AceGamer Aurora PC Wireless Game Controller
Product Manual
Product Description
This product is a PC game controller, compatible with N-S series console. It features a built-in six-axis chip, suitable for somatosensory games, and is equipped with a high-precision Hall rocker and a dual voice coil motor, including a receiver.
Key Icons
The controller features the following labeled components:
- L1: Left shoulder button.
- Screenshot: Button for taking screenshots.
- Turbo: Button for turbo functionality.
- R1: Right shoulder button.
- Menu: Menu button.
- Y, X, B, A: Face buttons.
- A/B/X/Y: Label indicating the function of the face buttons.
- Right stick: Right analog stick, pressable for R3 function.
- View: View button.
- Left Joystick: Left analog stick, pressable for L3 function.
- D-pad: Directional pad.
- LED: Indicator light.
- Home: Home button.
- Trigger travel switches: Switches for adjusting trigger travel.
- R2: Right trigger.
- L2: Left trigger.
- M2: Macro button 2.
- M1: Macro button 1.
- Reset: Reset button.
- Back-key antitouch switches: Switches to prevent accidental presses of back keys.
A line drawing illustrates the front view of the AceGamer Aurora PC Wireless Game Controller, showing the layout of these buttons and sticks.
Product Parameters
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Input voltage | DC 5.0V |
| Operating current | 80 mA |
| Sleep current | ≤ 20 uA |
| Battery capacity | 1000 mAh |
| Operating time | ≥ 10 hours |
| Weight | 213 ±2g |
| Charging time | 2-3 hours |
| Vibration current | ≤ 140 mA |
| Charging current | about 450 mA |
| Data cable | Type-C |
| Wireless connection distance | < 10 m |
| Dimensions | 155 x 103 x 60 mm |
Connectivity
Wired Connection
The controller supports wired connection to a PC, offering both X-input and N-S Pro modes. When connected via USB, it is recognized as X-input mode, indicated by LED2. To switch to N-S Pro mode, simultaneously press and hold the View and Menu keys for 3 seconds (indicated by a short vibration prompt), and LED1 will light up. Controller shutdown saves the current PC wired mode settings; the factory default is X-input mode.
Bluetooth Connection
Bluetooth connection to a PC supports X-input and N-S Pro modes. For X-input mode, long press the controller HOME button for approximately 3 seconds for Bluetooth pairing. Then, on the PC, search for Bluetooth devices and connect to "Xbox Wireless Controller"; LED2 will turn on upon successful pairing. For N-S Pro Mode, long press the controller HOME + Y button for 3 seconds for Bluetooth pairing. On the PC, search for Bluetooth devices and connect to "Pro Controller"; LED1 will light up upon successful pairing.
Receiver Connection
To pair with the receiver, press and hold the controller A button, then press the HOME button for about 3 seconds. The controller LED1 and LED3 will flash rapidly. Insert the receiver into the device and press the pairing button on the receiver. Upon successful pairing, the controller LED2 will light up for X-input mode. To switch to N-S Pro mode, long press the controller View and Menu buttons for 3 seconds; LED1 will light up, and the controller will vibrate for 0.5 seconds. After switching receiver platform modes, the controller retains the setting upon shutdown and defaults to X-input mode. To reconnect to the receiver, press the HOME button; LED1 and LED3 will flash slowly. If the controller does not connect within two minutes, its light will turn off, but the receiver will remain in pairing mode, indicated by its button light flashing rapidly.
An illustration shows the pairing key on the receiver.
N-S Connection
To connect to an N-S console, turn on the console and enter its wireless pairing mode. Long press the controller HOME+Y button for 3 seconds to enter the pairing state, indicated by 4 flashing LEDs. Once connected to the console, the console icon will appear on the host screen, and the controller's channel light will illuminate.
Functional Adjustment
ABXY Key-Value Interchange
The game controller defaults to XBOX mode. To switch keys when connecting to an N-S console, press and hold the TURBO + Screenshot buttons for 3 seconds. The controller will provide a short vibration prompt. This setting is not saved upon shutdown.
