GP2040-CE Passthrough Fighting Board + Fravex PS5 Adapter — PS5 Enabler Combo

The PS5 Enabler Combo pairs the open-source GP2040-CE RP2040 Advanced Breakout Board (Passthrough Edition) with the Fravex PS5 Adapter so you can build a leverless controller and run it natively on PlayStation 5 — everything you need in one bundle.

GP2040-CE RP2040 Advanced Breakout Board (Passthrough Edition)

A powerful all-in-one PCB for building or upgrading your fightstick or leverless controller. Powered by the Raspberry Pi RP2040 chip running open-source GP2040-CE firmware — wire your buttons, plug in and play.

• Wide platform support: PC (Windows & Mac), Nintendo Switch, PS3, PS4 & PS5 (via USB passthrough), Steam Deck, Android, MiSTer FPGA and Raspberry Pi.
• Selectable input modes: XInput, Nintendo Switch, PS3/PS4/PS5, DirectInput/HID and Keyboard mode.
• USB Passthrough for extended PS4/PS5 authentication.
• Web Configurator — map pins, input mode, RGB, turbo and SOCD in your browser, no install needed.
• RGB LED & OLED support and clearly labelled screw terminals plus harness headers for fast, solder-free wiring.
• Ultra-low latency with built-in SOCD cleaning and turbo.

Fravex PS5 Adapter for Leverless Controllers

Plug-and-play PS5 adapter that lets GP2040-CE and other leverless controllers run natively on PlayStation 5.

• 1000Hz polling: ultra-high-speed, low-latency input built for competitive play.
• Plug-and-play: direct USB connection with zero learning curve.
• GP2040-CE ready and made for PS5, keeping your controller recognised for supported titles.

GP2040-CE Board — Full Feature & Setup Guide

Features

• 13 selectable input modes including X-Input, Nintendo Switch, PS4/PS5, Xbox One, D-Input and Keyboard.
• Average input latency of 0.76 ms in XInput and 0.91 ms on PlayStation 5.
• Multiple SOCD cleaning modes — Up Priority (a.k.a. stickless), Neutral, and Second/Last Input Priority.
• Left and right analog stick emulation via D-pad inputs, plus dedicated toggle switches.
• Dual direction via D-pad + LS/RS, and reversed input via a button.
• Turbo (rapid-fire) with Turbo LED and selectable speed.
• Per-button RGB LED support (WS2812 and similar) with multiple LED profiles.
• PWM player-indicator LED support (XInput only).
• 128×64 monochrome I2C display support — SSD1306, SH1106 and SH1107 compatible.
• Custom startup splash screen with easy image upload via web configuration.
• Passive buzzer / speaker support (3V or 5V).
• Built-in embedded web configuration — no download required.

Quick Guide

Select input mode — hold a button while plugging in the controller:

D-Pad modes — while plugged in:

• SELECT + START + DOWN — Normal D-pad operation
• SELECT + START + LEFT — Left analog stick emulation
• SELECT + START + RIGHT — Right analog stick emulation

SOCD modes — while plugged in:

• HOME + START + DOWN — Neutral (U+D=N, L+R=N)
• HOME + START + UP — Up Priority (U+D=U, L+R=N)
• HOME + START + LEFT — Last Input Priority

RGB LEDs (WS2812 and similar):

• SELECT + START + X — Next animation
• SELECT + START + A — Previous animation
• SELECT + START + Y / B — Brightness up / down
• SELECT + START + R1 / R2 — LED parameter up / down
• SELECT + START + L1 / L2 — Pressed parameter up / down

Joystick direction switch — HOME + START + RIGHT toggles up/down button swap on connect.

Turbo (rapid-fire) mode (OLED display supported):

• Assignable to X / Y / R1 / L1 and A / B / R2 / L2.
• Speed adjustable 1–60 presses per second.
• Toggle on/off: hold TURBO + the assigned button.
• Hold TURBO + UP to increase speed, TURBO + DOWN to slow it down.
• Speed setting is remembered; turbo state clears when the controller is disconnected.

Firmware Updates

The board ships with the latest GP2040-CE firmware preinstalled. To update:

1. Download the latest GP2040-CE build for the RP2040 / Pico Fighting Board from the official repository.
2. Unplug the controller from the computer.
3. Press and hold the white BOOT button on the board while plugging into the computer.
4. Copy the GP2040-CE .uf2 file onto the RPI-RP2 drive that appears.
5. Once complete, the controller restarts and is detected as a controller again.

Advanced Configuration (Web Config)

1. Hold the START / web-config button while plugging the controller into a computer.
2. Open a browser and go to http://192.168.7.1

From there you can adjust controller settings, configure RGB LEDs, reset settings and more.

Reference Links

• Official hardware — RP2040 Advanced Breakout Board (Passthrough)
• GP2040-CE firmware — github.com/OpenStickCommunity/GP2040-CE
• Usage & web config guide — gp2040-ce.info
• PS4/PS5 passthrough FAQ — gp2040-ce.info/faq