IIDXOLLER Options Manual

IIDXOLLER Options Manual

1. IIDXOLLER Options Overview

Software created by the DAOdesign team based on years of experience.

If you encounter any issues during use, or if you have other suggestions, please contact us via email or Twitter. We will continue improving it actively.

Multiple modes are preset, and different parameters can be configured for each mode, making it convenient and efficient to use.

2. Download

IIDXOLLER Options V4.7

Tip

Please extract all files completely before use. Do not run it directly from inside the compressed archive.

3. How to Flash the Firmware

1. You can connect the USB type-B cables of two PHOENIXWAN Entry Model units at the same time.
2. Select 1P or 2P from the drop-down menu.
3. Click the Open Firmware button.
4. In the folder, select the SS900_PHOENIXWAN-Entry-Model_xxxxx.skystar firmware file.
5. Click the Flash Firmware button.
6. Done.

Tip

1. After flashing one unit, then flash the other unit.
2. During the upgrade process, make sure the USB connection remains connected. If the USB type-B cable is disconnected during the upgrade, the main control PCBA may no longer be able to flash firmware again.
3. If the software reports that flashing failed, please try flashing again.

4. User Guide

IIDXOLLER Options provides powerful parameters that can be customized according to your own preferences.

With all default settings, it already works for most IIDX games.

4.1 Software Interface

Item	Description
A	Mode switching, sleep, language
B	Global function settings
C	Preview window
D	Firmware preview, firmware flashing
E	Mode settings

4.2 Mode Switching, Sleep, Language

Item	Description
A1	Mode switch button. Select A2, then click the button to apply it.
A2	Mode list
A5	Ignore Windows display scaling. If Windows is set to 125%, 150%, or 200%, it can be forced to display at 100%.
A6	Sleep function. After setting it, the PHOENIXWAN Entry Model will turn off all lights after 1 to 10 minutes. Press any key or rotate the turntable to restore the lights.
A7	Select your preferred language. languagepack.xml can be edited freely to add any language you prefer.
A8	Select the 1P or 2P device.

4.3 Global Function Settings

4.3.1 Global - Button Settings

Item	Description
B1	The debounce time when the microswitch is released. The default value of 3ms is recommended. If VX-01-1C22 or VX-01-1C23 switches show multiple inputs, increasing this value slightly may help reduce it.
B2	The debounce time when the microswitch is pressed. The default value of 10ms is recommended. If VX-01-1C22 or VX-01-1C23 switches show multiple inputs, increasing this value slightly may help reduce it.
B3	How long the key light takes to turn off after the button is released. Usually 0-200ms is recommended.
B4	Restore the factory default button settings.

Tip

1. B1+B2<50ms is an estimated reference value. It is related to the maximum frequency of a single key, which is usually less than 20 presses per second.
2. If VX-01-1C22 or VX-01-1C23 switches show multiple inputs, increasing the B1+B2 time may help. If multiple inputs still occur, it is recommended to replace the microswitch promptly.

4.3.2 Global - Turntable Settings

It may look a little complicated, but in practice the most commonly adjusted values are B7 and B8.

Item	Description
B5	The reverse interval of the turntable. Only in EZ2ON, when the turntable is set to output 2 key values, this should be set to 8ms or higher. Otherwise, high-speed turntable movement in EZ2ON may lose inputs. The default value of 0ms is recommended.
B6	The recommended value is 20 to 100ms. The smaller the value, the faster you need to move the turntable to trigger it. The larger the value, the slower the turntable can move and still trigger it. The default value of 50ms is recommended.
B7	This can be understood as sensitivity. The smaller the value, the higher the sensitivity. The value represents how much the turntable needs to rotate before output is generated. The default value of 6 is recommended, and you can fine-tune it based on your own feel. Scratch-heavy players can set it to 2.
B8	This can be understood as reverse sensitivity. The smaller the value, the higher the sensitivity. The value represents how much the turntable needs to rotate before reverse output is generated. The default value of 4 is recommended, and you can fine-tune it based on your own feel. Scratch-heavy players can set it to 2.
B9	When using 1:2, a lower turntable speed can trigger fast scrolling in the song select menu. When using 1:4, a higher turntable speed is required to trigger fast scrolling. The default value of 1:4 is recommended.
B13	Restore the factory default turntable settings.

Tip

In EZ2ON, it is recommended to use keyboard mode or DS4 mode. In that mode you can ignore the global parameter and set only: turntable reverse interval = 8ms.

4.3.3 Global - Lighting Settings

Item	Description
B14	Set the brightness of the button lights.
B15	Set the brightness of the turntable light.
B16	Select the turntable lighting effect.
B18	Click C1 or C2 to set the corresponding turntable light color. Rainbow mode cannot be customized.
B20	Restore the factory default lighting settings.
B21	Button light switch.
B22	Ring light switch.

4.4 Preview Window

Item	Description
C3	The raw value of the turntable data. It does not participate in the actual output.
C5	Displays the buttons currently being pressed.
C6	Switch the physical positions of 1P and 2P.

