Геймпад wireless controller x3 инструкция

Mad Catz MCB322690006/04/1 L.Y.N.X.3 Mobile Wireless Controller

Introduction

The L.Y.N.X.3 takes the award-winning design and functionality of the L.Y.N.X.9 and delivers a product for the mobile masses. This is a controller, designed to live with you, and work on as many devices as possible, whether at home, or on the go.
The product contains all the controls needed for a core gaming experience on mobile phone and tablets running Android. For mobile gaming, the removable phone clip is ideal for grabbing some game time wherever you are. Whether you are on Android or PC, gamers also have the freedom to tweak the response profiles of the sticks and triggers to suit their game. This is achieved via our free apps for both Android and Windows.

L.Y.N.X.3 is not just about gaming. We understand that a customer’s smart device has become the centre of their world in terms of accessing social media and music, films and TV. The controller has two modes of operation. One for Gaming, the other for Media. When in Media mode the user can access full mouse cursor control with the left stick, and a host of media and mouse buttons for quick, intuitive control of your Android set-top-box or Windows Media PC.
As well as Android-based phones and tablets, this controller can also function as an additional controller on the M.O.J.O. Micro-Console, allowing you to get a multiplayer experience on supported games. Compatibility is not limited to Android though. If you have a Windows computer, you can connect the pad via Bluetooth and game with supported titles. Our unique XInput driver solution also means the controller will work with modern PC titles. If your PC game does not support controllers at all, the supplied programming software allows you to map keyboard and mouse functionality to the controller’s sticks and buttons. The controller is also firmware updateable. This means that the pad is future proofed against developments in mobile gaming and Bluetooth technology.
In short, we have set out to make a highly versatile pad that is compatible with as many devices as possible.

Main Features

• Wireless controller for mobile and desktop platforms
• Foldable ergonomics means a full sized controller can fold to pocket size, quickly and conveniently.
• Full complement of analog sticks and action buttons based on MLG Pro Controller ergonomics
• Bluetooth Classic connectivity
• Two natives HID modes via Mode button toggle.
• GameSmart Mode – Implements controls optimized for gaming on Android and PC
• Media Mode – Implements mouse controls and media buttons for device navigation and browsing – ideal for lounge computing
• L.Y.N.X.3 App for Android and Windows
• Rechargeable battery cell with 30 hours of game time.
• Up to 33ft (10m) operational range
• Micro-USB port for firmware updates and charging
• Robust travel clip for mobile gaming on-the-go
• Includes micro-fiber travel pouch.
• Box Contents
• L.Y.N.X.3 Controller
• Smartphone Clip
• Travel pouch
• Micro USB Charge Cable

Minimum System Requirements

• Android: Phone, Tablet or Set-top-Box running Version 4.0 or Higher.
• PC: Windows 7 or higher – XInput compatibility via driver software.
• Controller Input: Bluetooth Hosts must support Human Interface Device (HID) controller input over Bluetooth 3.0+

Controls and Indicators

The L.Y.N.X.3 has all the controls for gaming and browsing on Mobile and Desktop platforms. The central area, or ‘brain’, houses the battery, wireless connectivity, and core operation and menu buttons.

The handles are foldable to achieve a compact size for travel when not in use. They click-lock into place and do not require release buttons to fold up. Simply overcome the break-out force to fold back into its compact travel form. The analog sticks and triggers report 8-bit axis data for high precision in movement and aiming. The action buttons are digital for lightning-fast input in any game.
The Start button will pause a game and bring up its options menu. The Back button will aid in the navigation of menus and web pages. Finally, as well as powering the pad on and off, tapping the home button will take you back to your device’s home screen.
Below the Home button lies a bi-state LED that indicates the state of the pad.

