Kupu Whakataki
Mauruuru koe mo te hokoasing the Mytrix M16 Leverless Arcade Controller. This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting your device. Please read it thoroughly to ensure optimal performance and longevity of your controller.
Ihirangi mokete
Manatokohia ko nga mea katoa kei raro nei kei roto i to kete:
- Mytrix M16 Leverless Arcade Controller
- USB-C taura
- Paetukutuku Puller
- Pukapuka Kaiwhakamahi
- Extra Low Profile Red Switches (x2)
- Extra Keycaps (x2)
Image: Contents of the Mytrix M16 package, including the controller, USB-C cable, keycap puller, manual, two extra switches, and two extra keycaps.
Tatūnga me te Hototahi
The Mytrix M16 controller offers wide compatibility across various platforms. Ensure your device is updated to the latest firmware for best performance.
Nga Whakaritenga Pūnaha
- PC: Windows 10 and above, Steam Deck, Raspberry Pi, MiSTer, Linux
- Ngā Papatohu: PS3, PS4, Nintendo Switch
- Mobile/Other: Android, iPadOS, MacOS
- Tuhipoka: For PlayStation 5 and Xbox consoles, an additional adapter is required (not included).
Image: Visual representation of the Mytrix M16 controller's compatibility with various platforms including PS5, PS4, PS3, PC, Switch, Steam, Arcade, and Xbox (with adapter).
Hononga Tuatahi
- Connect the provided USB-C cable to the controller's USB-C port.
- Connect the other end of the USB-C cable to your desired gaming platform (PC, console, etc.).
- The controller should be automatically recognized by most compatible systems.
Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere
The Mytrix M16 features a GP-2040-CE chip for ultra-low latency and various control modes.
Aratau Mana
The controller supports multiple input modes:
- Aratau whakauru-X
- Whakawhiti aratau
- PS3/D-input mode
- aratau PS4
- Aratau papapātuhi
Button Layout and Key Values
Refer to the diagram and table below for the standard button layout and corresponding key values across different modes.
Image: Diagram showing the button layout of the Mytrix M16 controller and a table detailing key values for XInput, Switch, PS4/PS3, DInput, Arcade, and RP2040 modes.
Nga Mahi Motuhake
- Mahinga Turbo: Activates rapid fire for selected buttons. Consult the web configuration for specific setup.
- SOCD Cleaning Modes: Supports various Simultaneous Opposite Cardinal Direction cleaning modes to prevent conflicting directional inputs. Configurable via web atanga.
- M1/M2 Custom Buttons: Two customizable buttons for advanced control.
Rarama RGB
The controller features customizable RGB lighting with 4 preset modes.
Image: The Mytrix M16 controller displaying various RGB backlight colors, illustrating the 4 preset modes.
Custom RGB Lighting Controls
Adjust RGB lighting using the following button combinations:
- SELECT + START + X: Next Animation
- SELECT + START + Y: Previous Animation
- SELECT + START + A: Tiaho Ana
- SELECT + START + B: Raro Raro
- SELECT + START + RB: LED Parameter Up
- SELECT + START + RT: LED Parameter Down
- SELECT + START + LB: Pressed Parameter Up
- SELECT + START + LT: Pressed Parameter Down
Image: A visual guide to customizing RGB lighting on the Mytrix M16 controller, showing various color options and control combinations.
Maintenance and Customization
The Mytrix M16 is designed for easy maintenance and extensive customization.
Whakawhiti Hot-Swappable
The controller uses Gateron Low Profile Red Switches, which are hot-swappable. This allows you to replace switches without soldering.
- Momo Whakawhiti: Gateron Low Profile Ngā Pātene Whero
- Roa ora: 50 miriona
- Te Mahi Whakaoho: Tata ki te 45g
- Tawhiti Haerenga: 3.2mm
- Ira Whakaoho: 1.5mm
Whakaahua: Kati-ake view of the Gateron Low Profile Red Switches on the Mytrix M16 controller, highlighting their hot-swappable nature.
Detachable 7-Layer Design
The controller features a 7-layer detachable board design, enabling customization of the keyboard's graphics and internal components.
Whakaahua: Pahū view of the Mytrix M16 controller, showing its 7-layer detachable design for customization, including ABS keycaps, acrylic sheets, switches, and PCB board.
DIY Screen & Artwork Support
Personalize your controller with custom artwork and screen displays.
Whakaahua: Examples of custom artwork and screen displays on the Mytrix M16 controller, demonstrating DIY customization possibilities.
Whakapai Whānui
To clean your controller, use a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents. For deeper cleaning, the detachable layers allow access to internal components.
Raparongoā
This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your Mytrix M16 controller.
Nga Take Hononga
- Controller not detected: Ensure the USB-C cable is securely connected to both the controller and the device. Try a different USB port or cable.
- No data flow: If the controller powers on but is not recognized by any system (Windows, PopOS, consoles), attempt to access the web whirihora
Web Configuration Access
The Mytrix M16 features a built-in embedded web configuration interface for advanced settings and firmware updates.
- Puritia te Timata button while plugging the device into your computer.
- The controller should enter a special mode, often displaying an IP address on its small screen.
- Tuwhera a web browser on your computer and navigate to the displayed IP address.
- If the browser times out or no device is connected, ensure your computer's network settings allow connection to local devices.
Double Inputs or Unresponsive Buttons
- Double inputs: This can sometimes be caused by outdated firmware. Access the web configurator to check for and install the latest firmware updates.
- Pātene kore whakautu: The controller supports hot-swappable switches. If a specific button is unresponsive, try replacing its switch with one of the included spares using the keycap puller.
Ngā Whakahōu Firmware
Firmware updates are crucial for optimal performance and resolving potential issues. The Mytrix M16 uses an open-source GP2040-CE firmware.
- I mua i te whakahōu: It is highly recommended to back up your current settings and take screenshots of all web configurator pages. Firmware updates can sometimes reset settings or change interface elements.
- Post-update issues: If LEDs or the screen are deactivated after an update, you may need to re-enable them through the web configurator, as default firmware settings might disable these features.
- Refer to the official GP2040-CE documentation for detailed instructions on firmware updates and configuration.
Whakatakotoranga
| Āhuahira | Taipitopito |
|---|---|
| Tau tauira | M16 |
| Ahu (L x W x H) | 27 cm x 20 cm x 1 cm (10.63" x 7.87" x 0.39") |
| Taumaha | 1.92 pauna (tata ki te 0.87 kg) |
| Tiwhikete | GP-2040-CE (40nm process technology) |
| Roopuu | He iti rawa te 1ms |
| Whakawhiti | Gateron Low Profile Red Switches (Hot-swappable) |
| Rarama RGB | 4 preset modes, customizable colors |
| Whakaritenga | 7-layer detachable design, DIY artwork support |
| Aratau Mana | X-input, Switch, PS3/D-input, PS4, Keyboard |
| Nga waahanga motuhake | Turbo function, SOCD cleaning, M1/M2 custom buttons, embedded web whirihoranga |
Image: Diagram illustrating the physical dimensions of the Mytrix M16 controller: 27 cm (10.63") length, 20 cm (7.87") width, and 1 cm (0.39") thickness.
Pūtāhui me te Tautoko
Mytrix is committed to providing quality products and customer satisfaction. For technical support, warranty claims, or any inquiries, please contact Mytrix customer service.
- Ratonga Kiritaki: Refer to the Mytrix official website or your purchase platform for contact information.
- Pūtāhui: Specific warranty terms may vary by region and retailer. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty services.
