Wireless USB Dual Shock Gamepad

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4GHz Wireless USB Dual Shock Gamepad (GP-USBDS-003-M) (M Series) Item Picture Specifications: Dimension: 100mm x 150mm x 50mm (L x W x H) 14 buttons and 2 analog stick supported Weight: 155g Interface: Wireless USB Requires: 2x AAA batteries Frequency: 2.4Ghz Working range: up to 10 meters
Features: With Digital and Analog mode With two internal motors that provides maximum vibration feedback With Turbo and Auto function With programmable driver Plug and play Supports multi-player game Ergonomic design With analog vibrating support Lightweight and very portable
Package Content: 1 x 2.4GHz Wireless USB Dual Shock Gamepad 1 x Receiver
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ILLUSTRATION
Note: RX LED Indicator indicates when you are connected through wireless receiver
INSERTING BATTERIES
Slightly push upward the battery
cover to open, see figure.
Insert two sizes AAA alkaline
batteries, observing the correct polarity.
Close the batteries cover completely.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
TECHNICAL USE Insert the USB Male Connector (wireless receiver) to the USB Female port of your Desktop or Laptop. Wait until your Desktop or Laptop recognizes the device. Then enjoy the game using the 2.4GHz Wireless USB Dual Shock Gamepad.
ANALOG CONTROLLER (DUAL SHOCK) You can use this analog controller in digital mode or in analog mode. Analog is available only when using games that supports analog mode, and when operating the controller in analog mode.
In analog mode, the analog controller also has a vibration function.
INSTALLING THE DRIVER 1. 2. 3. Insert the CD-Driver to the CD/DVD Drive: (E :) Then a start-up will pop-up Click Open Folder to view files
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Click the BM0523 driver.exe
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To continue installation click Next
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Wait for the Installation process
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Click Finish to complete the installation
TESTING THE WIRELESS USB DUAL SHOCK GAMEPAD 1. After installing the vibration function driver, go to the control panel of your computer.
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Look for the Hardware and Sound and then click View devices and printers
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Under Devices and Printers, right click the icon USB Wireless Gamepad and then select Game Controller settings
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Under Game controller settings, click Properties to test the Wireless USB Gamepad. For Function Test you will test the function of every keys and joystick of the USB Gamepad. Try to move or press every button once every number or axes will calibrate it means the function of the Wireless USB Gamepad is correctly.
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To test the calibrations of Wireless USB Gamepad select the Calibration Function tab then move the Joystick if its following calibrate correctly.
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For Vibration test select the Vibration Test Tab for testing the vibration of the USB Gamepad.
Note: You can adjust the strength of the vibration.
MODE SWITCHING AND THE MODE INDICATOR This Analog Controller (WIRELESS USB DUAL SHOCK GAMEPAD) can be switched between two modes by pressing the ANALOG Mode button. Each time the ANALOG mode button is pressed, the mode changes as follows:
When the analog controller is in analog mode, the indicator light is red
Before using the analog controller (WIRELESS USB DUAL SHOCK GAMEPAD), rotate the stick only with your thumbs as if drawing a circle, as shown in the diagram at the left. Do not twist the stick
CAUTION 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Do not drop the controller Do not disassemble the controller Do not pull the connected wire Do not expose to direct sunlight Do not put liquid or other little things into the controller Do not clean the controller with alcohol or other corrosive liquid
WARRANTY
Note: Warranty is VOID if seal is tampered/broken/missing
FAQ(s) 1. WHY IS IT CALLED DUAL SHOCK 2? Just like its predecessor, the Dual Shock controller for the PS, the Dual Shock 2 controller features vibration function and analog controls for the Sony PlayStation 2 Console. But then, the Dual Shock 2 looks the same as the Dual Shock controller. They both have 2 Analog Sticks, X, Triangle, Square, Circle, L and R buttons and a D-Pad all in the same location. The only difference is the Analog Buttons.
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WHAT DOES ANALOG BUTTON MEAN? This is a cool feature of the Dual Shock 2 Controller. Just like the Analog Sticks, the Analog Buttons (X, Triangle, Square, etc.) will give you much precision while playing. A perfect example would be racing games, where how hard you press the button determines how the gas pedal is forced down. Unlike in the PS, the buttons will only function 2 ways. Either activated or not. The PS2 will let you take absolute control of the game. Although this is only a supported feature, some games may not utilize it.
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WHAT DOES ANALOG CONTROL MEAN? Analog controls will give you much stability and precision in your games. Example, your character in a game will walk if you slightly push the analog stick and runs when you push the stick all the way. Most likely, the Analog functions work in harmony with the Directional Pad. Lets say you move using the D Pad and change the camera view using the Analog Stick.

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Package Content: 1 x 2.4GHz Wireless USB Dual Shock Gamepad 1 x Receiver

Slightly push upward the battery

cover to open, see figure.

Insert two sizes AAA alkaline

batteries, observing the correct polarity.

Close the batteries cover completely.

In analog mode, the analog controller also has a vibration function.

Click the BM0523 driver.exe

To continue installation click Next

Wait for the Installation process

Click Finish to complete the installation

Note: You can adjust the strength of the vibration.

Note: Warranty is VOID if seal is tampered/broken/missing

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