Microsoft Xbox One Wireless Controller manual
- Number of pages: 3
- Filetype: PDF
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Microsoft Xbox One Wireless Controller specifications
General
| Brand | Microsoft |
| Model | Xbox One Wireless Controller |
| Product | Controller |
| Language | - |
| Filetype |
Input device
| Device type | Gamepad |
| Gaming platforms supported | Xbox One |
| Gaming control technology | - |
| Gaming control function buttons | D-pad |
| Reflex vibration | ✓ |
| Analog thumbsticks | ✓ |
Ports & interfaces
| Connectivity technology | Wireless |
| Device interface | RF |
| Frequency range | 2.4 GHz |
| Wireless range | 9 m |
| Wireless receiver interface | USB |
| Receiver type | Nano receiver |
Power
| Number of batteries supported | 2 |
| Battery type | AA |
Other features
| USB required | ✓ |
Ergonomics
| Product colour | Black |
| LED indicators | ✓ |
Weight & dimensions
| Weight | - g |
Packaging content
| User guide | ✓ |
| Receiver included | ✓ |
Packaging data
| Package type | Box |
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Is there a way to change the left toggle lever to act as a "real" aircraft joy stick? That is when you pull the sticj=k toward you the plane goes up, when you push it away it goes down. The controller just the opposite? This breaks from the realism of the game?