Using a full data Micro-USB cable, connect your DualShock 4 Controller to PORT 4 on the USB Hub. You can also try Port 3 if you have any issues.
Connect your Xbox One Controller into PORT 1 on the USB Hub. You can also try Port 2 if you have any issues.
If you do not know the port numbers for your USB HUB, click here for a guide on how to find them.
IMPORTANT
Some USB Hubs prefer the authentication controller to be on Port 3 when connecting to a PS4, just make sure that when you power cycle the console that the CronusMAX PLUS completely shuts down (No LED) and doesn't sit in standby mode (Spinning Animation LED), otherwise on reboot the security authorization won't work correctly.
Note: To correctly shut down the console, usb hub and CronusMAX PLUS, power cycles must be done from the console, not the controller. We do recommend that you use this USB Extension Power & Data Switch Cable that has been exclusivley manufactured for use with the CronusMAX PLUS. It gives a clean power cycle of all hardware connected to the consoles USB port without power cycling the console or disconnecting the CronusMAX from the USB Port.
After a couple of seconds the display on the CronusMAX LED will go from the Authentication 'AU' Animation to 0 (or a number if slot recall is enabled and a script was previously loaded) - indicating that the controllers are authorized and you're ready to play. At this point you can use your controller through the CronusMAX PLUS and also load any scripts or GamePacks. It's that simple! NOTE: If there is no response from your controller but the CronusMAX LED displays 0, then you should follow this Xbox One Troubleshooting Guide.
Don't forget to use the PS4 Crossover Essentials GamePack to make sure all the Xbox Buttons are mapped correctly to DualShock 4 functions such as Touchpad and Share Screen. If you have an Xbox Elite Controller, click here for a special version of the Crossover GamePack.
NOTE
The Authentication controller will be disabled. It will not vibrate and none of it's controls will interefere with your Crossover experience. It can safely be left sitting idle on a surface as if it was turned off.
WARNING
If the LED on the CronusMAX PLUS does not change from AU to a number then the authorization controller is not authenticating. 99% of the time, this means either you didn't set the Output Protocol to AUTOMATIC in Step 1 of the instructions, or the Micro-USB cable to the controller is faulty or simply not compatible, you should try another one. Another issue that sometimes comes up is that the controller USB port has a loose data pin. It will charge fine, but won't transmit data. Also make sure the controller is powered on of course - that's a rookie mistake.
CONTROLLER DISCONNECTING?
If you find that your Xbox One controller disconnects at random times there are several things to check that should solve the problem.
1. Make sure you unpair the Authorization controller from the console correctly (in this case that will be a DualShock 4 controller as you are using a PS4 console). Click here for detailed instructions.
2. The USB cable could be losing its connection between the authorization (DS4) or gaming controller (XB1) and the USB Hub. This can be caused by a poor quality USB cable, the USB socket on the controller itself is loose, any USB extension cable you are using with the Xbox One controller is poor quality or too long or the USB Hub is not setup correctly (wrong ports, not compatible etc). Check all connections and replace any parts if necessary.
3. You powered on the console with the controller. Don't do that as the console will sync with the controller and the security ID will pass to the console and not the CronusMAX PLUS. Always power on the console with the consoles power button.
4. Go to Step 1 in this guide and make sure 'Inframe In' is disabled and also try disabling the '1ms Response' and 'Inframe Out' options too. This sometimes solves any disconnecting problems.
