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T
URBO
F
IRE
= ON = OFF
Hold [SELECT], then press and hold an action button or [UP] to
toggle.
T
URBO
F
IRE
S
PEED
Hold [[START], then press LB to increase speed or RB
to decrease speed. The LED will blink four times with the current
turbo fire speed.
M
AP
B
UTTON
= OK = DISABLED
Hold [SELECT], then press the source button and after that, press
the destination button. [UP/DOWN] can also be mapped. Map a
button to itself to disable it, do it again to re-enable.
R
ESET
= OK
Hold [[START], then press [UP] to reset.
S
AVE
P
RESET
= OK
Hold [[START], then press and hold a face button until
the LED blinks three times.
L
OAD
P
RESET
= OK = FAILED
Hold [[START], then press a face button for which you
previously saved a preset.
A
LTERNATIVE
T
WO
-B
UTTON
M
ODE
= ON = OFF
Hold [[START], then press [DOWN] to toggle alternate
two button mode. Use this on the C64 for full compatibility.
KTRL CD32+ G
AMEPAD
I
NSTRUCTIONS
I
NTRODUCTION
The KTRL CD32+ gamepad is designed for the Amiga CD32 but it
will also work on other Amiga computers and as a one/two
button gamepad on other machines using the Atari joystick
interface. This includes the Commodore 64 and Atari range of
computers.
The action buttons and [UP/DOWN] can be freely mapped
between each other, they can also be set up for turbo fire. This
means that you can map the jump function from [UP] to an
action button or you can rearrange the action buttons as you see
fit.
You can also copy the functionality of one button to two (or
more) buttons. As an example: mapping the red action button to
the right trigger will allow you to press either the red button or
the right trigger for the same function. If you then set up turbo
fire for the right trigger, the red button will behave normally and
the right trigger will give you turbo fire for the function of the red
button.
The left, right, down and start buttons are not configurable.
U
SING
THE
KTRL CD32+
You
should only connect and disconnect the KTRL CD32+
while the computer is turned off.
The KTRL CD32+ has an indicator LED that aids you in
configuring it. When the KTRL CD32+ is connected and you turn
on the computer, the LED should blink three times to show that it
is working.
Every time the KTRL CD32+ is turned on (automatically by the
computer), the settings will be set to default and the
functionality will be identical to a standard Amiga CD32
gamepad.