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PlayStation Controller Diagnostics
DualSense, DualShock 4, and even the classic DualShock 3 have always had compatibility quirks on PC. This tool uses web standard protocols to help you determine if your controller is broken or if drivers aren't properly configured. Test symmetric sticks, touchpad presses, and L2/R2 analog triggers.
Native DirectInput Support
Unlike Xbox controllers using XInput, Sony controllers use DirectInput. Our tool natively supports this protocol without needing DS4Windows.
WebHID Gyroscope
Want to test motion controls? Connect via USB and visit the "Gyroscope Test" page. We use WebHID technology to read raw sensor data directly.
Adaptive Trigger Testing
While web pages can't control resistance feedback, you can precisely test L2/R2 analog travel (0.00 - 1.00) to diagnose trigger spring fatigue.
Common Connection Issues
Scenario 1: Browser detects it, but games don't respond
Many older games (or non-Steam games) only support Xbox controllers (XInput protocol).
Solution: Install the open-source DS4Windows software, which emulates your PlayStation controller as an Xbox 360 controller for universal compatibility.
Scenario 2: Weak or no vibration over wireless
Sony controllers share haptic feedback and audio signals over the same channel. Bluetooth bandwidth is often insufficient for high-fidelity data.
Solution: We strongly recommend using a USB-C cable for testing and gaming to get full vibration and lower input latency.
Scenario 3: Stick drift
Controller stick modules are prone to dust or wear. In our "Drift Detection" tool, observe the dot coordinates when the stick is at rest. If the dot continues to jump and exceeds the center circle (deadzone) without touching it, physical drift exists. Minor drift can be mitigated by increasing in-game deadzone settings; severe drift requires professional repair.