iPega PG-SW018A Wireless Controller User Manual
Introduction
Welcome to the iPega PG-SW018A Wireless Controller. This manual provides essential information on its features, operation, and specifications to help you get the most out of your gaming experience.
Product Overview
The iPega PG-SW018A is a high-performance wireless controller designed for compatibility with multiple gaming platforms. It features an ergonomic design for comfortable extended use and responsive controls. This particular model is enhanced with a distinctive Spiderman-themed aesthetic.
Package Contents
- 1 x iPega PG-SW018A Wireless Controller
- 1 x USB Charging Cable
- 1 x User Manual
Key Features
- Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity for stable, low-latency gaming.
- Broad compatibility across Nintendo Switch, PC (Windows), Android, and iOS devices.
- Ergonomically shaped grips for enhanced comfort during long gaming sessions.
- Integrated rechargeable battery for convenient wireless play.
- Adjustable Turbo function for rapid button presses.
- Supports motion control (gyroscope) functionality on the Nintendo Switch.
- Dual vibration motors provide immersive haptic feedback.
- Unique Spiderman-themed design.
Specifications
Feature | Specification |
---|---|
Model | PG-SW018A |
Connectivity | Bluetooth 4.0 / USB Wired |
Working Voltage | DC 3.7V |
Working Current | Approx. 30mA |
Battery Capacity | 600mAh |
Charging Time | Approx. 2-3 hours |
Continuous Play Time | Approx. 8-10 hours |
Platform Support | Nintendo Switch, PC, Android, iOS |
Button Layout and Functions
The controller features a comprehensive layout designed for intuitive control:
- Left Analog Stick: Primary directional input for character movement.
- Right Analog Stick: Controls camera perspective or secondary movement.
- D-Pad: Four directional buttons (Up, Down, Left, Right) for precise input.
- Face Buttons: Labeled A, B, X, Y, arranged in a standard Nintendo Switch configuration.
- Shoulder Buttons: L1 and R1, located on the top edge.
- Triggers: L2 and R2, providing analog input.
- System Buttons: Includes HOME (for Nintendo Switch menu), START, SELECT (or -/+), TURBO, and SHARE buttons.
- Pairing Button: Typically found on the back or top for initiating Bluetooth pairing.
- USB Port: Located on the top, used for charging and optional wired connection.
Textual Description of Diagram: Visualize a standard gamepad. The top surface displays two clickable analog sticks positioned at the top-left and top-right. Below the left analog stick is a directional pad (D-pad) with four distinct directional inputs. To the right of the D-pad, four primary action buttons (A, B, X, Y) are arranged in a diamond pattern. A central HOME button is situated above these action buttons. Below the action buttons are the SELECT (-) and START (+) buttons. The top edge of the controller features two shoulder buttons (L1, R2) and two triggers (L2, R2). The rear of the controller typically houses a small pairing button and a USB-C port for charging.
Connection Methods
Connecting to Nintendo Switch
- Ensure your Nintendo Switch console is powered on.
- Press and hold the HOME button on the iPega PG-SW018A controller until the LED indicators begin to flash rapidly, indicating pairing mode.
- On the Nintendo Switch console, navigate to the 'System Settings' menu, then select 'Controllers and Sensors', and choose 'Change Grip/Order'.
- The controller should appear on the console's screen. Press the L and R buttons on the controller simultaneously to complete the pairing process.
- Once successfully paired, the LED indicator on the controller will change to a solid light.
Note: For a wired connection, connect the controller to the Nintendo Switch dock using the provided USB cable.
Connecting to PC (Windows)
Bluetooth Connection:
- Activate pairing mode on the controller by pressing and holding the HOME button until the LEDs flash.
- On your PC, open 'Bluetooth & other devices' settings and select 'Add Bluetooth or other device'.
- Choose 'Bluetooth' and then select 'PG-SW018A' (or a similar identifier) from the list of available devices.
- Upon successful pairing, the controller's LED indicator will remain solid.
Wired Connection:
- Connect the controller to your PC using the supplied USB cable.
- Your PC should automatically detect the controller and install the necessary drivers.
- The controller is now ready for use in wired mode.
Connecting to Android/iOS Devices
Bluetooth Connection:
- Initiate pairing mode on the controller by pressing and holding the HOME button until the LED indicators flash.
- On your Android or iOS device, navigate to the Bluetooth settings and search for new devices.
- Select 'PG-SW018A' (or a similar identifier) from the detected devices to pair.
- A solid LED indicator confirms a successful connection.
Note: Game compatibility and functionality may vary depending on the specific device and operating system version. Some games might require third-party controller mapping applications.
Turbo Function Setup
To enable the Turbo function for a specific button:
- Press and hold the desired button on the controller.
- While holding the button, press the TURBO button. This will activate the auto-repeat function for that button.
To disable the Turbo function for a button:
- Press and hold the button for which Turbo is currently enabled.
- While holding the button, press the TURBO button again. This action will disable the Turbo function for that specific button.
To clear all Turbo functions:
- Press and hold the TURBO button for approximately 3 seconds. All previously set Turbo functions will be deactivated.
Charging the Controller
To charge the controller, connect it to a USB power source using the provided USB charging cable. The LED indicator will display the charging status; typically, it flashes while charging and turns solid when the battery is fully charged. A complete charge usually takes between 2 to 3 hours.
Textual Description of Diagram: A USB cable is shown connecting a standard USB-A connector to the controller's USB-C port. An LED indicator light, located near the port, is depicted as illuminated, indicating the charging status.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
- Controller Not Connecting: Ensure the controller is adequately charged and in pairing mode. Verify Bluetooth settings on your connected device. Attempt to restart both the controller and the device.
- Unresponsive Buttons: Confirm that the controller is correctly paired and has sufficient battery charge. If issues persist, try resetting the controller using the reset button, often found as a small pinhole on the controller's casing.
- No Vibration Feedback: Check the game or system settings to ensure vibration is enabled. Confirm the controller is not in a low-power state that might disable vibration.
Safety and Handling Guidelines
- Protect the controller from moisture and avoid exposure to extreme temperature conditions.
- Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the controller, as this may cause damage or void the warranty.
- Always use the provided USB charging cable for charging the device.
- Handle the controller with care to prevent damage from drops or impacts.