• Pulsing Blue = Connected and working
• Pulsing Red = Connected and working but battery power is low
• Flashing Red to Blue = Controller is discoverable
• Purple Pulse = Pairing data has been removed

The mode button allows the user to instantly access one of two input modes, perfectly tailored for the platform they wish to use it on. An LED below the button indicates the input mode.
When the LED is blue, the controller is in GameSmart Mode, and ready for gaming. This mode reports all the axes and buttons in a layout that is quickly becoming the standard for Android gaming. We have worked closely with developers to maintain this standard and ensure the controllers work straight away, or after a short setup process. For supported games visit the Features Games section of the L.Y.N.X.3 app or visit this link.
http://madcatz.com/downloads/updates/lynx/games.php
When this mode is selected on PC, the product is ready for enabling our XInput driver and creating software profiles.
When the LED is purple the controller is in Media Mode. Media Mode is for Android smart devices or personal computers. It translates mouse cursor movement to the left analog stick, mouse scroll to the right analog stick, and mouse button presses to the shoulder buttons and action buttons. Media Mode is an easy, convenient way to navigate Android and computer interfaces and even play touch-based games. A full layout of controls can be viewed below:

Setup and Operation

The L.Y.N.X.3 is ready for quick and easy pairing with a variety of platforms.
The QSG in the packaging is designed to get you up and running – the rest of the product manual and setup guides can be located in the L.Y.N.X.3 Android App, which displays hosted web content for setup.
http://madcatz.com/downloads/updates/lynx/started.html
Unfolding the Controller
The controller is supplied in its folded form. Simply unfold the handles until they click and lock into place. To fold the controller back into its compact form, push the arms until they click back into their folded position.
Initial Setup

1. Out of the box, there will be charge in the controller if you want to use it straight away. The controller may need to be charged for approximately 2 hours before use via the micro USB cable. This can be connected directly to a powered USB port, or used in conjunction with the AC adapter that is supplied with your phone or tablet.
2. If you intend to use the pad wirelessly on a computer or laptop, make sure to either activate the machine’s internal Bluetooth radio or connect and install a Bluetooth USB dongle. The Bluetooth dongle must support the HID Bluetooth profile.

Android Setup (Mad Catz M.O.J.O., Phones, Tablets, and Android Set-top-boxes)

1. On your host device, navigate to Settings>Bluetooth. Be sure to enable Bluetooth on the host.
2. Press and hold the controller home button for 3 seconds to power it on. The status LED will flash red to blue.
3. On your host device, select the ‘Search for Devices’ option. Mad Catz L.Y.N.X.3 will appear in the list of devices. Tap/click the entry to pair.
4. When pairing is complete the device list will indicate the product is connected. The LED on the pad will also be pulsing blue.

Windows 10 Setup

1. On your host device, go to Start > Settings > Devices > Bluetooth. Be sure to enable Bluetooth on the computer.
2. Press and hold the gamepad home button for 3 seconds to power it on. The status LED will flash red to blue.
3. Windows 10 will automatically search for available devices.
4. Mad Catz L.Y.N.X.3 will appear in in the list of devices. Tap/click the entry to pair.
5. When pairing is complete the device list will indicate the product is connected. The LED on the pad will also be lit constantly blue.

Windows 8

1. On your host device, reveal the sidebar and navigate to Settings>Change PC Settings>PC and devices>Bluetooth. Be sure to enable Bluetooth on the computer.
2. Press and hold the controller home button for 3 seconds to power it on. The status LED will flash red to blue.
3. Windows will automatically search for available devices.
4. Mad Catz L.Y.N.X.3 will appear in in the list of devices. Tap/click the entry to pair.
5. When pairing is complete the device list will indicate the product is connected. The LED on the pad will also be pulsing blue.

Windows 7 Setup

1. On your host device, click the Start button and open Devices and Printers. Click the ‘Add Device’ option.
2. Press and hold the controller home button for 3 seconds to power it on. The status LED will flash red to blue.
3. Windows 7 will automatically search for available devices.
4. Mad Catz L.Y.N.X.3 will appear in the list of devices. Click the entry and then click NEXT to pair.
5. When pairing is complete the device list will indicate the product is connected. The LED on the pad will also be pulsing blue.

