TASOLLER Options How-To Guide

1. What is TASOLLER Options?

• Compatible with TASOLLER PLUS (second-generation product); incompatible with TASOLLER (first-generation product);
• Adjusts the threshold (sensitivity) of GroundSlider;
• Modifies the output delay of GroundSlider;
• Regulates lighting brightness for both Air and GroundSlider;
• Enables switching between multiple operational modes;
• Provides real-time display of current touch-sensing values;

2. Firmware and TASOLLER Options

2.1 January 2, 2025

• Official firmware (pre-installed at factory, no longer requiring manual installation) for backup purposes.
• Files ending with "skystar" represent main control firmware;
• Files ending with "cyacd2" denote touch-sensing firmware;
• Firmware upgrade requires sequential installation of both components:
  • Step 1: Upgrade the "skystar" main control firmware;
  • Step 2: Upgrade the "cyacd2" touch-sensing firmware;

Click to download firmware and TASOLLER Options V2.8

2.2 Steps for burning firmware

• Open the Options software;
• Connect one Type-C port of TASOLLER PLUS to the computer (the port without the lightning logo);
• Click the "Open" button;
• Find the file starting with skystar file (Files with the suffix skystar is the main control firmware);
• Click to open, and click the "Upgrade" button. It takes about 20 seconds;
• Click the "Open" button
• Find the file starting with Touch (Files with the suffix cyacd2 is the touch firmware);
• Click to open, and click the "Upgrade" button. It takes about 60 seconds;

3. How to use TASOLLER Options

3.1 Main window

No.	Function	Technical Description
1	Mode Switch	Optimize operational configurations through intelligent mode adaptation
2	Controller Linkage Verification	Grey: Controller disconnected Amber: Linkage established
3	Window Scaling	Active: Native 100% DPI rendering
4	Language	Real-time multilingual interface adaptation via dropdown menu
5	AIR Zone	Real-time spatial interaction visualization
6	Sensor Zone	Numerical representation of current contact surface area (Minimum detection threshold: 20 units)
7	FN1/FN2 Button
8	Firmware information	Display current hardware/firmware version.
9	Open Firmware	Click the button to select the firmware.
10	Update	Click to start to update the firmware.
11	Global Threshold	Setup the same threshold of 32 touch buttons at same time.
12	BR Value	Tactile response curve modifier (3.1.2)
13	Raw Data Masking	Diagnostic-level touch signal visualization (Debugging exclusive)
14	Custom Threshold Masking	Advanced parameter visualization (Debugging exclusive)
15	Individual Key Calibration	Per-key sensitivity fine-tuning (Recommended for professional calibration scenarios only)
16	Factory Reset	Full parameter restoration (Critical system reset - non-destructive operation)
17	Signal Latency	Only affects touch button. If the fast ratio in the game is too high, it is recommended to modify the parameters here first. (Parameter unit is milliseconds)
18	GroundSlider light brightness	Recommended 70%-100%;
19	AIR light brightness	Recommended around 70%;

3.1.1. Overall threshold

If you notice phantom inputs (unintended or accidental triggers caused by oversensitivity), it is recommended to increase the threshold to reduce the likelihood of these false activations.

• The base recommendation is 85;
• If you experience dropped inputs (missed or unregistered triggers due to insufficient sensitivity), lowering the threshold is advised to ensure all intended inputs are recognized.
• For optimal results, it is recommended to adjust the sensitivity settings incrementally by 1-2 units at a time and test after each adjustment to find the ideal configuration for your gameplay.

note

The benchmark value is obtained through testing with [Laomao Gloves]. Please use your own feeling with bare hands as the standard.

3.1.2. BR value (related to unintended or accidental triggers and sticking keys)

• Set to 20; suitable for most players with thin gloves (thin gloves have conductive fingers and can operate mobile phones);
• Set to 25; suitable for bare-handed players;
• Set to 7-10; suitable for players with very light force, or players with thick gloves (similar to maimai gloves);

note

The larger the value, the less sticking keys. The probability of missing keys also increases, so you can apply appropriate force. It is better to use a compromise value. Most players recommend using 20. The benchmark for thin gloves is [Old Cat Gloves].

3.1.3. Groundslider delay

Precondition: B parameter (delay parameter) in the game, please use your own parameters on the arcade (Japanese cab or International cab);

• Set 35±2, you can fine-tune according to the feeling of use; suitable for home 120Hz display, normally play on International cab 60Hz.
• Set 0~2, it is recommended to set the initial value to 2; suitable for home 120Hz display, normally play on Japanese cab 120Hz.

note

The delay parameter has been tested by two rating 17.4 big guys and has a strong reference value. If you find that there are more Fast in the game, increase the delay, single +1 or +2; If you find that there are more Late in the game, reduce the delay, single -1 or -2;

3.1.4. Groundslider light brightness

Adjust according to your own preferences, the recommended range is 70-100;

3.1.5. AIR light brightness

• If it is a computer USB2.0 type-A interface, it is recommended to adjust the brightness to less than 70;
• If it is a computer or charger USB3.0 type-A interface, the brightness can be adjusted at will;
• If it is a CtoC cable, the brightness can be adjusted at will (usually CtoC cables will provide 5V/3A capabilities);

3.1.6. In-game settings (important)

• Use your own A B parameters on the arcade;
  • If Fast is too much, increase the delay on Options;
  • If Late is too much, reduce the delay on Options;

note

In the game's TEST, the threshold must be 20; TASOLLER Options software can coexist with the game, switch from the game to the desktop, adjust it, and then switch back to the game.

3.2 Advanced Settings

No.	Function	Technical Description
1	Case 1 Threshold	After setting the threshold, the overall threshold will no longer affect this button.
2	Case 2 Threshold	After setting the threshold, the overall threshold will no longer affect this button.
3	Case 3 Threshold	After setting the threshold, the overall threshold will no longer affect this button.
4	Case 4 Threshold	After setting the threshold, the overall threshold will no longer affect this button.
5	Threshold Observation Window	Real-time display of the trigger values of 4 sensors; Used as a reference for settings.
6	Reset current button to global	Reset the parameters of the current button to the global threshold parameters;
7	Reset all buttons to global	Reset all modified button parameters to the global threshold parameters;
8	Done	Click to exit this window

3.3 Keyboard Mode

3.3.1 Keyboard Mode 4K

No.	Function	Technical Description
1	6 air mappings	The current 6 air-mapped keyboard values;
2	4K-1	All 4 keys output 1 key value;
3	4K-2	All 4 keys output 1 key value;
4	4K-3	All 4 keys output 1 key value;
5	4K-4	All 4 keys output 1 key value;
6	FN1 and FN2 key values
7	Map keyboard values	Click the button, and a pop-up window will appear to map the key values;
8	Restore factory settings	Click the button to restore the key value mapping in the current mode;

3.3.2 Setting key value

No.	Function	Technical Description
1	Clear button	- Select the blue line of Air, or touch the button; - Click the Clear button to clear the current key value; - Press any key on the keyboard to complete the key value setting;
2	Done	After setting all the keys, click Finish to exit the setting;

3.3.3 Keyboard Mode 8K

3.3.4 Keyboard Mode 16K

3.3.5 Keyboard Mode 32K

4. FAQ