Logitech F710 Getting Started

Getting started with
Logitech® F710 Wireless Gamepad
快速入门
罗技® F710 无线游戏手柄
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Control
1. Left button/
2
trigger
2. Right button/
trigger
3. D-pad
4. Two analog
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mini-sticks
5. Mode button
6. Mode/status
light
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7. Vibration
button†
8. Four action
buttons
9. Start button
10. Logitech
button
11. Back button
* Requires Logitech Gaming software installation (www.logitech.com/support/f710)
† Vibration function requires games that support vibration feedback. Please see your game's
documentation for more information.
Using game interface modes
Your new Logitech gamepad supports both XInput and DirectInput
interface modes. You can switch between these two modes by
sliding a switch on the side of the gamepad. It's recommended that
you leave the gamepad in XInput mode, which is marked "X" (1)
on the gamepad side.
In XInput mode, the gamepad uses standard Windows XInput
gamepad drivers. It is not necessary to install the Logitech Gaming
software (www.logitech.com/support/f710) unless you will be using
the gamepad in DirectInput mode.
XInput is the most current input standard for games on
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the Windows operating system. Most newer games that support
gamepads use XInput. If your game supports XInput gamepads
and your gamepad is in XInput mode, vibration feedback and all
gamepad controls should operate normally. If your game supports
XInput gamepads and your gamepad is in DirectInput mode,
Getting started with
Logitech® F710 Wireless Gamepad
快速入门
罗技® F710 无线游戏手柄
F710 Gamepad features
XInput games DirectInput games
Button is digital; Button and trigger are digital
trigger is analog and programmable*
Button is digital; Button and trigger are digital
trigger is analog and programmable*
8-way D-pad 8-way programmable D-pad*
Clickable Programmable*
for button function (clickable for button function)
Selects flight or sports mode. Flight mode: analog sticks
control action and D-pad controls POV; Status light is off.
Sports mode: D-pad controls action and analog sticks
control POV; Status light is on.
Indicates sports mode (left analog stick and D-pad
are swapped); controlled by Mode button
Vibration feedback Vibration feedback on/off*
on/off
A, B, X, and Y Programmable*
Start Secondary programmable
action button*
Guide button or No function
keyboard's Home key
Back Secondary programmable
action button*
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the gamepad will not function in the game unless it is switched
to XInput mode or the gamepad is configured using the Logitech
Gaming software.
DirectInput is an older input standard for games on the Windows
operating system. Most older games that support gamepads
use DirectInput. If your game supports DirectInput gamepads
and your gamepad is in XInput mode, most features on
the gamepad will function except that the left and right trigger
buttons act as a single button, not independently, and vibration
feedback is not available. For best support in DirectInput games,
try putting the gamepad in DirectInput mode, marked "D"
on the gamepad side (2).
Some games do not support either DirectInput or XInput
gamepads. If your gamepad doesn't work in either XInput or
DirectInput modes in your game, you can configure it by switching
it to DirectInput mode and using the Logitech Gaming software.
The Logitech Gaming software cannot be used to configure
the gamepad when it is in XInput mode.
Help with Setup
The gamepad doesn't work
• Check the USB connection.
• The USB receiver works best plugged into a full-powered
USB port. If you use a USB hub, it must have its own
power supply.
• Try plugging the USB receiver into a different USB port.
• Ensure the batteries are making good contact.
• Try using fresh batteries
• If the wireless connection fails intermittently, try using
the included USB extension cable.
• In the Windows® Control Panel/Game Controllers screen,
gamepad = "OK" and controller ID = 1.
• Restart the computer.
The gamepad controls do not work as expected
• Refer to "Using game interface modes" and "Features"
in this guide to learn more about how XInput and DirectInput
interface modes affect gamepad functioning.