Customise your DualSense Edge wireless controller

What you can customise
What's on the screen
Create and edit profiles
Switch profiles
Configure controller settings

What you can customise

You can customise button and stick settings for your DualSense Edge™ wireless controller, and then save the settings to a custom profile. You can use custom profiles in the following ways:

• Use shortcuts to switch profiles
  Including the default profile, you can save up to four profiles on your controller. Use shortcuts to quickly switch profiles during gameplay.
• Use saved profiles on another device
  Profiles are saved in your controller. As long as you use your controller, you can access your own profiles to play with the settings you're accustomed to, even on another computer or mobile device.

You can save the following settings to your profiles.

• Button Assignments
• Stick Sensitivity/Deadzone
• Trigger Deadzone
• Vibration/Trigger Effect Intensity

Button Assignments

You can change the functions assigned to buttons. Select the button to see the functions that can be assigned.. DualSense Edge wireless controller part names

Stick Sensitivity/Deadzone

You can adjust the sensitivity and deadzone of the sticks on your controller. Here are some examples of what you can do:

• Adjust the stick sensitivity to speed up or slow down your character's movement or view.
• Set the deadzone to have finer control over your character's movement or view.

A to D uses the right stick as an example. You can set up your left stick in the same way.

A )

Sensitivity curve
Choose from six types of sensitivity curves.

Default	The registered input increases in proportion to the movement of the stick.
Quick	The amount of registered input accelerates as you tilt the stick. Good for making quick movements.Gain the upper hand by quickly aiming in fast-paced shooting games.
Precise	Minimum input is registered when you tilt the stick. Good for making precise movements. Fans of shooting games may find the ability to aim slowly and accurately helpful.
Steady	Registered input is limited even if you tilt the stick far. Enables smooth and stable movement.
Digital	Tilting the stick even slightly registers nearly maximum input. Functions like the directional buttons on the controller. Get instant input reaction for your fighting and action games.
Dynamic	Registered input is limited when you tilt the stick slightly or far, but accelerates in the middle range. Enables versatile gameplay in shooting games, where you not only need to aim carefully, but also turn quickly.

B )

Curve adjustment
Fine-tune the curve type you chose in A.

C )

Deadzone adjustment
Deadzone is the range that you can tilt the stick before it's recognised as an input. For example, with a deadzone of 10% you need to exceed a tilt of 10% before your game registers an input.

D )

Curve
The horizontal axis is the stick tilt and the vertical axis is the input reflected in game. For example, when there's a gradual slope, greatly titling the stick results in smooth movement. When there's a steep slope, tilting the stick even slightly results in fast movement.

Pause/Play

E )

Test your controller
See the sensitivity when you move the stick.

Trigger Deadzone

Deadzone is the range that you can press a button before it's recognised as an input. For example, when you're gripping your controller tightly and accidentally tap the L2 or R2 buttons, you can set it so that no input is registered.

A )

Apply same settings for left and right triggers
When turned on, only one side is displayed. Changes you make affect both left and right triggers equally.

B )

Input range
Set the range that you have to press the trigger for your game to register an input.
For example, if you set the input range from 30 to 70, pressing the trigger deeper than 30 starts to register an input in your game. Input reaches a maximum depth of 70. Pressing the trigger shallower than 30 or deeper than 70 doesn't register an input.

C )

Test your controller
See the input range when you press the L2 and R2 buttons.

Vibration/Trigger Effect Intensity

You can adjust your controller's vibration and trigger effect intensity, or turn them off.
The trigger effect feature lets you feel varying levels of tension and resistance from the L2 and R2 buttons in response to your gameplay. For example, you can feel a strong resistance when you forcefully draw back a bow and arrow or abruptly apply the brakes in a game.

You can set how far the L2 button and R2 button go when you press them (stroke) using the L2/R2 stop sliders on the rear of your controller. Starting from the top, you can set the stroke to long stroke, medium stroke, and short stroke.

What's on the screen

After launching PlayStation Accessories , your controller connects, and you see the following screen.
Use a mouse or keyboard to operate the app.

A )

Connected controllers
You can connect up to four controllers at the same time.

B )

Controller number
Controller numbers are assigned to users in the order that they connect. You can also check the player indicator for the controller number. DualSense Edge wireless controller part names

C )

Controller battery level

D )

Controller Settings
Configure controller feedback settings, reset all settings, and more. Configure controller settings

E )

App-related information
Check information about the version of your app, manage data collection settings, and more.
Select Help to go to this website.

F )

Firmware for your controller
Check your current firmware version. When a new version is available, Update appears.
Do not turn off your Windows PC or disconnect your controller during the update for your controller. If you're updating multiple controllers, you need to update one controller at a time.

G )

Profile list
See a list of the profiles you created. The profile you're using now is marked with Currently applied .
Create Profile is shown if there are no existing profiles. Create and edit profiles

Create and edit profiles

Create a new profile
Edit a profile you created

Create a new profile

1.

Select Create Profile, or select a profile marked Not assigned from the profile list.

2.

Enter the name of your profile, and then select Next.

3.

Select a shortcut to assign your profile to, and then select Create Profile.

4.

Select from the settings on the screen to begin customising your profile.
For what settings you can customise with each item, see What you can customise.

After customising each item, select Apply. If you return to the previous screen without doing so, your changes aren't saved.

5.

When you're finished customising the items that you want, select Done.

To use a profile you created, press and hold both buttons of the shortcut you selected in step 3 (a combination of Fn button and button/ button/ button). Switch profiles

Edit a profile you created

1.

Select the profile you want to edit.

2.

Select Edit.

Switch profiles

During gameplay, press and hold the Fn button, and then press the button/ button/ button/ button to switch to the corresponding profile. DualSense Edge wireless controller part names

If you switch profiles, your controller vibrates, and the player indicator flashes the following number of times.

Fn button and button	One
Fn button and button	Two
Fn button and button	Three
Fn button and button	Four

Configure controller settings

When you select Controller Settings , you can do the following things:

Receive Feedback When Switching Profiles	Set your controller to vibrate or light up when you switch profiles. Switch profiles
Brightness of Controller Indicators	Set the brightness of the player indicator and the light bar on your controller. DualSense Edge wireless controller part names
Take the Tour	See the welcome screen from when you first connected your DualSense Edge wireless controller.
Reset Your DualSense Edge Wireless Controller	All your profiles are deleted, all settings are reset, and your controller returns to factory settings.