A forum member who goes by the moniker "the unique warrior" also came up with his own pad and button tester. He says that he decided to make one in C++ since SuperbatXS's tester was in LUA. The result is PAD Tester, a non-LUA button tester that works with DA 2.71 SE-A.
It works pretty much like the LUA Button Tester. When you press a button on your PSP, the name of the corresponding button shown on the screen will light up. It also detects if you a have a UMD present in your PSP. In the presence of a UMD, the "UMD Present" sign will be colored red. If there is no UMD, it'll remain blue.
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