Additional Information

1. The L.Y.N.X.3 can store two paired devices in memory. This means you could have the pad paired to your M.O.J.O. or home computer, and also a phone or tablet for on-the-go gaming
   • Once you are paired to your first device, power down Bluetooth on the host
   • The controller LED will flash red to blue to indicate it is ready to pair
   • Initiate pairing on the second device
   • You can then easily swap connections between both devices by managing the Bluetooth status on each of the hosts.
   • Turn Bluetooth off on the second device. On the first host, turn Bluetooth on. Press the home button on L.Y.N.X. and it will then reconnect to the first host. Reverse this process to go back to the other host.
2. When powered on, the L.Y.N.X.3 will automatically try to reconnect to the host it was last connected to. Press the Home button once to send out a reconnect request if necessary.
3. To clear the pairing information from the L.Y.N.X.3, power on the pad and press and hold the start button for 5 seconds. The status LED will pulse purple to indicate the clearing was successful
4. To force the controller into pairing mode, press and hold the start and back buttons for 3 seconds.

Phone Clip Setup

• The L.Y.N.X.3 comes with a Travel Clip for Android smartphones
• The clip supports devices between 2.3 inches (58.6mm) and 3.2 inches (80.5mm) in width
• To attach the clip to the pad, place the lower part of the clip over the back of the pad and screw into place until tight.

Mad Catz L.Y.N.X.3 App for Windows and Android

A powerful software application for L.Y.N.X.3 is supplied for both Android and Window users.
Mobile
The L.Y.N.X.3 companion app for Android is available from the Google Play store for free. It delivers a number of core features:

1. The app acts as a digital QSG to help the user set the product up.
2. The user can access a list of compatible games to play using the controller.
3. All input controls on the controller can be tested
4. The performance curves of the sticks and trigger axes can be adjusted.
5. The user can access more information about L.Y.N.X. and the other products that Mad Catz produces for mobile platforms.
6. The user can access additional support information and performance tips.
   The app comprises of a mixture of web based content and native app features. Sections like the QSG and features games are hosted online in order for them to be updated and improved on a regular basis. The axis settings section is embedded into the app in order to talk directly to the controller firmware. The app displays in landscape orientation only.

Home
The homepage for the app. There are few quick links to important product information.

You can tap the quick links on the home page. Alternatively, either tap menu lines in the top left of the app, or slide your finger from left to right in order to view the app menu.
Getting Started
Select a user scenario and then swipe through the sequential images to set the product up. Users can also watch a video of the process if preferred.
Featured Games
Find and tap the game to access its entry on the Google Play store.

Controller
Access this page to direct real-time feedback from the controller. Make sure it is in GameSmart mode (blue).
Axis Settings
This section allows you to select the right stick, left stick and the triggers and adjust how they respond in your games.

Choose between genre specific pre-sets or set it to how you want it via the custom profile.
Response Mode:

• Normal = Axes perform normally with no modifications.
• Precision = Axes are less sensitive in the middle section of their travel for precision aiming. This mimics performance in shooter games on the console.
• Twitch = Very snappy axis response for fast movement and fast aiming.

Axis Sensitivity:

• Alters the reaction sensitivity and the axis range that is sent to the host. For example, setting the sensitivity to 50% means the left stick will only output half of its data. In game, this would make a car or character move or turn slower, if the reaction was too quick.

Dead Zones:

• Sets an area where no input data is received. By default, this is set to 0. This can be set at the centre of the axis, or at the outer section of the axis. Some gamers apply small dead zones to the sticks for racing games so that minor movements to not result in unwanted movement at high speed.
  Once you have a setup you are happy with, tap the apply button to activate the settings on the pad. Pressing reset will revert the axis values back to default. Press Apply again to send these default values to the controller.

Settings
Get a brief summary of battery level, firmware version and software version. Users can also set the sleep time of the pad. Set it to 0 if you want to the pad to stay on all the time.

