To play PS5 games on a PS5, an additional device called P5General is required.

PlayStation 5

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All PlayStation 5 models are supported by the Titan Two device, including the PS5 and PS5 Digital Edition. The Titan Two connects to the PlayStation 5 emulating an original DualSense controller.

Experimental SupportEvery 7 minutes the T2 will automatically reconnect to the PS5.

Console Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate supported by the console.

USB Default250Hz (4ms)USB Maximum1000Hz (1ms)

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the PlayStation 5 controller protocol.

USB Polling Interval4msBluetooth Polling Interval1.25msDevice AuthenticationYESfull-time

Specific Features

Titan Two support for PlayStation 5 specific features.

Rumble (Vibration)YESMotion SensorsYES

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.

First-time Configuration

1. On the PlayStation 5, enable wired communication:
   Settings → Accessories → Controllers → Communication Method: USB .
2. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Automatic or USB PlayStation 5.

Regular Usage

1. Connect any PS5 compatible controller to INPUT-B on the Titan Two (for authentication);
2. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
3. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the PlayStation 5.

Xbox Series X|S

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All Xbox Series consoles are supported. The Titan Two connects to the Xbox Series X|S emulating an original Xbox Series controller.

Console Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate supported by the console.

USB Default250Hz (4ms)USB Maximum1000Hz (1ms)

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the Xbox Series X|S controller protocol.

USB Polling Interval8msDevice AuthenticationYESenumeration

Specific Features

Titan Two support for Xbox Series X|S specific features.

Rumble (Vibration)YESImpulse TriggersYESChatpadYESXbox compatible controller requiredHeadsetYESXbox compatible controller required

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.
2. An official Xbox Series Controller

First-time Configuration

1. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Automatic or USB Xbox Series X|S.

Regular Usage

1. Connect any official Xbox Series controller to INPUT-B on the Titan Two (for authentication);
2. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
3. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the Xbox Series console.

Note:After the initial device enumeration and authentication, the official Xbox Series controller can be removed from the Titan Two. Alternatively, theXbox Oneauthentication setup may be used (with the Xbox One output protocol) to authenticate with the Xbox Series X|S.

Computers

All Window's, Linux and Mac computers are supported by the Titan Two. The Titan Two can connect to a computer via controller output, or via HID output.

System Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate supported by the computer system.

USB Default1000Hz (1ms)USB Maximum1000Hz (1ms)

Wired Connection (No controller needed)

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.

First-time Configuration

1. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Xbox 360.
2. Configure the Output Polling Rate and Input Polling Rate of the Titan Two to Protocol's Default

Regular Usage

1. Connect any controller to INPUT-A on the Titan Two
2. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
3. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the Computer.

Wired Connection (with Xbox One Controller)

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.
2. Xbox One Controller for authentication

First-time Configuration

1. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Xbox 360.

Regular Usage

1. Connect any controller to INPUT-A on the Titan Two
2. Connect any official Xbox One controller to INPUT-B on the Titan Two (for authentication);
3. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
4. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the Computer.

Wired Connection (Native Keyboard and Mouse)

• Multi HID

Note:With the Xbox One controller method, after the initial device enumeration and authentication, the official Xbox One controller can be removed from the Titan Two.

iOS Devices

All Apple devices with iOS 13+ are supported by the Titan Two device, including the iPhones and iPads. The Titan Two connects to the iOS Device emulating an original DualShock 4 V2 controller.

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the PlayStation 4 controller protocol on iOS.

Bluetooth Polling Interval4ms

Specific Features

Titan Two support for iOS Device specific features.

LightbarYES

Wireless Connection

Requirements

1. Bluetooth Module 1);
2. Micro-SD Card 2);
3. Provided Micro-USB cable or External Power Supply 3).

First-time Configuration

1. Install and configure the Bluetooth Module and the Micro-SD Card on the Titan Two;
2. Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
3. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to Bluetooth PlayStation 4.

Pairing Method A:

1. In the iOS Device, go to Settings → Bluetooth and check if Bluetooth is enabled;
2. Press and hold the NEXT button on the Titan Two for 2.5 seconds to enter in pairing mode;
3. In the iOS Device, wait for DUALSHOCK 4 Wireless Controller appear in the Other Devices list and tap on it;
4. The pairing procedure will initiate and after few seconds the Titan Two OUTPUT LED should turn green, indicating the pairing with the iOS Device succeed.

