Pukapuka Kaiwhakamahi mō te Kaiwhakahaere Kēmu Nihokikorangi a Machenike G3V2

Kupu Whakataki

This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of your Machenike G3V2 Bluetooth Gaming Controller. Please read this manual carefully to ensure optimal performance and longevity of your device.

Tatūnga

1. Ihirangi mokete

Manatokona kei roto katoa nga mea kei roto i te kete:

• Machenike G3V2 Bluetooth Gaming Controller
• Tauranga Whakatau
• USB-C taura
• Pukapuka Kaiwhakamahi
• Dual-Core Receiver (for 2.4G wireless connection)

2. Te Whakataki i te Kaiwhakahaere

The controller features a built-in 1000mAh high-capacity battery. For initial use, fully charge the controller.

1. Connect the USB-C cable to the charging dock.
2. Place the controller onto the charging dock.
3. The controller's RGB lighting will indicate charging status.

Atahanga: The Machenike G3V2 controller resting on its dedicated charging dock, illustrating the charging process.

Atahanga: He roto view highlighting the 1000mAh high-capacity battery, ensuring extended playtime.

3. Te hono i te Kaiwhakahaere

The Machenike G3V2 supports Tri-Mode Connectivity: Bluetooth, 2.4G Wireless (via Dual-Core Receiver), and Wired USB-C.

3.1. Connecting to Nintendo Switch (Bluetooth Mode)

1. Ensure your Nintendo Switch is powered on.
2. On the Machenike G3V2 controller, hold the Y + Home buttons simultaneously until the indicator light flashes rapidly, changing from slow to fast flashing. This puts the controller into Switch pairing mode.
3. On your Switch, navigate to the HOME Menu, select "Controllers", then "Change Grip/Order".
4. Wait for the controller to connect automatically. Once connected, the controller will vibrate, and its icon will appear on the Switch screen.
5. Pehia te A pātene i runga i te pūmana hei whakaū.
6. To swap the A/B/X/Y button layout to match the Switch standard, press FN + A.

3.2. Connecting to PC/Other Devices (2.4G Wireless)

For PC and other compatible devices, use the included Dual-Core Receiver for a 2.4G wireless connection.

1. Plug the Dual-Core Receiver into an available USB port on your device.
2. Turn on the controller. It should automatically connect to the receiver.
3. The controller supports a 1000Hz polling rate for ultra-low latency via 2.4G wireless.

Atahanga: The Dual-Core Receiver, which supports simultaneous connection of two controllers for cooperative play.

3.3. Hononga Waea

Connect the controller directly to your device using the USB-C cable for a stable wired connection. This mode also supports a 1000Hz polling rate.

Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

1. Ngā Rākau Harikoa me ngā Pūwhakaoho Pānga Hōro

The controller features dual Hall-Effect sensing joysticks and high-precision trigger buttons, designed for durability and accuracy without drift.

Atahanga: An illustration of the infinitely adjustable Hall Joystick and other key features like dual customizable back buttons and 1000mAh battery.

Atahanga: He taipitopito view of the dual Hall-Effect Joysticks, emphasizing their no-drift, ultra-smooth, and highly durable characteristics with 5M+ cycle lifespan and electromagnetic sensing.

Atahanga: A close-up of the dual Hall-Effect Triggers, highlighting contactless operation, 255 levels of linear control, and millisecond actuation for rapid response.

2. Joystick and Trigger Calibration

If you experience slight misalignment or drift with joysticks or triggers, perform a calibration:

2.1. Te Whakatairanga Joystick

1. Patohia me te pupuri i te B + Back + Home buttons simultaneously until the blue LED flashes.
2. Move both joysticks in full circles (about three full rotations) slowly and steadily.
3. Pehia te Tīmata button to save. The controller will power off, indicating successful calibration.
4. Reconnect the controller to resume normal operation.

2.2. Whakatairanga Keu

1. Patohia me te pupuri i te Y + Back + Home buttons simultaneously until the red LED flashes.
2. Press both triggers normally all the way down three times. Do not press too hard.
3. Pehia te Tīmata button to save. The controller will power off, indicating successful calibration.
4. Reconnect the controller to resume normal operation.

Tuhipoka: When calibrating, use normal, gentle pressure to ensure accurate results and avoid abnormal behavior.

3. Customizable Force Adjustable Stick Tension

The joysticks feature adjustable tension, allowing customization from lightweight and agile to heavy and precise. This feature helps adapt to various game requirements.

