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Controls: Includes standard ABXY buttons, dual analog sticks, a D-pad, shoulder bumpers, and triggers.
Mapping Data: If you are setting it up on a custom system (like Godot or Linux/RetroArch), the standard mapping typically assigns the D-pad to axis 9 (+a9) and standard buttons to typical indices (A:b0, B:b1, X:b3, Y:b4). Pairing Instructions To pair this controller with a device: gamepad -vendor 1949 product 0402-
Boot the controller into standard Android HID mode (usually by holding Home + X or Home + A depending on the exact brand variation).
macOS recognizes the 1949:0402 device but often with severe button mapping issues. The system sees it, but the OS treats the d-pad as analog axes rather than digital buttons. You will need Enjoyable or ControllerMate to remap the inputs for games like Stardew Valley or Hollow Knight. Title: The Amazon Luna Legacy: An Essay on
The Stadia Controller is not plug-and-play on all Linux distributions because the kernel’s default xpad driver may not recognize 0x1949:0x0402. Instead, the hid-google-stadia module (introduced in kernel 5.15+) or the community xpadneo driver is required for full button mapping and rumble.
Power: Requires two AA batteries; it is not internally rechargeable. macOS macOS recognizes the 1949:0402 device but often
The hardware identifier Vendor 1949, Product 0402 belongs to the Amazon Fire TV Game Controller Go to product viewer dialog for this item.
This hardware ID combination represents a "combo" input device. When connected via Bluetooth to a system like Linux or Android, it often registers as four separate input sub-devices: Gamepad Keyboard (Sends standard keyboard strokes)