#Both pairs of joycons pictured will not stay connected to nintendo switch, and sometimes eat inputs
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if i have it ultra close together, it works fine
Does changing the location of the Switch help?
Move the Switch to a different location then test the connection again
when i use the cons undocked with the switch close, it seems better, but from playing sp3 on some levels, i have noticed the problem (specifically on the no weapon no sub dangerous dancefloor level in splatoon 3)
so it does happen as well in that state?
yes, but the bluetooth dosent disconnect, bur on high input things it will cut out some inputs
@jade leaf ^ this is a recently noticed problem
Try doing this process below
HOW TO DELETE & RECONNECT CONTROLLER PAIRING
§ This is a method to reset controllers pairing information and can fix various controllers' connection issues. If you do not have a functional right Joy-con, you can use a different controller such as a Pro controller.
※ With the Switch console in handheld mode.
1. Detach/Disconnect all the Joy-Con and controllers from the Nintendo Switch console.
2. From the HOME Menu, select System Settings ⚙️ > Controllers and Sensors > Disconnect Controllers.
3. Hold down the “X” Button on the right Joy-Con until the blue circle is fully illuminated.
4. Attach or connect any Joy-con and controllers you want to pair to the console.
※ Update the controllers' firmware can fix several issues.
And then, after you are done, don't pair every single joycon into that Switch yet.
Pair them one by one, while doing the input test of the very first joycon.
See if at any point, the problem starts to surface.
You can also do the test with other joycon that connect after the first joycon.
The Switch's bluetooth is also shite. It's very susceptible to interference, even with its own bluetooth devices. This is to test if it was the case.
But there's also a wireless chip that has soldering joints failing so often due to thermal expansion and various reasons. So yeah.
If you see the issue even when there's a single pair of joycon connected to the Switch then we can see that as a possible cause.
im currently in a short range condition, so we can see. im about to repair my frequent use (blue/red) pair
@jade leaf this test was done on a single controller, hitting two buttons at the same time. they sometimes register consequitivley, while sometimes not. this might be normal, idk though
eh don't test that haha
What you need to test is the delay or wrong input
and be careful not to overheat your Switch blocking the back vent like that
its normally not blocked like that
@jade leaf i have been running my game-based test for a bit, now its exaggerated. i have updated firmware previously
But have you disconnect all the remaining joycon to test?
yes, its only this pair thats connected
a single pair and it's still happening...
Can you test when it's attached to the Switch directly?
yes, its a little better, but i have also had it happen there
@jade leaf ^ i was using it connected too after i noticed it in the non connected, so while connected, it got a little better but not completley better. its most noticable if i do a certain splatoon campaign level, and i have had this happen during splatoon battles. (not since reset though, i can easily test motion now
game test isn't that accurate, can you test input in the settings?
how? i have looked, i have done morion calibration and checked sticks, bothe seem good, and i wouls notice drifting from splatoon for sure
im checking left stick for drift now
stick seems to be fine to me @jade leaf
Eh we are just testing button input, not drifting
What I meant is you need to go into the Button input test and use it as a delay test
Because in game, you have other factors in play, it's hard to tell if there's any actual delay
While in the input test, there's mostly the menu, less factors, more accurate testing
how should i do an accurate test?
It's this screen right here
Don't test any random stuffs, just simply test the delay between your actual button press and what appear on screen
You came here with an issue of bluetooth connection and lag in input test. I have given you the steps to test it out, from this line onward: #1028411205762691143 message
You need to go through it correctly. Otherwise there's no accurate data to consider.
Don't go in tangent too much. And again, game test is very inaccurate. Sometime it can even be lag from internet connection, not an accurate measurement of bluetooth connection.
i cant percove any problems. and my main tests were from non-internet dependdnt play
and, they joycons are up to date
The firmware doesn't play much of a factor here
Did you notice any increment of delay or issues appearing when you connect more and more joycon?
The reason why the test includes connecting more and more joycon while testing is to test bluetooth connection load.
The Switch has a limit of how many bluetooth devices it can connect to. But realistically, it will get worse as more devices connecting into it.
so far, i have only tried a single pair. should i grab my second pair and go test with another con? and when i have had the problem, theres only been one pair active
Of course ><
give me a second to grab them, then
Geez man, I gave you the test instructions, and the reasoning behind it. There's no use if you don't actually carry out the test.
