200-568 CH PRODUCTS, 200-568 Datasheet - Page 2
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200-568
Manufacturer Part Number
200-568
Description
COMBATSTICK
Manufacturer
CH PRODUCTS
Series
Combatstick 568r
Type
Joystickr
Datasheet
1.200-568.pdf
(2 pages)
Specifications of 200-568
Features
3 Axes, 18 Buttons, 128 Programmable Functions
Interface
USB
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Other names
1040-1001
1. You need to have administrator rights to install USB devices in Win XP Pro
or Windows 2000.
2. With the computer fully booted up into the Windows desktop, plug in the
Fighterstick.
3. Windows will recognize the stick and a help bubble will appear in the
bottom right hand side of the screen announcing it has Found New Hardware.
4. Windows will now search for and install the correct drivers for your stick.
5. It may now ask for your Windows CD. Insert your Windows CD and click OK,
if prompted to do so.
6. The bubble should now state that your hardware is installed properly and
is ready to be used.
7. Now insert the CD that was included with your Combatstick.
8. Install the CH Control Manager from this disk.
9. Once the Control Manager is installed you will need to reboot the computer.
(Control Manager installation may ask you to reboot, if it does not, you will need to
Reboot the system manually.)
10. The Combatstick should now be installed successfully.
11. To check for proper installation you can test your Combatstick in the Windows
Game Controller test screen.
12. Once in the Game Controller, click on the listing for your Combatstick and then
select properties.
will be there. (It may be listed under Printers and other Hardware in the Control Panel)
The connector does not fit into the USB slot.
The Combatstick USB is not recognized when plugged in.
running Windows 98 or later.
Device Manager. If they are not, contact your computer manufacturer.
The Stick will not calibrate properly.
and use the built in device calibrator. The stick is properly calibrated when,
if tested in the Windows Gaming Options, there will be a box with a cross hair
in the center and a red bar to the right of the box for the throttle axis.
with a symbol that looks like this:
- Make sure the connector is not upside down.
- Make sure the connector is in the right slot. USB Ports are usually marked
- Unplug the stick and plug it back in.
- Plug the stick into a different USB Port.
- Make sure your USB port is enabled in your system's BIOS and that you are
- Make sure you are running Direct X 7.0a or later.
- Check that your USB ports are installed and recognized by Windows in the
- Download and install the CH Control Manager from www.chproducts.com
*To get to Game Controllers in XP, click Start, then Control Panel and the Game Controllers
PC TROUBLESHOOTING
WINDOWS XP/2000 INSTALLATION
To get the most efficient support from out staff, we recommend that you do a little
research on your computer system, so that you are ready for the questions our
technicians may ask you. The following should be some of the things to look into
before contacting us:
Before contacting technical support please refer to the online knowledge
base and F.A.Q. at:
www.chproducts.com/retail/tech_support.htm.
It contains a comprehensive troubleshooting section that is updated
regularly by our technical support staff and may solve your problem.
Web Address
Email Form
Phone
FTP Files
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- What kind of computer do you have? (Speed, brand, chip set, OS version)
- What kind and how many adapters are you using?
- What software/game are you experiencing issues with?
- How many and what kind of other controllers are you using?
- What software from CH Products have you installed?
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
CH PRODUCTS CONTACT INFORMATION
www.chproducts.com/retail/tech_support.html
www.chproducts.com/retail/form.html
760-598-7833
ftp.chproducts.com
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