Pairing Method B:

1. In the iOS Device, go to Settings → Bluetooth and check if Bluetooth is enabled;
2. Connect the Titan Two PROG port to the computer using the provided Micro-USB cable;
3. Open Gtuner IV, go to the Device Configuration pane and click the Wireless Bluetooth Pairing button;
4. In the iOS Device, wait for DUALSHOCK 4 Wireless Controller appear in the Other Devices list and tap on it;
5. The pairing procedure will initiate and after few seconds the Titan Two OUTPUT LED should turn green, indicating the pairing with the iOS Device succeed.

Regular Usage

1. Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
2. Connect any compatible controller to the Titan Two;
3. Press the PS/Xbox/Guide/Home button on the controller to initiate the wireless connection between the Titan Two and iOS Device.

Troubleshooting:If the Bluetooth connection with iOS Device does not work, try disconnect the Titan Two from the iOS Device:Settings → Bluetooth → Info icon on DUALSHOCK 4 Wireless Controller → Forget This Device.1),2)The Bluetooth Module + Micro-SD Card Bundle is sold separately.3)The External Power Supply is sold separately.

PlayStation 3

All PlayStation 3 models are supported by the Titan Two device, including the original PlayStation 3 (2006), PlayStation 3 Slim (2009) and PlayStation 3 Super Slim (2012). The Titan Two connects to the PlayStation 3 emulating an original DualShock 3 controller.

Console Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate supported by the console.

USB Default1000Hz (1ms)USB Maximum1000Hz (1ms)

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the PlayStation 3 controller protocol.

USB Polling Interval10msBluetooth Polling Interval10msDevice AuthenticationNO

Specific Features

Titan Two support for PlayStation 3 specific features.

Pressure-Sensitive ButtonsYESPlayer LEDsYESRumble (Vibration)YESSixAxis Motion SensorsYES

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.

First-time Configuration

1. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Automatic or USB PlayStation 3.

Regular Usage

1. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
2. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the PlayStation 3;

Wireless Connection

Requirements

1. Bluetooth Module 1);
2. Micro-SD Card 2);
3. Provided Micro-USB cable or External Power Supply 3).

First-time Configuration

1. Install and configure the Bluetooth Module and the Micro-SD Card on the Titan Two;
2. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to Bluetooth PlayStation 3;
3. To perform the wireless pairing, use the provided Micro-USB cable to connect the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT to any USB port available on the PlayStation 3;
4. The OUTPUT LED will flash red, green and turn-off, meaning the Titan Two is now paired with PlayStation 3 and the Micro-USB cable can now be unplugged.

Regular Usage

1. Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
2. Connect any compatible controller to the Titan Two;
3. Press the PS/Xbox/Guide/Home button on the controller to initiate the wireless connection between the Titan Two and PlayStation 3.

1),2)The Bluetooth Module + Micro-SD Card Bundle is sold separately.3)The External Power Supply is sold separately.

PlayStation 4

All PlayStation 4 models are supported by the Titan Two device, including the original PlayStation 4 (2013), PlayStation 4 Slim (2016) and PlayStation 4 Pro (2016). The Titan Two connects to the PlayStation 4 emulating an original DualShock 4 V2 controller.

Console Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate supported by the console.

USB Default250Hz (4ms)USB Maximum1000Hz (1ms)

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the PlayStation 4 controller protocol.

USB Polling Interval4msBluetooth Polling Interval1.25msDevice AuthenticationYESfull-time

Specific Features

Titan Two support for PlayStation 4 specific features.

TouchpadYESLightbarYESRumble (Vibration)YESMotion SensorsYESSpeakerYESDualShock 4 V2 requiredHeadsetYESDualShock 4 V2 required

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.

First-time Configuration

1. On the PlayStation 4, enable wired communication:
   Settings → Devices → Controllers → Communication Method: Use USB Cable.
2. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Automatic or USB PlayStation 4.

Regular Usage

1. Connect any PS4 compatible controller to INPUT-B on the Titan Two (for authentication);
2. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
3. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the PlayStation 4.

Wireless Connection

Requirements

1. Bluetooth Module 1);
2. Micro-SD Card 2);
3. Provided Micro-USB cable or External Power Supply 3);
4. An official DualShock 4 controller.