Mad Catz News
Keep up to date with all major product announcements and blog posts from Mad Catz.
GameSmart
Check out the other mobile products in our range along with new announcements.
Need Help?
Get hold of more, in-depth support for the L.Y.N.X.

Desktop
A powerful software application for L.Y.N.X.3 is supplied for Windows users. As well as offering first-line support and setup tips, the software provides two key features for maximum PC compatibility. Firstly, our custom XInput driver means that your rig can see the controller as an XInput device. This delivers hassle free compatibility for most modern PC games. Secondly, it enables the creation of specific profiles for games that do not support DirectInput or XInput controllers. These profiles consist of the keyboard and mouse controls for a game, which are then mapped to the buttons and sticks of the controller. PC users can also adjust the axis settings as on the Android app. The following section will tell you everything you need to know to get the product functioning how you want it to.

Driver and Software Installation.
In order to customize the product settings and make game profiles you will need to download both the driver and software files from the Mad Catz website.

1. Go to http://madcatz.com/downloads/.
2. Select your operating system and product, you will then be given a link to download both the driver and the software application.
3. Run the driver file first. You may be asked to restart your PC.
4. Install the software application once the driver is installed.
   Once both are installed, the product is ready for customization. The software will install a desktop icon and a system tray icon. Both can be used to access the software interface.

XInput Driver
PC developers have increasingly turned to the XInput protocol (as used by Xbox Controllers) as a simple, easy-to-use standard for Windows games. Our custom XInput driver ensures that a Bluetooth controller, that would not ordinarily be compatible with these games, can keep up with what you want to play. When you enable this feature, from Windows’ point-of-view, it will just like you have connected a standard XInput controller. Note, this feature is for Windows users only.
To jump in and start using your controller with games like Batman: Arkham City, Alien: Isolation and Portal 2 you will need to do the following:

1. Make sure both the driver and software applications are downloaded and installed on your system.
2. Switch the L.Y.N.X.3 to PC Mode (Red LED).
3. Right click the system tray icon for your controller.
4. Left-Click the XInput option to enable the feature.

Note: If you have keyboard and mouse profiles activated on the controller, click Clear to make sure there are no conflicts when using as an XInput Controller. If you want to go back to using your profiles, set the Controller back to HID.

Once enabled, you can check the feature is working by:

1. Going to Control Panel > Devices and Printers.
2. Right-click the Xbox Controller entry, select Game Controllers and then select Properties.
3. Move the sticks and buttons to check it is working.

Programming

The desktop software enables the creation of specific profiles for your favorite games and apps. Profiles consist of a keyboard key and mouse button presses that are then mapped to the additional controls on a product. This very useful for being able to make your controller work with games that do not support them.
In addition to this, once the profile has been made, it can be linked to the corresponding game or application. So that, when the program or game window is in focus, the profile is automatically activated on the product.
The following buttons can be programmed:

• A, B, X, Y Buttons
• L1, R1, L2, and R2
• 8-way D-Pad
• Both Analog Sticks, including click press
• Start and Back Buttons
  The following section will take you through how to set up a profile.

Before you begin:

• Any profiles you have made for the controller will only work when the controller is set to GameSmart Mode (blue).
• Both the driver and software applications for the product need to be installed.
• The software can be launched from the desktop icon or by left–clicking the corresponding system tray icon.
• User profiles are stored in the DocumentsMad CatzL.Y.N.X.3 folder. They are not stored in the device itself.
• Profiles are stored as .pr0 files and can be transferred to other computers that have the drivers and software installed.
• The software will also allow users to create their own commands and associate those commands to icons. The user has full control over the timing of these commands.

