Game Input MultipleXer

Hello.
I went back to v7.15 as software. I also made the adapter software v7.15. There is no problem right now. everything works as it should.

Why did gimx 8.0 create such a problem? Will I have such problems in later versions and cannot use gimx? Or will it work even if it is problematic like my adapter? do you have an idea ?

Your adapter is fine. Its difficult to determine what can be causing the issue wen using GIMX 8 on your setup, if you have time upgrade to 8 and then set messages option to log and run it then when you exit it will give a full log you can paste this on pastebin and link it here. From the log file we will see your windows 10 build version and other information.

understood. but I don't know where the log option is. Therefore, I could not give you full log. sorry.

Just under the config selection is an option labeled Messages just click on the drop down menu and choose log file

I did as you said and the bottom ones came out. and still fails in gimx v8


https://pastebin.com/ivf1C86y

Is there any change if you use other USB ports, you are not using any USB hubs its just strange that you get the failed to read packet header from the GIMX adapter as this usually indicates a bad connection between the avr and uart board but in 7.15 it works. Otherwise you will have to stick with 7.15 for the moment.

I'm using a tp-link usb 3.0 (7 port) hub. this hub is connected to the pc as usb 3.0. I didn't change the usb ports when switching between gimx versions. I don't think there will be any change if I change it. It looks like I will continue to use it this way. because when using the gimx 8 dualshock stays on and vibrates. When this happens, it makes noise on the table

Thank you for helping and caring.

You can also disable dualshock 4 vibration function in system setting

it is another solution.

Rumble support for the Dualshock 4 controller on Windows was added in GIMX 8. This is a new feature. If you don't want the controller to vibrate, just disable it either in the controller settings on the PS4, or using gimx-config (Overall > Force Feedback Tweaks, auto detect the DS4 and set rumble to 0).