When operating over a Bluetooth connection, the PlayStation 4 requires 2 layer authentication from the connected device. In order to reply to 2 layer authentication requests, a DualShock 4 controller must be connected to the Titan Two devicealsoover Bluetooth connection.

First-time Configuration

1. Install and configure the Bluetooth Module and the Micro-SD Card on the Titan Two;
2. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to Bluetooth PlayStation 4;
3. To perform the wireless pairing, use the provided Micro-USB cable to connect the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT to any USB port available on the PlayStation 4;
4. The OUTPUT LED will flash red, green and turn-off, meaning the Titan Two is now paired with the PlayStation 4 and the Micro-USB cable can now be unplugged.

Regular Usage

1. Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
2. Connect the DualShock 4 controller to the Titan Two wirelessly;
3. Press the PS button on the controller to initiate the wireless connection between the Titan Two and PlayStation 4.

Troubleshooting:If the Bluetooth connection with PlayStation 4 does not work, try disconnecting all controllers from the PlayStation 4:Settings → Devices → Bluetooth Devices →Forget Device.1),2)The Bluetooth Module + Micro-SD Card Bundle is sold separately.3)The External Power Supply is sold separately.

PS4 Remote Play

PS4 Remote Play is supported by the Titan Two device. The Titan Two connects to the PS4 Remote Play emulating an original DualShock 4 V2 controller.

Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate.

USB Default250Hz (4ms)USB Maximum1000Hz (1ms)

Specific Features

Titan Two support for PS4 Remote Play specific features.

TouchpadYESLightbarYESRumble (Vibration)YESMotion SensorsYES

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.

First-time Configuration

1. On PlayStation 4, enable remote play:
   Settings → Remote Play Connection Settings: Enable Remote Play
2. On PlayStation 4, activate the system as your primary PS4 system:
   Settings → Account Management → Activate as Your Primary PS4: Activate
3. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB PlayStation 4.

Regular Usage

1. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
2. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the computer;
3. AFTER steps 1 and 2, connect your preferred controller (wired or wirelessly) to the Titan Two.

PlayStation TV

The PlayStation TV (2014) is supported by the Titan Two device. The Titan Two connects to the PlayStation TV emulating an original DualShock 3 or DualShock 4 controller.

Console Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate supported by the console.

USB Default1000Hz (1ms)USB Maximum1000Hz (1ms)

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the PlayStation TV controller protocol.

USB Polling Interval1msDS3 Bluetooth Polling Interval10msDS4 Bluetooth Polling Interval1.25msDS3 Device AuthenticationNODS4 Device AuthenticationYESfull-time

Specific Features

Titan Two support for PlayStation TV specific features.

Pressure-Sensitive ButtonsYESPlayer LEDsYESRumble (Vibration)YESSixAxis Motion SensorsYESDualShock 4 TouchpadYESDualShock 4 LightbarYES

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.

First-time Configuration

1. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Automatic or USB PlayStation 3.

Regular Usage

1. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
2. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the PlayStation TV;

Wireless Connection (as DualShock 3)

Requirements

1. Bluetooth Module 1);
2. Micro-SD Card 2);
3. Provided Micro-USB cable or External Power Supply 3).

First-time Configuration

1. Install and configure the Bluetooth Module and the Micro-SD Card on the Titan Two;
2. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to Bluetooth PlayStation 3;
3. To perform the wireless pairing, use the provided Micro-USB cable to connect the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT to any USB port available on the PlayStation TV;
4. The OUTPUT LED will flash red, green and turn-off, meaning the Titan Two is now paired with PlayStation TV and the Micro-USB cable can now be unplugged.

Regular Usage

1. Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
2. Connect any compatible controller to the Titan Two;
3. Press the PS/Xbox/Guide/Home button on the controller to initiate the wireless connection between the Titan Two and PlayStation TV.

Wireless Connection (as DualShock 4)

Requirements

1. Bluetooth Module 4);
2. Micro-SD Card 5);
3. Provided Micro-USB cable or External Power Supply 6);
4. DualShock 4 controller.

When a DualShock 4 controller is connected over Bluetooth connection, the PlayStation TV requires 2 layers authentication from the connected device. In order to reply the 2 layers authentication requests, a DualShock 4 controller must be connected to the Titan Two devicealsoover Bluetooth connection.

