Joystick

jstest /dev/input/js0

(Paket joystick)

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Options:

1. X Send X events. May be compiled out of your copy of joy2key.

1. rawconsole

For SVGALIB and similar programs that put the keyboard in raw mode. Sends scancodes. May be compiled out

           of your copy of joy2key.

1. terminal

Send ascii characters. May be compiled out of your copy of joy2key.

1. axis Specifies actions to send when passing low/high values for each axis. Specified in pairs, from axis0 …

axisN, that is, the X axis is axis0, then the Y axis (axis1), then if you have a joystick hat that may be

           axis 2 and 3, etc.  To figure out which axis is which, use the jstest program that comes with the joystick
           driver.

1. buttons

Similar to -arrows, but for buttons. Goes from button0 … buttonN, specifying key to send for each but-

           ton on joystick.  Use the jstest program to determine the numbering for each button.

1. thresh

Specifies low/high thresholds to use (i.e. at what point moving the stick or pressing the gamepad triggers

           an event) in pairs, for each joystick axis.

1. dev Specifies joystick device to use. Defaults /dev/input/js0 (first joystick)

1. autorepeat

Turns on and optionally specifies autorepeat frequency, i.e. the number of times per second a button

           which is held down will be repeated.

1. deadzone

Controls sensitivity when manually calibrating.

1. rcfile

Sets the rc file to look in.

1. config

Reads in a config in an rc file.

START xkobo
xkobo
-X
-buttons Shift_L s
-axis Left Right Up Down

START ines
-X
-buttons z a Tab Return
-axis Left Right Up Down

START quake2
# set the following keybindings in quake2:
# bind kp_up +forward
# bind kp_down +back
# bind kp_leftarrow +left
# bind kp_rightarrow +right
# bind ctrl +attack
# bind shift +movedown
# bind alt +strafe
# bind space +moveup
# bind / weapnext
# bind ins +klook
# * The same notes for playing sdoom (below) apply to console 
# quake as well.
-rawconsole
-axis 75 77 72 80
-buttons 97 42 56 57 53 110

START doom
# Since sdoom is a console application, you either
# A] must run joy2key on the same virtual console as sdoom
#    (try joy2key -config doom &)
#    (don't forget to kill joy2key when you are done, or 
#     moving the joystick will continue to send keys to
#     the console)
#                           or
# B] run joy2key as root (so it can send keypresses to virtual
#    consoles it doesn't own)
#    (again, remeber to kill it when you are done)
# send keyup codes
-rawconsole
# Control (fire) : LShift (run) : Alt (strafe) : Space (open/push)
-buttons 97 42 56 57 
# Left Arrow : Right Arrow : Up Arrow : Down Arrow
-axis 75 77 72 80

START X11Amp
-X X11Amp
-axis z b c c 
-buttons z b c c

START snes9x
-X
-axis Left Right Up Down
-buttons s x d c a z Return space

ShanWan SJ@JX Gamepad

Bus 001 Device 007: ID 20bc:5500 ShenZhen ShanWan Technology Co., Ltd. Frostbite controller

• 3D joystick for flight simulation games, Analogue Stick Thumb sticks Joystick Cap Mushroom Head.
• Developed for Nintendo Switch game console. DIY your Nintendo Switch controller.
• Suitable for PS3, Nintendo Switch, Raspberry Pi, Retropie, MAME and all windows systems! * Hold the Mode key for 5 seconds to switch to mode.
• Make sure to open Pro Controller Wired Communication on the Nintendo switch settings page
• Size:Board 8.5cm(9cm with USB Plug) x 3.5cm. USB Cable 180cm. Button and Joystick Cable 20cm.

Macro commands and SOCD function. More notes on extended functionality.

1. Press and hold the Macro button until the Macro LED flashes to start editing the Macro command.

2. Enter the key combination sequentially.

(1) Available buttons: A, B, X, Y, L1, L2, L3, R1, R2, R3, SE, ST.

(2) Available joysticks: up, up-left, left, down-left, down, down-right, right, up-right.

(3) The key value is output at a fixed rate, and the time interval for inputting the key value is not recorded.

3. Short press the Macro button, the LED stops flashing, and the recording is successful.

4. Press the Macro button to sequentially output the recorded key combination.

5. For example:

(1)Press and hold the Macro 1 button until the light flashes.

(2)Press in sequence: left, down-left, down, A, B.

(3)Short press the Macro 1 button, the indicator light stops flashing.

(4)Then, short press the Macro 1 button, the encoding board will output left, down-left, down, A, B in sequence.

6. SOCD (Simultaneous Opposing Cardinal Directions):

Preset 5 different SOCD modes.

Select the mode you want, hold down the X, A, B and Y button, then press the select button once.

The LED blinks a few times and then turns off, and the setting is successful.

(1) Button X + Select:

←+→=→, ↓+↑=↑, ←+↓+→=↓.

(2) Button A + Select (default. Applies to most situations.):

←+→=None, ↓+↑=None, ←+↓+→=↓.

(3) Button B + Select:

←+→=→, ↓+↑=↑, ←+↓+→=↘.

(4) Button Y + Select:

←+→=None, ↓+↑=↑, ←+↓+→=↓.

(5) Button L1 + Select:

←+→=←, ↓+↑=↑, ←+↓+→=↓.