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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 Default | 125Hz (8ms) |
USB Maximum | 125Hz (8ms) |
Controller Protocol
Relevant information about the Nintendo Switch controller protocol.
USB Polling Interval | 8ms |
Bluetooth Polling Interval | 8ms |
Device Authentication | NO |
Specific Features
Titan Two support for Nintendo Switch specific features.
Player LEDs | YES |
Motion Sensors | YES |
HD Rumble (Vibration) | YES |
Wired Connection
Requirements
- Provided Micro-USB cable.
First-time Configuration
- On Nintendo Switch, enable wired communication:
System Settings → Controllers and Sensors → Check the Option: Pro Controller Wired Communication. - Configure the
Output Protocol
of the Titan Two toUSB Automatic
orUSB Nintendo Switch
.
Regular Usage
- Connect the provided Micro-USB cable to the Titan Two USB port labeled
OUTPUT
; - 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
First-time Configuration
- Configure the
Output Protocol
of the Titan Two toBluetooth Nintendo Switch
; - 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; - 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
- Power the Titan Two utilizing the provided Micro-USB cable or the External Power Supply;
- Connect any compatible controller to the Titan Two;
- 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. |
t2/usage_guides/systems/switch.txt · Last modified: 2019/03/10 03:14 by J2Kbr