Basic Layout
When you first load up the app, it will look like this:

Key Elements:

1. Running along the top of the app are the main page buttons. Programming is selected by default. Simply click the button to change to the desired page. The Update page button will only be visible when a software update is available.
2. The programming page features an image of the product along with callouts to each of the programmable controls.
3. To the right of the product image is the Command Area. The first tab contains pre-made shortcuts such as copy, paste and other useful functions. The second tab contains single keyboard key presses. These are useful for ultra-quick profile setup. The third tab is for your favorite commands. If you right-click a command you can add it to your favorites. This command will then be visible regardless of what profile you are editing. Finally, the custom tab allows you to create your own commands. More on that later…
4. The Apply and Reset buttons are at the bottom of the application. Clicking Apply will activate any changes to a profile. Clicking Reset will clear the profile of all commands.
5. Between the product image and Apply/Reset buttons are the page buttons. Due to a large number of programmable controls on the product, the interface is split into 3 pages. Page 1 deals with the main action buttons. Page 2 deals with the joysticks, and page 3 handles the DPAD inputs.
6. To the left of the product image is the Profile Menu button. This will reveal/hide the different profiles you have access to.

Quick Programming
When you first load up the software, the profile presented for editing is the Mad Catz Default Profile. This profile is active when your system boots up. The default profile is great for setting commands to make browsing the Internet and controlling media quick and intuitive.
To make a change to the profile, simply left-click and drag a command from the command area over to one of the button callouts. When you release the left mouse button, the command will be assigned.

To remove a command from a button, hover your mouse over the callout for the assigned button. When the cross appears, left-click it.
Once you are happy with the assignments, click the Apply button. The assignments will now be active on the product.

Profile Management

If you find editing a single profile too restrictive, you have the freedom to create as many as you want, and activate them at a time of your choosing.
First, click the Profile Menu button to reveal the additional parts of the interface.
Key Elements:

1. At the top of the Profile Menu is the Create New button. When this is clicked a blank untitled profile is added to the list. As you can see in the image I have created one new untitled profile.
2. Below the Create New button is the entry for the Mad Catz Default profile. The black dot to the left of profile name indicates that it is currently active. If I select a new profile and click apply, that dot would move. The profile name is also highlighted red. This means that the profile is currently selected for editing.
3. The Import button opens a file explorer window. This allows you to browse your hard disk or removable storage to import previously backed-up profiles.
4. The Clear button disables any profile that is currently active on the product.
5. Each profile has a context menu. This can be accessed by either left-clicking the black triangle next to the profile name, or by right-clicking the profile entry.

Setting up your own Profile

Click the Create New button. It will generate a new untitled profile. It will be automatically selected for you to begin editing.
Right click the profile to reveal the context menu and select Rename. Enter the desired profile name and hit enter on your keyboard.

You can now assign commands to the buttons across all the profile modes. If you find that the Command Area is too difficult to view or navigate, you have two options:

1. Hide the profile menu. Now that your new profile is selected for editing, it will not change until you select a different profile.
2. Right-click inside the Command Area to reveal its context menu. This will allow you to quickly jump to the different command tabs and resize the command icons to your preference.

In the image below, I have selected the Keys tab in the Command Area and dragged the in-game key actions to the programmable buttons. If you have altered the in-game keys then make sure you take note of them.

Repeat this process in the DPAD section to add additional controls like weapon selection. The sticks are the final parts that need to be configured.
Jump to page 2 to show the joystick callouts. Each stick direction has its own callout plus one additional callout for the stick click function. So, for the left stick, you can add the traditional WASD controls, along with the Shift key for sprinting.
Finally, the right stick needs to be set to mouse look. To do this, left-click, the ‘Use Right Stick as Mouse’ button, and then use the slider to set the sensitivity.

You can now Apply the profile and start gaming. Before you do though, here are the explanations for the additional options in the Profile Context Menu.

