DOIO Hitpad Standard V2 Series Instructions

Default Keys

Input mode

1P-PS3 /D-Input (RaspberryPi/Android)

1K-Nintendo Switch

2K-PC /X-Input (Windows/Steam)

2P-PS4 Mode

Orientation Mode

SELECT+START+DOWN ARROW = Visual helmet mode(DP)

SELECT+START +LEFT ARROW = Left-analog stick

SELECT+ START+RIGHT ARROW = Right analog stick

SOCD Mode

RGB Mode

SELECT+ START+1P = Next Animation

SELECT + START +1K = Previous Animation

SELECT+ START +2P = Brightness Up

SELECT+START+2K = Brightness Down

SELECT+ START +3P =Switch to Next Lighting Preset

SELECT+ START +3K = Switch to Previous Lighting Preset

SELECT+ START+4P = Next Key Triggers Light Color

SELECT+ START+4K = Previous Key Triggers Light Color

Rapid Fire Mode

Rapid fire can be set for 1P, 2P, 3P, 4P, 1K, 2K, 3K, or 4K, across 8 buttons.
The firing rate can be adjusted within the range of 1 to 60 shots per second (individual button firing rate adjustment is not supported).

Hold the TURBO button and press the UP key to increase the firing rate, or hold the TURBO button and press the DOWN key to decrease it.

Even if the power is turned off, the set firing rate will be saved, but the rapid fire button status will be cleared.

key Mapping

Press and hold the Start button before connecting the Type-C cable. Click http://192.168.7.1/ to access the debug page.

Click on "Configuration" and select "Pin Mapping."

Each pin corresponds to a specific key value. Such as changing the UP key to the L1 position, Setting PIN 02 to "L1" and PIN 13 to "UP.". Save to apply.

Save up to 4 different key value sets under "Profile 1~4" at the top. To set a specific set of key values, click the "Map buttons with switch" , select it and click the "Save" button.

Pin Number

Access the debug page, click the “Settings” button at the top, and select “PS4” from the “Current Input Mode” dropdown.

In the Authentication Settings, choose “Uploaded Key File” and upload the three required files. Click “Verify and Save” in the bottom right to save.

In the top right corner of the webpage, switch to PS4 mode, then click "Reboot - Controller".

Switching to PS5 Mode

Access the debug page, click the “Settings” button at the top, and select “PS5” from the “Current Input Mode” dropdown.

In the Authentication Settings, select "Host USB" and click "Save."

Click on "Configuration" and select "Peripheral mapping" . Enable "USB Host" function, set "D+" to "26." and click "Save."

Switch XBOX Mode

Click on "Configuration" and select "Peripheral mapping" . Enable "USB Host" function, set "D+" to "26." and click "Save."

Access the debug page, click the “Settings” button at the top, and select “XBOX One” from the “Current Input Mode” dropdown, then click "Save."

Connect the XBOX device verifier to start using it.

Switching Keyboard Mode

Access the debug page, click the “Settings” button at the top, and select “Keyboard” from the “Current Input Mode” dropdown, then click "Save."

Click on "Configuration" and select "Peripheral mapping" , Enable "USB Host" function, set "D+" to "26." and click "Save."

Configure Custom Lighting Theme

Click on "Configuration" and select "Custom LED Themes."

Click the "Enable" button, then set the colors for Normal and Pressed lights by clicking the corresponding buttons.

Click "Save," then reconnect the Type-C cable to apply the changes.

Firmware Upgrade

Drag the “flash_nuke.uf2” file to the “RPI-RP2” disk. The disk will disappear and reappear after 5-10 seconds.

Drag the “GP2040-CE_0.7.9_Pico.uf2” file into the “RPI-RP2” disk. Wait for the transfer to complete. The device’s screen will light up, indicating that the firmware update is complete.