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Logitech Gamepad F310: Is there a way to change the placement of the D-pad and left stick?

Thu, 12 Feb 2026 08:52:18 -0700

Hi I have a Logitech F310 Wired Gamepad.

I am seeking an experience closer to an Xbox controller, meaning that the left analog stick is closer to the left thumb (where the D-pad is currently). I recall seeing a video a while back about a controller whose d pad and analog sticks could be physically reconfigured and repositioned on the fly, so I wondered if there was some way to do this with this gamepad?

For a $30 controller, I don’t expect that there is, but if there happens to be, I would welcome any information!

Thanks

⟐ Edited February 12, 2026 at 8:52 MST

Logitech Gamepad F310: R1 Button Repair Soldering Mainboard Help needed

Thu, 12 Feb 2026 08:52:33 -0700

I have a F310 Controller and the R1 and R2 button didnt work

So I replaced them with the ones from another controller… I had to solder the R1 and R2 buttons but when I resoldered the new ones the buttons didnt work so I connected the buttons directly via a cable to the nearest point on the mainboard (on the other controller I checked the connections with a device which makes a peep when two strips are connected) . It worked suprisingly well with the r1 button first (It was detected at my PC) But when I connected the R2 too , Only the R2 button worked and the R1 not anymore (R1 was detected as Z-Axis too….) :(

Has anybody such a Controller or maybe knows how to help me ?

If anybody still gets wtf Im talking about,

I connected the R1 button: If u look at the backside of the mainboard ( theres a barcode and the logitech logo) I didnt do any changes to the both pins which are down . I only connected the left upside pin to the “C15” thing which is all right and upside the controller (beacause i measured a connection there)

The R2 button: I connected 3 Pins on the frontside :

The upside pin i connected with “TP53” on the backside (Its under “Blazer Outback”)

The middle pin i connected with “C16” on the b

The downside pin i connected with “TP1” on the backside (its down-right from Blazer Outback)

If anybody knows how i could fix this i would be really grateful !!

I’d appreciate all kind of help….

Sebastian

⟐ Edited February 12, 2026 at 8:52 MST

Logitech Gamepad F310: Logitech Gamepad F310 connects/disconnects

Thu, 13 Nov 2025 07:37:43 -0700

Hi guys, I have this Gamepad or Joystick which doesn't work properly anymore. At first as I connected it to the PC told me that this last couldn't recognize the device so I started to teardown the gamepad thinking that the cable had problems. After desolder and resolder the wires to the PCB I connected it and now the controller shows a kind of loss of power two seconds after being plugged. I measured it with a multimeter trying the vary combinations pointing it to make contact with the pins inside the USB socket and the other end of the cable, of course with the all wires exposed, and I noticed the multimeter gives me a resistance of about 450 ohm when I check the red wire and - D- D+ (minus, data- and data+). Ps: when the cable is completely disconnected from the device the multimeter doesn't show me any resistance.. Now can anyone explain me something about electronics and maybe help me to find out the issue? I thank a lot everybody in advance!

⟐ Edited November 13, 2025 at 7:37 MST