• Link To Program – This will open up a file explorer window. You will need to browse to, and select, the .exe file that is associated with the game or application you want the profile to be associated with. The profile will then be automatically activated when that program window is in focus.
• Set as Default – This will set the profile you have made to automatically be applied when Windows loads up.
• Apply – Same as the Apply button on the Programming Page. Activates a profile.
• Reset – Same as the Reset button on the Programming Page. Removes all assignments from a profile.
• Rename – Activates the text input cursor in order to rename the profile.
• Delete – Deletes a profile from your system.
• Print – Prints the profile and its assignments for reference.
• Test – Temporarily activates the profile and opens up a test screen for you to check the input of your profile commands.

Once you are happy with your profile, click Apply.

System Tray Icon

The system tray icon is a quick and convenient way to access the app, and activate profiles. The icon itself has two states. When it is highlighted green, a profile is active. When it is not, all profiles are cleared.
If you left-click the icon, the app interface will open.
If you right-click the icon, a profile menu will appear. From here, you can left-click a profile name to activate it. Or, select Clear to deactivate any profile assignments. Note that the black dot graphic that denotes which profile is active is replicated here for consistency with the main interface.

Custom Command Creation

Up until now, this guide has dealt with the pre-made commands in the Command Area. The remainder of this section will take you through the process of creating your own commands and adding them to your profiles.
In the Command Area, click the Custom tab and then click Create Custom Command.
This will open the Custom Command Editor.

Key Elements:

1. At the top of the Editor is the Name box. This is where you type the name of the command.
2. Beneath the Name box is a box that contains the Mad Catz scratches. Our software enables you to associate your commands with icons or images. For example, the command for selecting a Pistol in Battlefield, could be an image of the pistol itself. The default command icon is the Mad Catz slash logo. Click the icon box to open up a file explorer windows. You can now browse to the image you want to add to the command. Alternatively, drag and drop the image file straight into the box to quickly assign it. To delete an icon image, hover your mouse over the icon until the cross appears, then click to delete it.
3. The left of the Icon box are two buttons that set the type of command you want to create:
   • Mode. When this is set to Simple, your command options are limited. Firstly, the delays between key press events are not recorded. Secondly, you can only program the press event of a physical button. If you click the Mode button to change it to Advanced, you are free to record and adjust key press timings. You can also program every aspect of a physical key press. We define these as Press (button down), Repeat (button held), and Release (button up).
   • Timing. The editor can either record the exact timing of your key presses, or ignore them. If Record Delays is turned off any gaps between key presses will be removed so that the command will output as fast as possible.
4. Below the Icon Box and Command Mode buttons is where you actually input the command.
   • Playback Mode. This defines how the command is output or ‘played’ when the programmed button is pressed. When set to closed, the entire key press string of a command will be played, even if you just press the programmed button for a very short period of time. When set to open, you need to press and hold the programmed button down for the entire duration of the key press string. If you release the button midway through the string, you will only get partial output to the game.
   • Command Entry Box. Hover your mouse cursor inside the box to be start entering your key presses. If you move your cursor out of this area, the editor will stop recording keyboard or mouse input. Note the R.A.T. icon in the Command Entry Box. If you hover your mouse cursor over this icon, it will turn red. At this point, you can click any of the main mouse buttons or scroll up or down and the editor will record this input. This enables you to mix both keyboard key presses and mouse button presses to create more complex in-game commands.
5. The Clear button will remove all key press data from a command.
6. The OK button confirms the command returns to the Programming page.
7. The Cancel button rejects any command editing and returns to the Programming page.
8. Finally, the About box gives you a helping hand if needed. Hover your mouse cursor over any aspect of the Custom Command Editor to get a reminder of what the feature does and how it can be used.

Create a Simple Custom Command
In this example, I will show you how to create a very simple single keyboard key command. In the image below I have added all the command info required.
When the command is complete, click ok. It will now appear on the Custom tab, ready to be dragged and dropped onto one of the programmable buttons.
To delete a Custom Command, hover your mouse over the icon and then click the X. If you want to edit a custom command, go to the Custom tab and left-click the command icon.