Vibration Adjustment
The controller offers 4 vibration intensities: 100%, 80%, 50%, and 0%. The default power-up intensity is 100%. To increase or decrease vibration intensity, hold down the Turbo key and push the left joystick up (increase) or down (decrease) respectively, adjusting by one notch per movement.
Turbo Adjustment
The Turbo function can be set to semi-automatic or full-automatic continuous modes. The first time you press and hold the setup button and then press Turbo, it activates semi-automatic Turbo. The second operation enters full-automatic continuous function. The third operation cancels the continuous function. Settings are not saved upon power off, and the controller defaults to no burst function on power on. The function keys that can be set for Turbo include A/B/X/Y/L1/R1/L2/R2 (M1 and M2 keys are not programmable for Turbo). Turbo speed can be adjusted using the Turbo button combined with the right joystick pushed up or down, offering adjustable speeds of 5Hz, 12Hz, and 20Hz, with a default of 12Hz.
Six-Axis Calibration
To perform six-axis calibration, first ensure the controller is in hibernation state. Press the View button and Home button simultaneously for 3 seconds. The controller indicators LED1-2 will blink left and right, and LED3-4 will blink left and right, entering the sensor calibration mode. Place the controller in a horizontal position, then press and release the Menu button. The controller will then calibrate. Upon completion, all 4 LEDs will light up for 2 seconds before the controller automatically enters hibernation.
Disable Diagonal Function of the Arrow Keys
To prevent accidental diagonal inputs from the arrow keys during gameplay, you can disable this function. Long press the TURBO button and the "Up" arrow key simultaneously for 3 seconds. The controller will provide a short vibration prompt to confirm the function is disabled. To re-enable the diagonal direction function, repeat the same key combination. This feature helps avoid unintended actions caused by slight joystick movements.
Trigger Travel Switches
The trigger keys are equipped with travel switches. Pulling the switch adjusts the trigger for either full or half travel, allowing for customized input sensitivity.
Rocker, Trigger Manual Calibration
To manually calibrate the rockers and triggers, first turn on the controller. Then, long press the View, Menu, and HOME keys simultaneously for approximately 2 seconds to enter calibration mode. At this point, the controller's LED1 and LED2 will flash alternately, and LED3 and LED4 will flash alternately. Press the left and right triggers (L2/R2) to their lowest possible state 2-3 times. Subsequently, shake the left and right 3D rockers clockwise or counterclockwise 2-3 times. Finally, press the "A" key again to complete the calibration. The indicator lights will return to normal, signifying that the trigger and rocker calibration is finished.
FPS Mode
To optimize the gaming experience for FPS players, this game controller includes a professional joystick mode with no dead zone. While the controller is connected, long press the TURBO + L3 key (or R3) for 3 seconds. A short vibration prompt will indicate that the no dead zone mode has been activated. This mode can be set up individually for the left and right joysticks. The mode is deactivated upon machine shutdown and is not saved.
Macro Programming Functions
Programmable Keys
The programmable keys include: Joystick, Arrow keys, View, Menu, ABXY, L1/R1/L2/R2, L3/R3.
Programming Settings
- Press and hold the TURBO and M1 (or M2) keys simultaneously for about 2 seconds. A short vibration of the controller will prompt, and the channel light will flash slowly, indicating that the M1 (or M2) key has entered the programming state.
- Press the action key to be programmed. The channel light will flash three times rapidly, confirming that the key has been recorded. The recorded key sequence will be stored along with the input interval time. If the input interval time exceeds 15 seconds, the programming state will automatically exit, the indicator light will return to its previous state, and the programming will not be saved.
- After completing the programming, press the M1 key to exit (or M2 if M2 was used to enter programming). The controller will provide a short vibration prompt, and the channel indicator light will remain steadily lit. (In wired connection state, the controller charging light will revert to its blinking frequency). Each group of macro programming can store up to 25 action keys.
- After the M1 key (or M2) setting is completed, pressing the M1 key (or M2) will execute the programmed function according to the recorded interval times between action keys.
