XBOX Adaptive Controller with X9C103P Digital Potentiometer

I'm sorry but no one here is equipped to help you with the engineering aspects of making various devices work with the adapter controller.

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help...daptive-controller-input-device-specification

Someone who has more knowledgeable should be able to use that link to help you if it can be made to work

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Hi Andrew Hamilton3,

Thank you for your contribution to the Microsoft community.

We understand that you want to complete your purchase with the correct payment method.

Upon checking here, the Foot Pedal Potentiometer you purchased is not designed to work as LT or RT. It is a Sewing Machine Speed Controller.

However, I can help you find a foot pedal that works as LT or RT. Unfortunately, I need more information to provide you with a more accurate recommendation. Here are some questions that can help me narrow down the search:

1. What is the intended use of the foot pedal?
   
2. What is the make and model of the device you want to use the foot pedal with?
   
3. What is your budget for the foot pedal?
   

Once you provide me with this information, I can help you find a foot pedal that meets your requirements.

We look forward to hearing from you.


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Makes sense. I think your PDP controller is a Hall Effect controller instead on potentiometer controllers. Potentiometer controllers have a conductive material applied to detect movement on the x and y axis. When the material starts to wear off you get drift.

Its been established in the class action suit that the controllers have a design flaw. Cleaning the potentiometers would make the problem worse because you'd wipe off the remaining contact material that makes the potentiometers detect movement. When the material starts to "wear" away thats when you get phantom movement. The only fix is to make the potentiometers replaceable or MS needs to start making controllers with Hall Effect instead.