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• Do you feel lags to play the iED05-included application software?
• The iED05 web site says "The velocity-sensitive drum pads give you accurate response,...". It means the trigger signals become different with your velocity (hitting power). Can you check the keycode pattern to hit the pad with various velocities? (Some kind of "logger" tool for joypad will help you, but I don't know that kind of utility software...)
• In a few years ago, similar drumkit is sold in Japan ... "Soul Drummer". (In UK, it's called as "DrumXtreme". If your iED05 is compatible with them, this faq may help you; http://mainori-se.sakura.ne.jp/dtxmania/wiki.cgi?page=qa%5Fconnect2%5Fe#connectSoulDrummer

1) Yes, it does seem to lag in the included software. It is probably within about 10-20ms off.

2) I am in the process of trying to locate/record the inputs from the joypads. All I can say for now is that every button is registered as a button press in Windows under the "Game Controllers", "Properties" dialogue. It also seems that the velocity is recognized as an increase in an Axis, Slider, or and X Y or Z Rotation. For example, hitting the snare registers button 2 and moves the Axis value along the Y Axis by a value that is about equal to about how hard the pad is hit.

3) The FAQ didn't help much...Fortunately, I'm able to get DTXMania to recognize all of the inputs. It generates the same joypad code, regardless of how hard the pad is hit which leads me to believe that the velocity sensitivity is not translated into DTXMania.

Again, thank you for all of your help!

Temporally I close this ticket. Please reopen it if you need.