Strikepack for Xbox® Setup 
Strikepack for Xbox® Setup Strikepack Horizon + Vista gaming adapters for Xbox®! Unofficial accessory for Xbox Series X|S® + Xbox One® + PC.
This section explains how to connect the Strikepack Horizon (CM00141) or Strikepack Horizon Vista (CM00149) to the standard controller for the Xbox Series X|S® and Xbox One® consoles, and PC gaming. Before you begin, make sure your Strikepack is updated to firmware version 3.1.43. Then, follow the written guide for more detailed step-by-step instructions.
Setup Guide for Xbox®/PC (Video)
For the newest Xbox® controller with the USB-C port and Share button, use the correct the Backplate (labeled XB Series) and USB-C Adapter.
Firmware version 3.1.43 is now available. Learn how to update below.
For the older Xbox® controllers with the Micro USB port, use the correct the Backplate (labeled XB1) and Micro USB Adapter.
Firmware version 3.1.43 is now available. Learn how to update below.
Firmware Update (3.1.43)
Your Strikepack Horizon or Vista for Xbox® may be running an older firmware version. If so, a firmware update will be required before you can use the Strikepack Central app. Please update to the latest firmware version 3.1.43.
Web Updater Video
Firmware version 3.1.43 is now available.
Firmware version 3.1.43 is now available.
Navigate to the Web Update Tool
Go to firmware.modcentral.ca
Function/Restart Button
The two unlabeled buttons which previously did the exact same thing, now have distinct functionality, and they have been renamed the Function button and Restart button accordingly.
Function button, located on the left-hand side, will enter Mapping Mode as it has always done.
Hold the Function button for roughly a second to enter Mapping Mode. 
Tap either unlabeled button to exit Mapping Mode. You can learn how to map with the controller here.Restart button, located on the right-hand side, is equivalent to unplugging and plugging the Strikepack back in.
Hold the Restart button for roughly a second to restart the Strikepack when you release the button.
Setup Guide for Xbox®/PC (Written)
You'll Need the Following Items
Strikepack Horizon or Vista for Xbox®.
Standard Xbox® controller (⛔ Sorry, Elite™ is incompatible).
You can check the battery compartment for the controller version. The newest is 1914 introduced with Series XS generation, which is the model with the USB-C port and share button in the middle. Older XB1 generation models 1537, 1697, 1708 are also supported.
Xbox Series X|S® or Xbox One®/One X® console, or gaming PC.
We've only tested the consoles and Windows® 11/10, but Xbox Cloud® and most devices that accept a wired Xbox® controller connection should also work fine.
Phone or tablet device with Android® 9, iOS® 15, or higher.
Bluetooth®, Location Services, and Internet settings ON.
Latest Strikepack Central app.
Power ON your Xbox® Console or PC
Some gamers like to dedicate an Xbox® controller to the Strikepack. Perhaps you have a newly unboxed controller. Don't attach the Strikepack yet! Connect the controller to your Xbox® console or PC with your Strikepack cable. This way you can check that the USB-C port on your controller and cable are functioning correctly.
Connect the cable between your controller and Xbox® (or PC). Do not touch the Xbox® Home button on the controller. Wait for the controller to light up and turn on by itself.
Make sure the controller is updated using the Xbox® Accessories app.
Attach the Strikepack to your Standard Xbox® Controller
You where shown how to attach the Strikepack to your controller in this section here.
Plug your Strikepack—enabled Controller into your Xbox® Console/PC
Please make sure you are not holding any buttons while connecting to your console (or PC), so as to avoid accidently turning on the controller yourself. Rather, the controller should light up and turn on automatically to confirm a wired data connection through the Strikepack.
The Strikepack Gearhead Eyes will be Red to indicate that the Strikepack is neither connected or asking to connect to the Strikepack Central app, so you'll want to open the app now.
When connected, you're ready to play!
Your Strikepack—enabled controller is connected to the Strikepack Central app. It is ready to use with your Xbox® console or PC!
Note: On the Strikepack Horizon or Vista for Xbox®/PC, the Strikepack Gearhead Eyes will turn Red when it loses connection to the app or the app is closed, White in Tournament Mode, Green when you enter Gamepacks, or Purple when you enter Mapping Mode. This is normal. What's not normal is if the Gearhead Eyes turn PlayStation® Blue instead of Xbox® Green, as that would indicate a data connection issue. Note that the LEDs on the top of the Strikepack are typically controlled by each Gamepack and are used to indicate Gamepack status.
PC Gaming Use
All Strikepack Horizon gaming adapters are compatible with PC gaming.
Strikepack Horizon or Vista for Xbox® do not display any special LEDs to indicate PC gaming. They are on the same on PC as they are on console.
The input response time (polling rate) meets the Xbox® controller standard on PC.
All Strikepack Horizon gaming adapters have currently only been tested in Windows® 11/10. If we hear strong reports that they are working on other PC operating systems, we will list them here.
If you don't hear audio through your controller's 3.5mm audio port, you may need to manually select "Speakers (Xbox Wireless Controller)" as your Sound Output, or you may need to adjust your volume.
Our development prioritizes console when it comes to M.O.D.s (Macros On Demand). While Xbox Play Anywhere® versions and Xbox Cloud® with a decent connection should have no issues, Steam® and other store versions of games may in some cases differ enough that a M.O.D. may not work or at least may not work quite the way it should. With modern games though, this is becoming a rarer occurrence.
Troubleshooting
See Troubleshooting here.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
See FAQ here.
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Unofficial Product
The Strikepack product shown on this webpage is an unofficial accessory designed for use with the standard Xbox® controller on Microsoft® Xbox® console systems and PC. It is not licensed, sponsored, or endorsed by Microsoft® or the Xbox® brand.
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