Clear Programming
- Press and hold the TURBO and M1 (or M2) keys simultaneously for about 2 seconds. The controller will provide a short vibration prompt, and the channel light will flash slowly, indicating that the M1 (or M2) key has entered the programming state.
- Without inputting any further keys, press the M1 key again (or M2 if M2 was used to enter programming). This action clears the programming function of the back key. The controller will provide a short vibration prompt, and the channel light will return to its previous state.
Memory Function
The M1 and M2 keys have shutdown memory. By default, they are factory set to M1=A and M2=B.
Macro Programming Cycle
After programming the macro function for a back key, press the "Screenshot" + "M1" (or M2) buttons simultaneously to cycle through the macro function of that key. Pressing the combination again will cancel the cycle. This function is not saved upon machine shutdown.
Preventing False Touches
The back button features an anti-false-touch switch. Pulling this switch restricts the back button from being accidentally pressed.
Rocker Aperture Light Effect Adjustment
Light Effect Modes
- Press and hold the TURBO button, then single tap the Menu button. The light effect will cycle through blue, red, green, yellow, orange, pink, and purple (seven monochrome colors) plus a mixed color option. The mixed color mode uses 4 LEDs: red in the upper left corner, blue in the lower left corner, yellow in the upper right corner, and green in the lower right corner. Each press cycles through these 8 kinds of color effects.
- Press and hold the TURBO button, then double tap the Menu button. The light effect will be a mixed-color aperture with running lights (left 3D clockwise, right 3D counterclockwise). Pressing and holding TURBO again and double tapping the Menu button will change the effect to a mixed-color breathing light, with LEDs showing red (upper left), blue (lower left), yellow (upper right), and green (lower right). Pressing and holding TURBO once more and double tapping the Menu button will close the aperture. After the aperture is closed, the next time you use the TURBO button with single or double taps of the Menu key, the aperture will reopen with the corresponding light effect.
Brightness Adjustment
To adjust the light brightness, press and hold the TURBO button, then long press the View key without releasing it. The light brightness will cycle from dark to bright. Release the View key to set the current brightness. A 0.5-second vibration prompt will occur during these operations. The controller remembers the state of the adjusted light effect. The factory setting for light effects is mixed-color aperture running lights with a brightness of 70%.
Power Off/Charging/Low Battery Alarm
| Status | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Shut down | When the game controller is in Bluetooth pairing state, if pairing fails for more than 60 seconds, it will automatically shut down and hibernate. If the controller is turned on with no action for 5 minutes, it will automatically go into hibernation. After the gamepad is connected to the device, if the console hibernates, the controller will also hibernate. When the controller is in the back-connect state for about 15 seconds without a successful back-connect, it will automatically hibernate. The controller will not hibernate if it is set up with full-automatic TURBO action and macro function cycles. |
| Recharge | When the controller is not connected, the controller channel light indicator blinks while charging, and the full light goes out. When the controller is connected, the currently connected channel light indicator blinks while charging, and the full light is always on. |
| Low battery warning | When the battery power of the controller is lower than 10%, the current channel indicator light flashes to indicate low power, and the controller needs to be charged. When the battery power drops as low as 3.45V, the controller will automatically shut down. |
Security Instructions
- Please read this manual carefully before use to familiarize yourself with operation and adjustment.
- The product must not be disassembled privately.
- It is strictly prohibited to put the product in fire or water to avoid explosion.
- The charging source is a 5V/2A charging cable; non-standard charging equipment is not applicable to this product.
Reset
When to Reset
If your game controller fails to pair, is not responding, or just displays a blinking light, follow these steps to reset it.
Steps
- Turn off and unplug the game controller.
- Locate the Reset button on the back of the game controller, near the programming buttons. It is inside a small hole.
- Press the button with a small unfolded paper clip or small tool.
- This will reset the game controller with one click.
Operation Illustration
An illustration shows the back of the game controller, highlighting the small hole containing the reset button, with text indicating "Press vertically".
Packing List
The package includes the following items:
- Game controller
- Rechargeable Data Cable
- Product Manual
- Receiver
Images show each of these items.