4.5 Firmware

Item	Description
D1	Displays the current hardware version and firmware version.
D2	Click to flash the firmware.
D3	Click to open the window and select the firmware to be flashed.
D4	Restore all parameters to factory defaults. This will not affect the lifespan of the product.

Tip

Do not disconnect the USB type-B cable while flashing firmware. Otherwise, it may damage the mainboard PCBA and make it unrecoverable.

4.6 Modes

4.6.1 PS2 and BLE Mode

To use it on PlayStation2, switch to this mode and use it with BE2PS.

To use it with beatmania IIDX ULTIMATE MOBILE, switch to this mode and use it with BE2BT.

Item	Description
E1	Displays the absolute value currently output by the turntable X-axis.
E3	Simulates the turntable output in the game.
E5	Independent settings for this mode.
E6	Checked means global settings are used. Unchecked means global settings are ignored and the parameters set in this mode are used instead.
E7	Set other parameters.
E8	Restore the current mode to its default values.

4.6.2 EAC2dx and HID Mode

Item	Description
E10	Specify whether the turntable outputs to the X-axis or Y-axis.
E11	Set the X-axis or Y-axis direction to normal or reversed.
E12	Displays the current X-axis and Y-axis values in real time.
E13	Simulates the output state of the turntable in the game.
E18	Independent parameters for this mode.
E19	Checked means global settings are used. Unchecked means global settings are ignored and the parameters set in this mode are used instead.
E20	Set parameters.
E22	Checked means button light data sent downstream by spiceXXX will be received. Unchecked means the button lights up whenever it is pressed.
E23	Checked means turntable light data sent downstream by spiceXXX will be received. It only supports single color. If you want to use the ring light effect and color specified in IIDXOLLER Options, leave this unchecked.
E24	On INFINITAS, choose either E1 or E4 as the Start button according to your preference.
E25	Restore the current mode to its default values.

4.6.3 LR2 Mode

In this mode, the turntable outputs key values and includes special optimization for LR2.

Item	Description
E27	Simulates the turntable output state in LR2.
E29	Independent parameters for this mode.
E30	Checked means global settings are used. Unchecked means global settings are ignored and the parameters set in this mode are used instead.
E31	Set parameters.
E32	Checked means you can hold E1 and rotate the turntable to adjust LaneCover.
E33	Checked means you can hold E2 and rotate the turntable to adjust LIFT.
E35	Restore the current mode to its default values.

4.6.4 beatoraja Mode

In this mode, the turntable can output key values or Axis output.

Item	Description
E37	The turntable outputs analog values.
E38	The turntable outputs two different key values.
E39	Select whether the turntable uses the X-axis or Y-axis.
E40	Set whether the Axis value increases or decreases.
E41	Displays the current X-axis and Y-axis values in real time.
E42	Simulates the turntable output state in beatoraja.
E49	Parameters for this mode.
E50	Checked means global settings are used. Unchecked means global settings are ignored and the parameters set in this mode are used instead.
E51	Set parameters.
E52	Restore the current mode to its default values.

4.6.5 keyboard & mouse Mode

Item	Description
E53	Customize key values for all buttons.
E54	Click a button, then press a key on the keyboard to complete the custom key binding.
E55	Clear the currently bound key value.
E56	The turntable outputs as a mouse.
E57	The turntable outputs keyboard values. Clockwise and counterclockwise can be mapped to the same keyboard value.
E58	Select whether the turntable uses the X-axis or Y-axis.
E59	Set whether the Axis value increases or decreases.
E60	Preview how the current turntable value increases or decreases.
E61	Simulates the turntable output state in the game.
E68	Parameters for this mode.
E69	Checked means global settings are used. Unchecked means global settings are ignored and the parameters set in this mode are used instead.
E70	Set parameters.
E71	Restore the current mode to its default values.

Tip

If E57 is mapped to the same keyboard value, it is recommended to increase the turntable reverse interval to 8ms. If the interval is too short, some software may not recognize it.

4.6.6 PS4 Controller Mode

In this mode, the simulated output is a DS4 controller, which can be recognized correctly in Steam.

Item	Description
E72	Customize button values. Any key value in DS4 can be assigned.
E73	Select a key value from the drop-down menu. It takes effect in real time.
E74	The turntable outputs as Axis.
E75	The turntable outputs key values. It can be mapped to two identical key values or two different key values.
E76	Select the corresponding Axis for the turntable.
E77	Set whether the Axis value increases or decreases.
E78	Displays the current Axis value output by the turntable.
E79	Simulates the turntable output state in the game.
E86	Parameters for this mode.
E87	Checked means global settings are used. Unchecked means global settings are ignored and the parameters set in this mode are used instead.
E88	Set parameters.
E89	Restore the current mode to its default values.

Tip

1. If E75 is mapped to the same value, it is recommended to increase the turntable reverse interval to 8ms. If the interval is too short, some software may not recognize it.
2. If E76 is mapped to Axis, then the button mapping can no longer be mapped to Axis.

4.6.7 NS Mode

This mode will be added in the future.