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USB4MAPLE


USB4MAPLE is a Sega Dreamcast USB adapter created by megavolt85 that allows you
to use a range of USB peripherals including third-party controllers, mice, and
keyboards. VMU emulation is also supported by using a USB splitter/hub and
connecting a flash drive + controller. Here you'll find information on how to
build one yourself, a compatibility list, and the latest firmware. To keep up to
date with the latest developments, you can also follow the forum thread here.

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Table of Contents
Building Your Own
What you'll need
Firmware
How to flash / update
Controller Modes
Xbox / Playstation Controllers
8BitDo M30 / HORIPAD
VMU Emulation
Compatibility List
Adapters
Arcade Sticks
Controllers
Joysticks
Keyboards
Mice
Racing Wheels


BUILDING YOUR OWN


WHAT YOU'LL NEED

 * Raspberry Pi RP2040 / RP2040 Zero Microcontroller
 * USB4MAPLE Firmware (see next section)
 * Dreamcast Controller Connector
 * USB OTG (Optional)
 * USB Splitter or Hub (Optional) (For VMU emulation)

Solder wires from the Dreamcast controller connecter to the RP2040 as shown
below.


FIRMWARE

FW-5-15-2024 (Latest)
Changes: Added support for Mayflash Sega Saturn Controller Adapter and some PS4
controller button mapping fixes.

FW-5-14-2024
Changes: Added support for Sega Mega Drive Mini Controller, Sega Astro City Mini
Gamepad, Saturn USB Play Sega Controller, Namco PlayStation Arcade Stick, and
Smart Joypad PS1/PS2 USB Adapter.

FW-5-12-2024
Changes: Added support for GuliKit KingKong 2 Pro Controller, 8BitDo Mod Kit for
Original MD Controller, and generic PS2 to USB PS3/PC adapter.


HOW TO FLASH / UPDATE

Press and hold the "boot" button (this button may be inside a pinhole if your
adapter is enclosed) on the RP2040 and plug it into a PC using a USB cable. The
RP2040 should show up on your PC as a drive. You can then drag-and-drop the
firmware file onto it. The RP2040 will disconnect by itself, indicating that the
firmware update was successful.


CONTROLLER MODES

USB4MAPLE offers several different controller modes suited for various games. To
change modes, press and hold the Xbox, PlayStation, or Home button on your
controller and then press the face button that corresponds with the mode you
want. The player number LED on the controller will change to match the mode.


XBOX / PLAYSTATION CONTROLLERS

A/X: (1) Standard mode for all games.
X/▢: (2) Dual-analog mode for Quake III Arena and Unreal Tournament.
Y/△: (3) Twin Stick mode for games that support the Twin Sticks.
B/O: (4) FPS mode which emulates the face buttons on the left stick.


8BITDO M30 / HORIPAD

C: ASCII Pad FT
Z: Arcade Stick


VMU EMULATION

USB4MAPLE has a VMU emulation feature that allows you to save games to a flash
drive if you have one plugged in via a USB splitter or hub. Note that you cannot
plug in a flash drive by itself; it must be paired with either a controller,
mouse, or keyboard. The adapter will create dedicated virtual memory cards for
every game if using GDEMU with the latest version of OpenMenu or DreamShell.
Virtual memory cards are stored on the flash drive as *.bin files and can be
opened with VMU Explorer. If just using a stock Dreamcast with a GD-ROM drive,
only a single vmu.bin file will be created on the flash drive which will be used
for all games. You can manage the contents of this file via the Dreamcast BIOS
as you would with a physical VMU or via VMU Explorer.


COMPATIBILITY LIST

This is a list of devices that have been tested and confirmed to work with
USB4MAPLE.

In addition to the controllers listed here, you can also use USB4MAPLE in
conjunction with a Mayflash Magic-NS adapter (in XInput mode) to add support for
a range of modern Bluetooth controllers.


ADAPTERS

GP2040-CE Fighting Board
Mayflash GameCube Controller Adapter
Mayflash Magic-NS 2
Mayflash Magic-NS Lite
Mayflash Magic-S Pro 2
Mayflash Sega Saturn Controller Adapter
PlayStation 1/2 Twin USB Adapter
Smart Joypad PS1/PS2 USB Adapter


ARCADE STICKS

Astro City Mini Arcade Stick
Hori Xbox 360 Dead or Alive 4 Arcade Stick
Hori RAP VX SA
MayFlash Arcade Stick F101
MayFlash Arcade Stick F300
Mad Catz Arcade Fight Stick Tournament Edition
Namco PlayStation Arcade Stick (w/ PS1 adapter)
NEOGEO Arcade Stick Pro


CONTROLLERS

8BitDo M30 Controller (in DInput mode)
8BitDo Micro Gamepad
8BitDo Mod Kit for Original MD Controller
8BitDo N30 Bluetooth Controller
8BitDo NEOGEO Controller
8BitDo Pro 2 Controller (in DInput mode)
8BitDo SNES30
Betop BEITONG Fighting Gamepad BTP-C3
GuliKit KingKong 2 Pro Controller (Android/iOS mode)
HORIPAD Switch Controller
HORIPAD Mini Switch Controller
iBuffalo Classic USB Gamepad
Mad Catz Street Fighter X Tekken FightPad SD (PS3)
PlayStation 3 Controller (Official)
PlayStation 3 Controller (KAPBOM brand)
PlayStation 4 Controller (Official)
PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller (Switch)
Retro-Bit Legacy16 Wired Controller
Retro-Bit Sega Saturn USB Controller
Saturn USB Play Sega Controller
Sega Astro City Mini Gamepad
Sega Mega Drive Mini Controller
Xbox 360 Controller (Official) (wired or wireless with a wireless receiver)
Xbox 360 Controller (Shengan brand)


JOYSTICKS

Gembird JSK-420
Logitech Extreme 3D Pro
Logitech Force 3D Pro


KEYBOARDS

Logitech K400 Plus
Logitech K400R
Logitech MK295 (keyboard only)
Microsoft Digital Media Pro
ThundeRobot K104


MICE

Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse 2.0
Uineer Wired Mouse
Razer Viper Mini
Razer Viper v2 Pro


RACING WHEELS

Logitech Driving Force
Logitech Driving Force Pro
Logitech Driving Force GT
Logitech G25 Driving Force
Logitech G27 Driving Force
Logitech G29 Driving Force (in PS4 mode)
Xbox 360 Wireless Racing Wheel (with wireless receiver)
Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel (with wireless receiver)



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