The configuration screen is the central point for configuring uLaunchELF and is accessed by pressing Select from the Main Screen.

Button Setting:

• DEFAULT: Assign an ELF to launch if main screen is displayed for a length of time
• From "O" to "START": Assign an ELF to launch if corresponding button is pressed on the main screen.

Misc:

• TIMEOUT: Length of time (secs) to wait until DEFAULT program is run
• DISC CONTROL: Stop the disc from spinning (v7 users)
• PRINT ONLY FILENAME: Omit file extension display on main screen
• SCREEN SETTINGS: Go to Screen Settings page
• STARTUP SETTINGS: Go to Startup Settings page
• NETWORK SETTINGS: Go to Network Settings page
• OK: Accept changes and return to Main Screen
• CANCEL: Cancel changes and return to Main Screen

Screen Settings

• COLORx R: Adjust red value for color detail x (0 - 255)
• COLORx G: Adjust green value for color detail x (0 - 255)
• COLORx B: Adjust blue value for color detail x (0 - 255)
• Screen X: Adjust screen position (horizontal / x plane, INT)

  Adjusting this value will cause the screen to move on the x plane (left and right). This is useful if the output to the television is off centered or cut off.

• Screen Y: Adjust screen position (vertical / y plane, INT)

  Adjusting this value will cause the screen to move on the y plane (up and down). This is useful if the output to the television is off cent red or cut off.

• Interlace: Activate interlaced display. (BOOLEAN)

  [TODO: Explanation]

• Return: Accept changes and return to main screen.
• Initial Screen Settings: Load program defaults for values on this page.

Startup Settings

• RESET IOP: Reset Input/Output Processor when uLaunchELF starts (BOOLEAN)

  Some programs require an IOP reset to be performed before being run. If you experience problems loading a specific program, try enabling this option.

• Number of CNFs: Number of profiles (config files) uLaunchELF should use (CARD)

  If you wish to have more programs than the available buttons on the main screen, increase the number of config files here, then use LEFT and RIGHT at the main menu to switch between them.

• Key Mapping: Select Western or Eastern OK/CANCEL button configuration.
• Return: Accept changes and return to main screen.

Network Settings

IP Address: Allows you to set your PS2 IP Address

Netmask: Allows you to set your Subnet Mask

Gateway: Allows you to set your Default Gateway (usually your router or your PC)

Adjust settings by using D-Pad to move between octets (the numbers separated by periods) then add or subtract using Cross or Circle. Save settings when finished.

Below are the network settings for the Playstation 2 stored in the file IPCONFIG.DAT, located in mc0:/SYS-CONF/ on the Memory Card (Slot1).

These are the defaults used if no IPCONFIG.DAT is found, or if the file is unreadable. Therefore, if you use these defaults, you don't really need the file.