Philips SGC2909-27 - Manual (Page 4)

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Controller Diagram
Button Descriptions
• Directional pad - Represents UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT and four diagonals. Directional Pad will function as a
POV (Point of View) hat during analog mode .
• Buttons “1”, “2”, “3”, and “4” are default fire buttons and are all digital in nature.
• Left and right analog sticks - each contains two axes. Left analog stick controls the X and Y Axis. Right analog
stick controls the Rz and Z axis. Also, there is a “hidden” button “11” and “12” under each stick that is acti-
vated when the analog stick is depressed inward.
• Buttons “5”, “6”, “7”, and “8” are all digital shoulder buttons.
• Analog Mode button - Used to switch the controller from digital to analog mode (and vice versa). Analog mode is
the default mode . The red LED will illuminate when the controller is in analog mode and be off in digital mode .
• The Start and Select buttons are digital buttons (9, 10) .
• The Esc button provides the same function as the esc key on your windows keyboard. Note: You must have
installed the mouse and key profile editor software. This button is not MAC compatible.
• The Enter button provides the same function as the Enter key on your windows keyboard. Note: You must
have installed the mouse and key profile editor software. This button is not MAC compatible.
• The Mouse button is used when the mouse and key profile editor emulation software is installed and it will
activate mouse movement mode. Note: This button is not MAC compatible.
Analog Button
Use to switch between digital and analog mode . Analog mode is the default mode . All buttons are accessible in
digital and analog mode . In digital mode, the analog sticks are non-operational and the D-pad digitally controls
the X and Y axis. In the analog mode, the D-pad functions as a POV hat while the left analog stick controls the X
and Y axis. The right analog stick controls the Rz and Z axis. The LED below the Analog button will be illuminated
when Analog mode is on .
Controller Diagram