Question 1

OG Pro Controller - Reprogram Back Buttons/Paddles (Standard Remap)

Accepted Answer

Press and hold X + D-Pad Down for around 8 seconds.
Keep holding until the red LED(near speaker) lights up.
Press the back button (or paddle) you want to program, then press the button on the controller you want to assign to it.
The red LED will flash twice to confirm the button has been assigned.
Repeat Step 3 for each remaining back button or paddle.
Press and hold D-Pad Down for around 2 seconds. The LED will turn off.
Your controller is now ready to use. Assignable buttons: X, Circle, Triangle, Square, D-Pad (any direction), L3, R3.

1. Why Remap Your Controller?

Remapping lets you assign paddle buttons or other extras to any standard button. ✅ Improve reaction time ✅ Customize gameplay ✅ Get more out of your upgrade

2. What You’ll Need

Your PS5 controller with paddles or upgraded buttons installed
A PS5 console (or PC if supported)

3. Tips for Best Results

Use simple mappings for easy muscle memory
Test the mapping in a casual game mode first.
Keep firmware and controller software updated on your PS5.

4. Need Help?

If you’ve followed all steps and the paddles or buttons still aren’t working as expected, contact us through our support portal or email aftercare@ogrepairs.com

Question 2

OG Pro Controller - Reprogram Back Buttons/Paddles (OP OG Remap Chip)

Accepted Answer

How to Remap Your Back Buttons (OP OG Remap)

If your controller is fitted with the OP OG Remap chip, you can map any button to the rear paddles, set up rapid-fire and multi-press actions, and save up to four custom profiles — all from the controller itself, with no app or PC required.

Works on DualSense and DualShock 4 controllers fitted with OP OG Remap. The light bar acts as the status indicator throughout.

Before you start

Turn the controller on and connect it to your console before entering any mode.
When you enter a setting mode, the indicator blinks white rapidly. Wait until it turns solid before moving to the next step.
Your settings are saved automatically to the active profile.

Button guide

| Button | Meaning | | ---- | | L1 R1 | Shoulder buttons | | ← → ↑ ↓ | D-pad directions | | ✕ | Cross | | ○ | Circle | | △ | Triangle | | □ | Square |

1. Remap a back button

Assign any standard button to one of the rear paddles.

Turn the controller on and connect it to the console.
Enter setting mode by pressing and holding: L1 + R1 + → + □. Wait for the indicator to stop blinking and stay solid.
Press and hold the paddle together with the button you want to assign to it. The paddle now triggers that button.

2. Multi-click, Turbo, Double & Triple click

As well as a normal press, a paddle can fire a button repeatedly or several times from a single tap. Each mode is entered with its own

Question 3

Recalibrating Your TMR Analog Sticks

Accepted Answer

🎯 Recalibrating Your TMR Analog Sticks

How to recalibrate your upgraded TMR sticks for optimal precision

Sometimes your upgraded TMR (Tunnel MagnetoResistance) sticks may need recalibration - this is completely normal and easy to fix. TMR sensors use magnetic detection for ultra-precise, long-lasting control, but after extended use or installation, a quick recalibration helps restore full accuracy.

🔗 Calibration Tool

Use this official online tool to recalibrate your controller: 👉 ogrepairs.com

▶️ Video Guide

Watch this short video walkthrough: ${youtube}

🪄 Quick Steps

Connect your controller via USB to your computer.
Open the calibration tool link above.
Follow the on-screen prompts to move both sticks through their full range of motion.
Complete the calibration and confirm the results.
Test your controller in a game or input tester to ensure both sticks return to center correctly.

✅ Tip

If your sticks still feel slightly off after calibration, repeat the process or restart your computer before re-testing.

Still having trouble? Contact our aftercare team at aftercare@ogrepairs.com — we’ll be happy to help.

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