8BitDo All-Button Arcade Controller User Manual

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This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of your 8BitDo All-Button Arcade Controller. Designed for precision and versatility, this controller is compatible with Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, and Windows platforms, offering multiple connectivity options and customizable features.

1. Nhazi

Ihe ngwugwu 1.1

• 8BitDo All-Button Arcade Controller
• Ihe nkwụnye ikuku 2.4G
• USB-C USB
• Akwụkwọ ntuziaka (akwụkwọ a)

Image: The retail packaging for the 8BitDo All-Button Arcade Controller, showing the controller and included accessories.

1.2 Nhọrọ Njikọta

The controller supports three connection methods:

• Bluetooth: For Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.
• Ikuku 2.4G: For Windows devices using the included 2.4G adapter.
• Wired USB-C: For both Nintendo Switch/Switch 2 and Windows.

1.3 Njikọ mbụ

1. Ike Na: Locate the power switch on the top left side of the controller. Slide it to the desired mode (S for Switch, BT for Bluetooth, 2.4G for wireless, or OFF).
2. Bluetooth Connection (Switch/Switch 2):
   • Set the mode switch to 'S' or 'BT'.
   • On your Switch, navigate to System Settings > Controllers and Sensors > Disconnect Controllers, then select "Change Grip/Order".
   • Press and hold the Pair button on the controller until the indicator lights flash rapidly.
   • The controller will appear on your Switch screen. Select it to pair.
3. 2.4G Wireless Connection (Windows):
   • Set the mode switch to '2.4G'.
   • Insert the 2.4G wireless adapter into an available USB port on your Windows PC.
   • The controller should automatically connect. If not, press the Pair button on the controller and the adapter.
   

   Image: The 2.4G wireless adapter stored in its compartment on the underside of the controller.

4. Wired Connection (Switch/Switch 2 & Windows):
   • Connect the USB-C cable to the controller and to your device (Switch dock or PC).
   • The controller will automatically be recognized.

Note: For Switch 2 compatibility, ensure your controller has the latest firmware update. Refer to the "Firmware Update" section.

2. Ntuziaka ọrụ

2.1 Nhazi njikwa

Foto: N'elu-ala view of the 8BitDo All-Button Arcade Controller, showing the button layout and control panel.

The controller features an all-button arcade layout with quad-movement design for precise inputs. Standard action buttons (A, B, X, Y), shoulder buttons (L, R, ZL, ZR), and directional buttons are present. Additional buttons include L3, R3, Select, and Start.

Image: Close-up of the control panel on the 8BitDo All-Button Arcade Controller, showing the mode switches and colored function buttons.

2.2 Programmable Buttons (P1-P4)

The controller includes four programmable buttons (P1, P2, P3, P4) located on the front and bottom of the device. These buttons can be remapped to any other button function using the fast mapping feature or the 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2.

Image: A diagram illustrating the location and remapping capability of the P1, P2, P3, and P4 programmable buttons.

2.3 Dynamic Button Layout

When switching between Switch (S-Input) and PC (X-Input) modes, the controller's dynamic button layout automatically adjusts its visual representation to match the selected platform's standard button assignments.

Image: A visual representation of how the button labels change dynamically between Switch and PC input modes.

Ngwanrọ kachasị elu nke 2.4 8BitDo V2

Utilize the 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2 on your PC for advanced customization:

• Maapụ: Assign buttons to preferred functions.
• Macros: Create and assign complex sequences of actions to a single button.
• Ụdị SOCD: Switch between different modes of Simultaneous Opposing Cardinal Directions (SOCD) cleaning.
• Femụwe Update: Keep your controller up-to-date with the latest features and improvements.

Image: Screenshots demonstrating the mapping, macro, SOCD modes, and firmware update features within the 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2.

2.5 Tournament Lock

The controller includes a tournament lock feature to disable certain functions, such as macros, during competitive play to comply with tournament rules. This can be activated via the independent control panel or Ultimate Software V2.

Foto: A nso nso view of the physical switch used to engage the tournament lock feature on the controller.

2.6 Independent Control Panel

The integrated control panel allows for quick adjustments of connection modes, volume, and button mapping without needing external software. This provides intuitive control with physical switches and dials.

Foto: nkọwa zuru ezu view of the independent control panel, highlighting the switches and dials for various settings.

3. Nlekọta

3.1 Hot-Swappable PCB and Switches

The controller features a hot-swappable PCB, allowing users to easily replace the Kailh Wizard low-profile mechanical switches with other compatible switches to suit personal preferences. No soldering is required for switch replacement.

Foto: Ihe gbawara view diagram illustrating the hot-swappable nature of the mechanical switches on the controller's PCB.

3.2 Replaceable Lock Caps

The controller includes replaceable lock caps for the programmable buttons (P1-P4). These caps can be used to disable specific buttons by making them flush with the controller surface, preventing accidental presses during gameplay.

Image: A close-up showing the replaceable lock caps designed to cover and disable programmable buttons.

3.3 Nhicha

The controller features a fingerprint-proof tempered glass faceplate. To clean, gently wipe the surface with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.

Foto: A nso nso view of the sleek, smudge-resistant tempered glass faceplate of the controller.

4. Nchọpụta nsogbu

4.1 Okwu Njikọta

• Njikwa anaghị ejikọta: Ensure the mode switch is set correctly for your device (S/BT for Switch, 2.4G for Windows). Try re-pairing the controller.
• 2.4G adapter not recognized: Ensure the adapter is fully inserted into a working USB port. Try a different USB port.
• Ọdịda njikọta Bluetooth: Ensure no other Bluetooth devices are interfering. Try forgetting the controller on your device and re-pairing.
• Ntinye ntinye: For optimal performance, especially in competitive play, consider using a wired USB-C connection.

4.2 Button Malfunction

• Bọtịnụ anaghị anabata: Check if any lock caps are installed over the programmable buttons. If using hot-swappable switches, ensure they are seated correctly.
• Incorrect button mapping: Use the 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2 to verify and adjust button assignments.

4.3 Mmelite firmware

Regularly check for and install firmware updates using the 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2. Firmware updates can resolve bugs, improve performance, and add new features, including compatibility for future console versions like Switch 2.

5. Nkọwapụta

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