Atahanga: An illustration showing the force adjustment lever for joysticks, with a damping adjustment range of 40-80gf. Tools are required to remove the joystick cap for adjustment.

4. Ngā Pātene Whakamuri Ka taea te Whakarite (M1/M2)

The controller includes two customizable back buttons (M1 and M2) that can be programmed for single key assignments or complex macros (up to 32 programmable actions).

4.1. Assigning a Single Key

1. Puritia FN + M1 (or M2) to enter recording mode. The left joystick's light ring will glow with a soft blue breathing effect.
2. Press the desired key you wish to assign (e.g., A, B, X, Y, RB, LB).
3. Perehi M1 (or M2) again to save the assignment. The light ring will flash three times, indicating successful saving.

4.2. Recording Multiple Keys (Macro)

1. Puritia FN + M1 (or M2) to enter recording mode.
2. Press the sequence of keys you want to record (e.g., A, B, X, Y, RB, LB). The timing between key presses will be recorded.
3. Perehi M1 (or M2) again to save the macro. The light ring will flash three times.
4. When you press the assigned back button, it will automatically send the entire recorded combo.

4.3. Clearing an Assignment

1. Puritia FN + M1 (or M2) to enter recording mode.
2. Without pressing any other key, press M1 (or M2) again to save a blank input. The light ring will flash three times. This effectively clears the previous assignment.

Atahanga: An illustration of the dual customizable back buttons (M1 and M2) and their macro recording and remapping capabilities.

5. Rarama RGB

The controller features dual-ring dynamic RGB lighting around the joysticks, offering customizable aesthetic appeal.

Atahanga: The controller showcasing its dual 1000Hz polling rate and RGB lighting around the joysticks.

6. Native Vibration Feedback

Experience immersive feedback with 4-level native vibration, where asymmetrical rotor motors replicate in-game actions for realistic driving vibrations and authentic recoil feedback.

Atahanga: An illustration demonstrating the 4-level native vibration feature, providing immersive feedback for various game genres like RCG (racing) and FPS (first-person shooter).

7. Mobile App Customization (Keylinker 2.0)

Utilize the Keylinker 2.0 mobile application for smart, hassle-free quick setup and advanced customization options, including precise timing adjustments for macros.

Atahanga: Screenshots of the Keylinker 2.0 mobile application interface, showing various customization options for the controller.

Te tiaki

1. Tiaki Pūhiko

The 1000mAh high-capacity battery provides extended playtime. To maximize battery life:

• A ape i te tino tuku i te pākahiko i nga wa katoa.
• Whakaorangia te kaiwhakahaere ki te waahi makariri, maroke ina kore e whakamahia.
• Use the dedicated charging dock for efficient and fast charging.

2. Te horoi

To clean your controller:

• Whakamahia he kakahu ngohengohe, maroke hei muru i te mata.
• Mo te paru maro, paku dampen te kakahu ki te wai, ki te otinga horoi ngawari ranei.
• A ape i te whakamahi i nga matū kino, i nga taonga awhiowhio ranei, na te mea ka taea e enei te pakaru te mutunga o te kaiwhakahaere.

Raparongoā

1. Nga Take Hononga

• Karekau te kaiwhakahaere e hono ana: Ensure the controller is in the correct pairing mode (e.g., Y+Home for Switch). Check your device's Bluetooth settings.
• Hononga mokowhiti: Ensure the controller is within range of your device. For 2.4G wireless, ensure the Dual-Core Receiver is securely plugged in and not obstructed.
• Kāore i te mōhiotia te hononga waea: Try a different USB-C cable or USB port. Ensure the cable is fully inserted.

2. Joystick Drift or Trigger Malfunction

If joysticks or triggers exhibit unintended movement or fail to register input correctly, perform the calibration steps detailed in the "Operating Instructions" section (Joystick and Trigger Calibration).

3. Programmable Button Issues

• Button not responding: Ensure the button has been correctly assigned. Try clearing the assignment and re-recording it.
• Macro timing issues: Use the Keylinker 2.0 mobile app for more precise timing adjustments in macros.

4. Ngā Take Hononga Taupānga

If you encounter issues with the Keylinker 2.0 app, ensure your controller is connected to your mobile device via Bluetooth and the app is updated to the latest version.

Whakatakotoranga

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

For warranty information and customer support, please refer to the official Machenike website or contact Machenike customer service directly. You can also visit the Machenike Store on Amazon mo etahi atu rauemi me nga taipitopito whakapā.

Protection plans are available for purchase separately to extend coverage for your device.