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Mapping on Controller

STRIKEPACK HORIZON™ gaming adapters!

This section explains how to access the STRIKEPACK HORIZON's Mapping Mode to map the Action Buttons (Paddles) directly through your controller. This is also the only way to map them in the default Tournament Mode.

Macros are disabled in Tournament Mode, making the STRIKEPACK HORIZON more suitable for strict competitive-like gameplay in this mode. It defaults to Tournament Mode whenever it is initially plugged in or restarted. In Tournament Mode, the STRIKEPACK is restricted to a single Action Button (Paddle) Mapping setup that can only be configured from your controller.

If however, you are in a GAMEPACK, or the new Tournament Studio GAMEPACK which contains more features than standard Tournament Mode, entering Mapping Mode will simply open that GAMEPACK Profile's specific Mapping Settings instead.

Mapping on Controller, Contents

Mapping Demonstration

Mapping Mode Guide

Video Guide

Written Guide

Mapping Demonstration

Switch between the tabs below to see a quick mapping demonstration for various STRIKEPACK HORIZON models:

PS5® STRIKEPACK | CM00150

Mapping Mode

XBOX® STRIKEPACK | CM00149

Mapping Mode

XBOX® STRIKEPACK | CM00141

Mapping Mode

Mapping Mode Guide

Video Guide

Switch between the tabs below to see a quick mapping video for your Strikepack:

PS5® STRIKEPACK | CM00150

Mapping Mode Video

Function button (left-hand side used in this video), is now the only button that enters Mapping Mode.

Xbox® STRIKEPACK | CM00141

Mapping Mode Video

CM00141 is shown in this video; Mapping Mode is identical on CM00149.

Written Guide

1

Enter Mapping Mode

Locate the Mapping Mode button—the unlabeled button on the left-hand side of your STRIKEPACK—enabled controller. Hold it until the STRIKEPACK LEDS turn purple, indicating you are in Mapping Mode.

2

Map a Controller Button to an Action Button

While holding any button on your controller, tap one of the four available Action Buttons (Paddles) to map to it. The LEDs will flash green to confirm a successful mapping.

As long as they are held together, up to four controller buttons can be mapped to a single Action Button (Paddle). Even stick direction can be mapped as simplified 8-way directional movement.

3

Unmap a Controller Button from an Action Button

To unmap an Action Button (Paddle), tap it while you are not touching any controller buttons or sticks. The LEDs will flash red to confirm a successful unmapping.

4

Exit Mapping Mode

To save your changes and test your Paddle Button mapping, tap either the Mapping Mode or Restart button to exit Mapping Mode. This will return the STRIKEPACK LEDS to their previous status, confirming you have exited Mapping Mode.

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