No worry, it's your time to waste haha
I'm just glancing to this windows while working
How old is your Switch again?
And your joycon, too.
i got them both december 2020
1 and 1/2 sets is currently making the connection struggle
@jade leaf ^ and thats without any other bluetooth connected
can confirm, im detecting input lag with 2 whole sets connected. i have also experinced “in game” input lag with only a single set
hmm
Only 2 pairs and already like that
Ok can you go through these steps one more but with a different order
As in, you remove the pairing of all the sets again
but this time, use a different pair of joycon as the first set to pair in
and then keep pairing new sets then test again
This is to see if the problem only happen on certain pair of joycon
so clear again, and try the other set, then mix and match, if possible?
If it really happens to all pairs then you have a very spicy hardware issue ._.'
Yep
If possible, use an entirely different pair altogether for the first set to pair and the 2nd set to pair.
December 2020. So I guess it's a v2? Red box?
1/2 of seconr pair: blazing smooth
its an -01, and it was red box
alright v2
second feels fine, adding first slowly
second set feels fine for now adding the og set now
how many pair of joycon do you have?
2 pairs
Ah ok
red joycon seems to be the one slowing it down, i think
Ok try to remove them all again, then pair everything back except that red joycon
huh. matching pairs reverse pair prder seems to do just fine
Sounds like that red joycon was causing issue?
red is paired currently. idk what the problem is, im thinking its time for mix and match
@jade leaf ^
Keep testing, see if everything is fine or not
If you encounter delay, try turning off that red joycon by pressing the pairing button on the rail of it once
and then test again
huh. its really weird
tell me the result or any strange signs you see
this combination of controllers exactly just dosent feel right, theres a little sluggish communications shown by the switch
red/purple without yellow does just fine
adding blue to yellow also makes it feel fine
blue+yellow+purple has any problem?
let me change
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
further, slower testing seems to show that 2 inputs are getting aten with just blue and yellow
aten?
they dont show on the test screen
how i determined this was reset, press 4 buttons at same time on a blank test screen. most of the time only 3 or 2 of 4 show up. it alternates. some even press twice sometimes
well, not twice
multiple press at the same time, especially more than 2, can give false result
but test to see if the problem appear on certain buttons more
maybe it's the buttons that was the fault, ya know
it seems like something to do with the clicky button they used
they should have considered membrane maybe
That's why I said don't test multiple button presses
because it may give false inputs
we are testing for bluetooth delay
just one button being pressed continuously is enough
one comtrller with repeated presses on a single button, but two on same button and it jams up
Haha it would jam up if you give it a duplicate input like that.
Try testing if when they attach, do they still have the same issue?
give me a sec
@jade leaf so you want me to test one attached one not, yes? if so i can do it after im done my school work thats due at 8:30am tomorrow
it feels slower than wireless, comparing the same singular controller.
(red jcon, short range
Yeah, mostly I want to see if that red joycon can have a different experience while it's attached.
If the experience is the same then it's not the wireless connection.
red joycon, still wireless mode?
yep. red wirless (only one on wirless, others either switch docked or off
test with the red joycon attached then
ok, just give me a little im taking a break since i just finished a school assignment
no worry, take your time
Eh now it's hard to even know if it's the real reason
The pairing reset may have done something but test to see if everything is at an acceptable level now
as in playing wirelessly, does it still affect your gameplay
i would need to replay the level i was having issues on. we will see later on, ill trh and keep this updated
@jade leaf i just got a screwdriver that can open theese, and it seems like the blue one is fine battery expansion wise
nvm, the blue battery is not fine
theres a ridge on the battery casing
ridge? can you take a pic of that?
Hmm I don't think it's anything bad
Some uniformity on the outer layer?
my other one is perfectly flat (red jcon). the outer layer seems fine on other sides.
this one has also been thw most beat-up
It's not to a point that you need to worry.... yet
It doesn't look like a balloon then no worry
Out of the factory, battery can have some cosmetic defect
I have seen one with the plastic wrapper a bit bunched up into a line, but if it doesn't break anything inside then not much to worry