Atari SINGLE PLAYER USB FIGHT STICK User manual

SINGLE PLAYER
USB FIGHT STICK
Quick-Start Guide
www.microcenter.com
©2021 Hilliard, Ohio
3B/3B+/3A+
FOR
Raspberry Pi®

12
WHAT IS IN THE BOX:
A. Single Player USB Atari Fight Stick
B. USB Cable
C. This Quick Start Guide
A
B
C
WELCOME!
This guide will get you up and running quickly with your new Single Player
USB Atari Fight Stick.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
What is Included............................................................................... 2
Platform ............................................................................................ 3
Control Layout
PC Gamepad ................................................................................ 4
PS3................................................................................................ 5
Keyboard ..................................................................................... 6
Tubo, Mode & USB Driver Mode ..................................................... 7
USB Encoder Pinout Diagram .......................................................... 8
Master Mapping Table ..................................................................... 9
How to Connect.............................................................................. 10
Use of Trackball & Spinner............................................................. 11
Configuring the Mouse.................................................................. 12
Help Information ............................................................................ 13
Tech Support Hours ........................................................................ 14

34
CONTROL LAYOUT
PC Gamepad
910
Turbo Mode
1
23
4
5
67
8
11 12
D-Up
D-Down
D-Left D-Right
COMPATIBLE SYSTEMS
WINDOWS
LINUX/UBUNTU
MAC
ANDROID
RASPBERRY PI
PLAYSTATION 3
PLATFORM

56
CONTROL LAYOUT
PS3
CONTROL LAYOUT
Keyboard
Turbo Mode
R1 L1
Select
Start
Up
Down
Left Right
L2
R2
X
O
Keypad 1
XC
V
Z
P
Enter
L-CTRL L-Shift
L-Space
L-ALT

78
TURBO, MODE & USB DRIVER MODE
Gamepad Driver Mode:
Hold button 1 + MODE button for 3 seconds to enable gamepad mode.
Keyboard Driver Mode:
Hold button 2 + MODE button for 3 seconds to switch the device to
keyboard mode.
Use the keyboard mapping diagram and master mapping table to enable
you to operate the device in keyboard mode.
Mouse Driver Mode:
Hold button 3 + MODE button for 3 seconds to enable mouse control
mode
Mouse movement is controlled by joystick up, down, left, right
Mouse left click is operated by Player 1 Button 1
Mouse right click is operated by Player 1 Button 2
Mouse scroll up is operated by Player 1 Button 3
Mouse scroll down is operated by Player 1 Button 4
Mouse scroll click is operated by Player 1 Button 5
Button Turbo Option:
All button turbo - In non-turbo state, press the turbo key to enable the
turbo option for all buttons
Individual button turbo - In non-turbo state, hold the desired button and
press the turbo key to enable the turbo option for an individual button
Disable turbo – In turbo state, press turbo key to disable turbo
functionality
Button Mode Option:
Pressing the Mode button would switch between D-pad and A-pad
joystick mode in the gamepad driver mode.
USB ENCODER PINOUT DIAGRAM

910
MASTER MAPPING TABLE HOW TO CONNECT
GPIO PIN HID GAMEPAD PS3 HID KEYBOARD
SHIFT KEY
Holding Player 1
Keypad 1
D Stick Down Left Stick Down Down Arrow P
U Stick Up Left Stick Up Up Arrow -
R Stick Right Left Stick Right Right Arrow Tab
L Stick Left Left Stick Left Left Arrow Enter
1 Button 1 X L-CTRL Keypad 5
2 Button 2 Circle L-ALT
3 Button 3 R2 Space
4 Button 4 Square L-Shift
5 Button 5 Triangle Z
6 Button 6 R1 X
7 Button 7 L1 C
8 Button 8 L2 V
9 Button 9 P
10 Button 10 Enter
11 Button 11 Select Keypad 5
12 Button 12 Start Keypad 1

11 12
USE OF TRACKBALL & SPINNER
The trackball & spinner are together recognized as a single HID mouse
device in RetroPie.
To ensure both trackball and the spinner are working correctly in
RetroPie, the correct mouse index will need to be configured in the
global configuration files/Retroarch GUI.
Please be aware that only a few emulators support mouse-like devices,
including lr-mame2003, lr-mame 2010 and AdvanceMAME. Please make
sure either one of the emulator mentioned above is installed in your
RetroPie system prior to the configuration.
CONFIGURING THE MOUSE
The instructions below are based on lr-mame2003 in RetroPie.
Configure Mouse Index Through Retroarch GUI:
1. In the RetroPie menu, go to “OPTIONS CONFIGURATION.”
2. Select “Retroarch” to enter the Retroarch GUI.
3. Under the setting tab, select “Input”.
4. Select “Port 1 Binds” (Select different ports for other players).
5. Set Mouse Index to “2” (index number might be different if there is more
than one mouse device connected).
6. Save the current configuration.
Configure Mouse Index Through Command Line:
1. In the RetroPie menu, press the keyboard key “F4” to bring up the
RetroPie Command line.
2. Type in: sudo nano/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg to edit the
global cfg file.
3. Add the following line to the cfg file: input_player1_mouse_index = ”2”
(index number might be different if there is more than one mouse device
connected).
4. Save the file by using CTRL-X, Y, then ENTER.
For More Information Visit RetroPie Docs at:
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Spinners,-Trackballs,
-Lightguns,-and-other-Mouse-Devices/

13 14
WHERE TO GET UPDATES & MORE INFORMATION
Since the Raspberry Pi eco system is always evolving to bigger and better
things, you should periodically head over to microcenter.com/pi to get
the latest information about programming the Raspberry Pi.
To learn more about the Raspberry Pi, you can also head over to the
Raspberry Pi foundation website at raspberrypi.org.
More advanced information on Retropie can be found at retropie.org.
WHERE TO GET HELP
If you need help, we are always here for you! Don’t hesitate to stop by
one of our stores which can be found across the United States. You can
also chat online or email us directly through the Micro Center website at
microcenter.com.
Did you know you can also call our technical support team at 614-850-3670.
Please make sure to have your purchase information available prior to
calling so we can better answer your questions.
TECH SUPPORT HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday - Friday, 9am to Midnight EDT
Saturday, 10am to Midnight EDT
Sunday, 11am to 9pm EDT
(Excluding posted holiday hours)