Create a Complex Custom Command
In this example, we will run through the creation of a multi-keypress command that takes into account the timing between keypress events. I want to create a command for Battlefield, that when activated will get my Sniper Rifle out and then put me into the Prone position.
In the image below, I have opened the Custom Command Editor, set the Mode to Complex, and Record Delays is on. I have also input the keyboard keypress as I would do it in game. The timing delay between each key press event is denoted by the red bars, in milliseconds (ms). Note how that, when the Mode is set to Complex, both the down and up component of a keyboard key press is recorded.

Don’t worry if you make a mistake. You won’t need to clear the whole command and start again. If you input the wrong key press, just hover your cursor over the keypress and click the X that appears. You can then re-enter the command.

You can now alter the timing between each keypress by left-clicking the red bars between the key press events. The Time Editor gives you multiple options for altering your command.

• Firstly, you can simply type in the desired ms delay.
• Secondly, you can drag a slider to the desired delay.
• Finally, you can select a preset delay from one of the option buttons.

Once you are happy with your timing delay, you can either apply the update to a single delay between two keypress events, or apply the same delay to all the events in the command.
Once you are happy with the command, click ok. It can now be dragged onto one of the programmable buttons.
Finally, if you are happy with your profile, click the Apply button to activate it.

Settings

The settings page incorporates the axis curve options that are also found in the Android app. You can adjust the performance of the left stick, right stick and the triggers.

• You can also adjust the sleep timer as you can on the mobile app.
• The axis curves, can be used in conjunction with a profile made on the programming pages.
• It is important to note that in PC mode, the L2 and R2 triggers report as buttons, so the axis curves for these functions will not work.
  Choose between genre specific pre-sets or have it your way via the custom profile.

Response Mode:

• Normal = Axes perform normally with no modifications.
• Precision = Axes are less sensitive in the middle section of their travel for precision aiming. This mimics performance in shooter games on console.
• Twitch = Very snappy axis response for fast movement and fast aiming.

Axis Sensitivity:

• Alters the reaction sensitivity and the axis range that is sent to the host. For example setting the sensitivity to 50% means the left stick will only output half of its data. In game, this would make a car or character move or turn slower, if the reaction was too quick.

Dead Zones:

• Sets an area where no input data is received. By default this is set to 0. This can be set at the centre of the axis, or at the outer section of the axis. Some gamers apply small dead zones to the sticks for racing games so that minor movements to not result in unwanted movement at high speed.
  In this example image I have set a small central dead zone and set the left stick sensitivity to 50%.

Once you have a setup you are happy with, tap the apply button to activate the settings on the pad. Press Apply again to send these default values to the controller.

FAQS

I have paired the L.Y.N.X.3 to a new device for the first time and am noticing some lag. How do I resolve this?

This can sometimes happen on a 1st time connection. After pairing the controller, simply power it down, wait 5 seconds, and then power it back on again. The pad will reconnect to the host and function normally
On PC, some older, low-cost Bluetooth dongles can introduce periodic lag when gaming. To ensure that this does not happen, we recommend a high-quality Bluetooth 4.0 dongle, such as the Broadcom BCM 20702 or CSR 8510 based solutions. There are, of course, many more high-quality solutions available

Game X on Android doesn’t seem to work with my L.Y.N.X.3. How can I configure it?

Some games automatically detect and use a game controller, and others don’t. For those that don’t, try using Media Mode to look within the game’s settings. Check for control options which you can use to setup L.Y.N.X.3 within the game
Even then, some games still will require the use of Media Mode to navigate the menus. You may need to start the game using Media Mode and then switch to GameSmart Mode for actual gameplay

Game X on PC/Mac doesn’t seem to work with my L.Y.N.X.3. How can I configure it?

Some games, such GRID 2, support controllers, but they require configuration. Check for control options which you can use to setup L.Y.N.X.3 within the game. Our XInput driver can be used to enable compatibility with PC games designed to use Xbox controllers (Windows only)
If the game does not support controllers at all, use the programming software to create a game profile. The profile will consist of the mouse and keyboard commands from the game, mapped to the buttons and sticks of the pad

Will the L.Y.N.X.3 work on iOS?

