The SGC2909 Retractable PC Controller is equipped with two built-in motors, which have unbalanced weights to provide vibration feedback in games that support this feature. (The Keyboard/Mouse emulation profile editor software and Dual Vibration feedback are not supported on MAC computers). CAUTION: Connection cable length should be adjusted before starting your PC or MAC game. Extending or retracting cable during game play could cause the game to malfunction or crash It could also cause a loaded

• Left analog and right analog sticks - each contain two axes Left analog stick controls the X and Y axis Right analog stick controls the Rz and Z axis Also, there is a “hidden” button “11” and “12” under each stick that are activated when the analog stick is depressed inward The ‘hidden’ buttons function in both analog and digital modes • Buttons “5”, “6”, “7”, and “8” are all digital shoulder buttons • Analog button - used to switch the controller from digital to analog mode (and vice versa) D

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Front speakers should be at the same height, angle and distance relative to the listener. You will obtain best imaging if the distance between you and speakers are about the same distance as between the speakers. A typical multimedia set-up, with the speakers placed just to either side of the computer monitor, is ideal for stereo or quad listening. However, if your system has a center speaker, then it is advisable to move the left and right front speakers further apart, maintaining equal distanc

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