First-time Configuration

1. Install and configure the Bluetooth Module and the Micro-SD Card on the Titan Two;
2. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to Bluetooth PlayStation 4;
3. To perform the wireless pairing, use the provided Micro-USB cable to connect the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT to the USB port on the PlayStation TV;
4. The OUTPUT LED will flash red, green and turn-off, meaning the Titan Two is now paired with PlayStation TV and the Micro-USB cable can now be unplugged.

Regular Usage

1. Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
2. Connect the DualShock 4 controller to the Titan Two wirelessly;
3. Press the PS button on the controller to initiate the wireless connection between the Titan Two and PlayStation TV.

Troubleshooting:If the Bluetooth connection with PlayStation TV does not work, try disconnect all controllers from the PlayStation TV:Settings → Devices → Bluetooth Devices →Forget Device.1),2),4),5)The Bluetooth Module + Micro-SD Card Bundle is sold separately.3),6)The External Power Supply is sold separately.

Nintendo Wii U

The Nintendo Wii U (2012) is supported by the Titan Two device. The Titan Two connects to the Wii U console emulating an original Wii U Pro controller.

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the Nintendo Wii U Pro controller protocol.

Bluetooth Polling Interval8msDevice AuthenticationYESExtension Data Encryption

Specific Features

Titan Two support for Nintendo Wii U specific features.

Player LEDsYESRumble (Vibration)YES

Wireless Connection

Requirements

1. Bluetooth Module 1);
2. Micro-SD Card 2);
3. Provided Micro-USB cable or External Power Supply 3).

First-time Configuration

1. Install and configure the Bluetooth Module and the Micro-SD Card on the Titan Two;
2. Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
3. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to Bluetooth Nintendo Wii U.

Pairing Method A:

1. Press the Sync button on the Nintendo Wii U Console;
2. Press and hold the UP button on the Titan Two for 2.5 seconds to enter in pairing mode;
3. The Titan Two will enter in Bluetooth pairing mode and after few seconds the OUTPUT LED should turn green, indicating the pairing with the Nintendo Wii U succeed.

Pairing Method B:

1. Connect the Titan Two PROG port to the computer using the provided Micro-USB cable;
2. Open Gtuner IV, go to the Device Configuration pane and click the Wireless Bluetooth Pairing button;
3. Press the Sync button on the Nintendo Wii U Console;
4. The Titan Two will enter in Bluetooth pairing mode and after few seconds the OUTPUT LED should turn green, indicating the pairing with the Nintendo Wii U succeed.

Regular Usage

1. Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
2. Connect any compatible controller to the Titan Two;
3. Press the PS/Xbox/Guide/Home button on the controller to initiate the wireless connection between the Titan Two and Wii U / Wii.

Troubleshooting:If the Bluetooth connection with Nintendo Wii U does not work, try disconnect all controllers from the console:System Settings → Wii Remote and Sensor Bar →Delete All Wii Remote Pairings.1),2)The Bluetooth Module + Micro-SD Card Bundle is sold separately.3)The External Power Supply is sold separately.

Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch (2017) is supported by the Titan Two device. The Titan Two connects to the Nintendo Switch emulating an original Nintendo Switch Pro controller.

Console Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate supported by the console.

USB Default125Hz (8ms)USB Maximum125Hz (8ms)

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the Nintendo Switch controller protocol.

USB Polling Interval8msBluetooth Polling Interval8msDevice AuthenticationNO

Specific Features

Titan Two support for Nintendo Switch specific features.

Player LEDsYESMotion SensorsYESHD Rumble (Vibration)YES

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.

First-time Configuration

1. On Nintendo Switch, enable wired communication:
   System Settings → Controllers and Sensors → Check the Option: Pro Controller Wired Communication.
2. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Automatic or USB Nintendo Switch.

Regular Usage

1. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
2. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the Nintendo Switch Dock Station.

Note:The Titan Two can also be connected to Nintendo Switch, without the Dock Station, with an USB Type-C OTG Adapter.