No. Apple defined their own controller API for iOS. We will be addressing this platform though.

Will the L.Y.N.X.3 work on PlayStation and Xbox gaming consoles?

No. These gaming platforms do not support L.Y.N.X.3.

How do I increase or decrease the speed of the mouse cursor on Android?

1. Go to Android Settings and select Language & Input
2. Scroll down to Mouse/Trackpad
3. Tap Pointer Speed
4. Select the desired level and tap OK.

How do I adjust the sleep timer on the controller?

By default the controller will enter sleep after 20 minutes of inactivity.

1. You will need to download and install the Mad Catz L.Y.N.X.3 app from Google Play.
2. Go to Settings in the app
3. Use the slider to select the desired sleep time.
4. Tap Apply
   The controller will never enter sleep if a value of 0 is applied.

What is the wireless range of the controller?

The wireless range is up to 10 metres over a Bluetooth connection.

What are the modes for and what do they work with?

All of the modes on the controller report HID input. Each mode is tailored to work specifically with the corresponding platform as there are some minor differences across these.
Blue mode is tailored for Android and PC. This follows an established layout standard that you will find on all Mad Catz Android controllers and many competitor controllers. It is also compatible with our XInput driver and programming software on a PC.
The purple mode can work on both Android and PC. This mode combines mouse input and media controls to make navigation and media control much more convenient.

Does the controller report as XInput on PC?

Yes. In order to do this, you will need the latest software version from our website. Once installed, right-click the product icon in the system tray and enable XInput.

Can I create game-specific profiles for the controller?

On mobile, you can tune and adjust the settings of the analog sticks and triggers to suit the game you are playing. We have also provided some default profiles for certain game genres, that you can use or tweak to your preference. Any button adjustments should be made from within the Android games controller setup menu.
On PC, the desktop programming software can be used to assign, keyboard presses, mouse button clicks and mouse cursor movement to the functions of the controller. This enables you to make game specific setups, and also adds controller support to any game that does not have this built-in. For more information on how to do this, visit the support section of the software for step-by-step guides.

My controller will not pair with my phone, tablet or PC, how can I get it to connect?

First, make sure the controller is not paired to another device. If it is, either forget the device or power down the internal Bluetooth chip on the host.
Next, power cycle the pad and try to repair to your desired host.
If that does not work, power the controller on, and then press and hold the start button on the pad for 5 seconds, this will clear all current pairing information and force the controller into pairing mode. The status LED will shine purple when the reset has been successful.

Can I reset the controller?
There are two ways to reset the controller.
1. If there is a hardware issue and the controller will not power on, use a paperclip or pin to push the hardware reset button. If you remove the right ABXY module from the brain, the hole for the button is located in the insert channel of the brain.
2. You can remove all the pairing information from the controller and put it into pairing mode by pressing and holding the start button for 5 seconds. Make sure the controller is powered on. The status LED will shine purple when the reset has been successful.

Is the controller firmware updateable?

Yes. The controller can be updated via the micro USB port that is used mainly for charging.

Can I recalibrate the sticks and triggers on the controller?

Yes. To recalibrate the controller you must first be paired and connected to a host.

1. Press and hold ABXY along with L1 and R1 together until you see the status LED shine purple constantly.
2. Press the Back button, the LED will start to flash purple.
3. Move the sticks and triggers through their full range of movement 4 times to get min and max values.
4. Press the Start button to finish calibration and return to normal use.

What size phones can be used with the phone clip?

At the time of production, the phone clip was designed to fit around flat-backed phones with a width range of 58 mm – 81 mm. Any handsets that are not within this range are not supported.

Can I set a custom profile to be active when my PC boots up?

Yes. To do this, expand the interface to show your custom commands. Click the context menu and then click ‘Set as Default.’ This profile will now be active when your OS loads.