The proper order with an Xbox Adaptive Cobtroller

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I can't exactly figure out how to run the Retro onyx Virtual Boy Bluetooth adapter.

I noticed there are four states when you hold down the button on the right. (On my consolized Virtual Boy it's upside down therefore it would normally be the button on the left) what if you just tap it one if you hold it down for 3 seconds one if you hold it down for six seconds and one if you hold it down for 9 seconds or longer each indicated by faster and faster blinks.

The Xbox adaptive controller has very similar things and there's also very jealous of it being used by other things besides an Xbox.

The people at Xbox tech support told me to reset the Xbox adaptive controller by holding down the OS button and the sync button on the Adaptive controller for like 20 seconds. That clears all memory of the Xbox adaptive controller with the Xbox system.

I assume it's the first step when you're resynching a new system.

The next step is to hold down the left button or reset button for like 10 seconds.

Now I'm trying to get the programming stuff to interact with my phone. It said in order to let it gel you have to reset it I assume that's tapping the reset a little bit for one second.

The funny thing is the game must be running for the virtual boy version to work or else there's no power to power the Bluetooth aspect.

So step One is reset the Xbox adaptive controller step 2 is reset the Retro onyx Virtual Boy adapter. I could do step four by programming the various controls as various controls by the way I'm using it for hyper fighting right now so I know that the default mode is not very good for hyper fighting

I assume the source is the type of controller you use. And the destination is what it represents on a Virtual Boy Controller. The funny thing is my fight stick that is based off my Xbox adaptive controller would be easier if it had fight stick notation like 1p 2p 3p 4p 1K 2K 3K 4K for the buttons.

Another funny thing about it is that I want to have buttons represent the directions on the right side the stick because four the six attacks are the cross pad and to the six attacks are the shoulders.

I think I got it to successfully gel but it didn't quite work right.

I did steps one and two what should I do next for steps three through six. By the way I know how to program it myself .... I think.

I assume step 5 is resetting the Bluetooth adapter by tapping reset. And then the 6th step is synching the Xbox adaptive with the Retroonyx VB BT

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I think I found out the reason why the Xbox adaptive controller doesn't work with the virtual boy Bluetooth adapter from rietroonyx.

First, I connect my virtual boy Bluetooth from now on known as VBBT Will either my 2023 Mac mini or by 2021 Motorola One 5G Ace.

Then I program the control ski, according to what seems right for hyper fighting for the virtual boy, which is having A B X and Y on the Xbox adaptive controller represent right stick north south east west on the original virtual Boy controller.

If one were playing hyper fighting with a standard VB controller, the right dpad would represent the light and medium attacks.,

But if I hooked up a controller, it assumes the right analog stick maps to the right pad and the problem is my fight stick doesn't have a right pad, let alone assignable to the four punch buttons on my physical fight stick.

I pressed save to make sure those gel. Now here's the problem..

In order to connect it with my Xbox adaptive controller I have to disconnect either my Bluetooth connection from either my computer or my phone whichever one it is programming it, and then reconnect it with the adaptive controller, and then from there once it gets reconnected it forgot it learned last time.

It's like this device doesn't have any memory from one Bluetooth connection to the other.

Either I'm not using it in the way that it's intended and therefore it's not working or I am and there's a problem with the memory from retaining the memory from a macintosh, or android programming, and transferring it to a direct Xbox, adaptive controller.

How do most people use a blue retro control?

Why don't they have two Bluetooth connections so you can simultaneously connect to a controller and two a computer or phone to program it? Or why doesn't it have the memory to retain the mappings programmed on a phone or computer and transfer them to the Bluetooth controller to assign to it?

Am I using it wrong? Most people use it the way I want to use it or no? I can't figure out how to get around this if it loses memory every time the Bluetooth connects, but the only thing I connect to is either a computer or the phone?