Wireless Connection

Requirements

1. Bluetooth Module 1);
2. Micro-SD Card 2);
3. Provided Micro-USB cable or External Power Supply 3).

First-time Configuration

1. Install and configure the Bluetooth Module and the Micro-SD Card on the Titan Two;
2. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to Bluetooth Nintendo Switch;
3. To perform the wireless pairing, use the provided Micro-USB cable to connect the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT to any USB port available on the Nintendo Switch;
4. The OUTPUT LED will flash red, green and turn-off, meaning the Titan Two is now paired with Nintendo Switch and the Micro-USB cable can now be unplugged.

Regular Usage

1. Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
2. Connect any compatible controller to the Titan Two;
3. Press the PS/Xbox/Guide/Home button on the controller to initiate the wireless connection between the Titan Two and Nintendo Switch.

Troubleshooting:If the Bluetooth connection with Nintendo Switch does not work, try disconnect all controllers from the Nintendo Switch:System Settings → Controllers and Sensors →Disconnect Controllers.1),2)The Bluetooth Module + Micro-SD Card Bundle is sold separately.3)The External Power Supply is sold separately.

Xbox 360

All Xbox 360 models are supported by the Titan Two device, including the original Xbox 360 (2005), Xbox 360 Elite (2007), Xbox 360 Arcade (2007), Xbox 360 Premium (2008), Xbox 360 S (2010) and Xbox 360 E (2013). The Titan Two connects to the Xbox 360 emulating an original Xbox 360 wired controller.

Console Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate supported by the console.

USB Default250Hz (4ms)USB Maximum500Hz (2ms)

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the Xbox 360 controller protocol.

USB Polling Interval4msDevice AuthenticationYESenumeration

Specific Features

Titan Two support for Xbox 360 specific features.

Player LEDsYESRumble (Vibration)YESChatpadYESXbox 360 wired controller requiredHeadsetYESXbox 360 wired controller required

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable;
2. Xbox 360 wired controller.

First-time Configuration

1. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Automatic or USB Xbox 360.

Regular Usage

1. Connect any compatible Xbox 360 wired controller to INPUT-B on the Titan Two (for authentication);
2. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
3. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the Xbox 360.

Note:After the initial device enumeration and authentication, the Xbox 360 wired controller can be removed from the Titan Two.

Xbox One

All Xbox One models are supported by the Titan Two device, including the original Xbox One (2013), Xbox One Elite (2016), Xbox One S (2017) and Xbox One X (2017). The Titan Two connects to the Xbox One emulating an original Xbox One controller.

Console Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate supported by the console.

USB Default250Hz (4ms)USB Maximum1000Hz (1ms)

Controller Protocol

Relevant information about the Xbox One controller protocol.

USB Polling Interval8msDevice AuthenticationYESenumeration

Specific Features

Titan Two support for Xbox One specific features.

Rumble (Vibration)YESImpulse TriggersYESChatpadYESXbox One compatible controller requiredHeadsetYESXbox One compatible controller required

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.
2. An official Xbox One Controller

First-time Configuration

1. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Automatic or USB Xbox One.

Regular Usage

1. Connect any official Xbox One controller to INPUT-B on the Titan Two (for authentication);
2. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
3. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the Xbox One.

Note:After the initial device enumeration and authentication, the official Xbox On

Multi Interface HID

All Titan Two features such as crossover and scripting can also be used to play PC games on Steam, Windows, Mac, Linux and Emulators. The Multi Interface HID enables the Titan Two to output simultaneously as raw keyboard, raw mouse and joystick. The interfaces can be individually configured and programmed.

You need run a script to be able to use this mode:

init{
mousemapping();
keymapping();
}main{
mouse_passthru();
key_passthru();
}

More information about Multi Interface HID scripting: Here

Polling Rate

Default and maximum USB polling rate.

USB Default1000Hz (1ms)USB Maximum1000Hz (1ms)

Protocol

Relevant information about the Multi Interface HID protocol.

USB Polling Interval (All Interfaces)1ms

Features

Multi Interface HID features.

Keyboard Pass ThroughYESMouse Pass ThroughYESGamepad to Keyboard and Mouse ConversionYES

Wired Connection

Requirements

1. Provided Micro-USB cable.

First-time Configuration

1. Configure the Output Protocol of the Titan Two to USB Multi Interface HID.

Regular Usage

1. Connect any compatible controller, keyboard and/or mouse to the Titan Two input ports;
2. Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled OUTPUT;
3. Connect the other end of the Micro-USB cable to any available USB port on the computer.

Note:Joystick output is limited to PC only.