Saitek PX4000 Manuale utente

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PX4000

PX4000 - Head On

4 Buttons

Turbo Button

Start Button

Analog Button

Select Button

8-Way D Pad

Right Analog Stick

Left Analog Stick

Throttle Wheel

Analog Mode LED

Turbo LED

(Analog

compatible)

(Analog

compatible)

Triggers (R1, R2, L1 & L2)

(Analog compatible)

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the new Saitek PX4000 gamepad. The Saitek PX4000 gives you

the latest Twin Analog technology on a gamepad for the Sony PlayStation2™/PSone™/PlayStation™

and combines it with Double Shock/Double Shock 2 to produce a superior product for the discerning

gamer. Ergonomically designed with a superbly sculptured Throttle Wheel and Double Shock/Double

Shock 2, the Saitek PX4000 offers a fusion of the latest technology with top-of-the range styling.

Getting Started

Securely insert the gamepad connector into the connector port of your Sony

PlayStation2™/PSone™/PlayStation™console. Switch on your console and insert your chosen game

and follow the on-screen instructions.

EXTRA FEATURES AVAILABLE WITH THE PX4000

Switching Between Digital and Analog Modes

The Saitek PX4000 comes with two Analog Sticks for increased precision, performance and playing

power. Most of the push buttons, including the D-Pad, x, o, ∆,o, L1, L2, R1 and R2 are also proportion-

al to the pressure applied on these buttons and allow precision controls and flexibility in PlayStation 2™

(on supported games only). Simply select the Analog Mode for complete control in driving and flying

games or any game where accuracy in movement is crucial.

Switch between Digital and Analog Modes by pressing the Analog Mode Button. The Analog LED will

light up when the gamepad is in Analog Mode. In some cases, the game itself will make this change

automatically, overriding the Analog/Digital Mode. For more details, consult the game’s user manual. The

default power-up mode for the gamepad is Digital Mode.

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Using the PX4000 in Digital Mode

In this mode, the Saitek PX4000 simulates the standard Sony PlayStation2™/PSone™/PlayStation™

gamepad. The Analog Sticks work in Digital Mode, emulating the D-Pad and buttons and if pressed,

work as the L1 and R1 buttons.

Using the PX4000 in Analog Mode

In Analog Mode, as well as the standard Digital features, the dual Analog Sticks of the Saitek PX4000

become active. Used with the Throttle Wheel, it makes the PX4000 ideal for use with those games that

require a high level of control.

To use the Analog features, look for games that display the

‘Analog Controller Compatible’label on the game’s packaging.

Lockable Axis on Analog Sticks

To improve your gaming, Saitek have added a unique feature to the

PX4000 – a lockable axis for the Analog Sticks. This is ideal for

those situations when the axes need to be separately controlled, eg,

for steering or for accelerator/brake function. Simply press down the

button to the side of the stick and rotate the dial to the direction lock

you require - either "Up/Down" or "Right/Left" depending on the type

of game you are playing. This will especially improve your control in

driving and first-person games.

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ANALOG

BUTTON

PRESS

MODE ANALOG

LED D-PAD LEFT

ANALOG

STICK

RIGHT

ANALOG

STICK

THROTTLE

WHEEL

DIGITAL OFF ON D-PAD ■

▲● ON / ■

POWER-UP

DEFAULT

1st PRESS

2nd PRESS

ANALOG ON ON ANALOG

STICK ANALOG

STICK ON / ■

ANALOG &

THROTTLE FLASHING

ON ANALOG

STICK OFF

ON /

ANALOG YR

3rd PRESS REVERT TO DEFAULT

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Analog Sticks Work In All Modes

Unlike most other gamepads, where the Analog Sticks will not function in Digital Mode, the Analog

Sticks of the Saitek PX4000 do work in Digital Mode - emulating the D-Pad and the 4 Buttons. The ben-

efits of this are that your new gamepad will work in your old Digital games and that it will also give you

the choice of using either the Analog Sticks or D-Pad 4 Buttons – suiting your personal gaming style

exactly.

Double Shock/Double Shock 2

Double Shock/Double Shock 2 are the names we give to Saitek’s superior, ultra-responsive Shock

Technology. Games for the Sony PlayStation 2™/PSone™/PlayStation™ displaying the Dual

Shock™/Dual Shock 2™ logos will activate the twin Shock motors integrated into the Saitek PX4000

gamepad. These motors are situated both left and right on the pad and operate in varying degrees of

strength, from a slight shock to full feedback.

Throttle Wheel

The Saitek PX4000 comes with a self-centering Throttle Wheel for improved play - especially in driving

and flying games. It is situated in the optimum position for precision game play – allowing the user to

control the wheel with thumb or finger. The power-up default setting for the Throttle Wheel is ON.

Turbo Functions

Each of the buttons can be independently selected to have the Turbo function. Press and hold down the

Turbo key and the Turbo LED will be lighted steadily. Then, press the button(s) you prefer with turbo

function once, (press it a second time will turn off turbo on that button). When you are done, release the

Turbo key to exit and the Turbo LED will be off.

Pressing any of the programmed keys will now have the stream-firing effect. The Turbo LED will flash to

indicate the action.

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Troubleshooting

Technical Support

The Saitek Website

If you have access to an Internet connection, many of your technical queries may be answered with a

simple visit to the Saitek Website at: http://www.saitek.com

The technical support area will provide you with all the information you need to get the most out of your

gamepad and solve any problems that you might have.

The site also contains regularly updated material including information about:

•Current and forthcoming products

• Links to useful sites

• Useful information

Contacting Saitek

If you do not have access to the Internet, or if the Saitek Website cannot answer your question, you will

need to contact your local Saitek Technical Support Team.

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However, before contacting Technical Support, here are a few tips to help us to help you:

• Make sure you have followed all the steps shown in this manual

• Check that the gamepad is correctly connected to your Sony PlayStation2™/PSone™

/PlayStation™

At Saitek, we aim to offer a comprehensive and thorough technical support to all of our users. So,

before you call, make sure that you have all of the information necessary for us to help you.

•Know the problem

•Know the version of the game you are playing

• Be ready – if possible, please try and ring whilst sitting at the Sony PlayStation2™/ PSone™/

PlayStation™ with all the relevant information and hardware to hand. If you are having a problem

with a particular game, make sure that you have that game loaded

To contact your local Saitek Technical Support Center, look up the relevant address on the separate

Saitek Support Sheet that comes packaged with this product.

"Sony" is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation

"Sony PlayStation2™/PSone™/PlayStation™" are a registered trademarks of Sony Computer

Entertainment Inc.

"Dual Shock and Dual Shock 2" are a registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.

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