down the mod switch and tap the D-pad UP button, then release both buttons to enter “Programming Mode”.

All four LEDs will glow WHITE indicating the mod is now awaiting further input.

• Hold down the D-pad UP button and tap the button X. A special WHITE blinking LED sequence will play and the modchip will reset itself back to the factory default settings.

NOTE: If you entered “Programming Mode” accidentally or changed your mind on the way, you’ll have to wait 8 seconds for the modchip to exit “Programming Mode” automatically. There is no other way to exit the Programming Mode.

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