What type of plug does this Joystick use?
209484
The joystick connects to the throttle module with a mini-DIN connector, and the throttle module in turn connects to your computer via USB. The joystick cannot be used separately from the throttle module.
209485
No plug, just usb. The joystick connects to the throttle which connects to the computer via usb.
1259626
The USB plugs are grouped into 3 groups of 3 on the top. Each button controls one group of three plugs. I'm a game player. Some of the games I play require a steering wheel, some a joystick, and others a mouse. Some games will not operate correctly if more than one control device is connected at a time. I plug one controller into each group of plugs. The buttons allow me to turn off the controllers not required for the particular game I'm playing. It's a small convenience that I like. I have been using this hub for several months without issue. I recommend it.
1276889
Sorry, I do not know what that is. Look up that model and see if it's an X-10 device. If it is, then the X-10 Mini controller should work with it.
15078
It has a usb at the end not a nintendo 64 controller port. I'm sure you can find a converter or an actual controller
620587
Likely no. The joystick plugs in to the throttle with a PS/2 Connector, and the Throttle goes to the PC with USB. I haven't personally tried connecting the throttle to a PS/2 connector on my PC, but I don't imagine it'd work. Not sure why there's not a picture of the connectors on Amazon, but http://www.techwarelabs.com/reviews/peripherals/saitek_x52/images/Complete%20Contents%20saitek%20X52.jpg shows the connector types.
45958
It's plug and play, however there are some games that won't register it [typically games that are built for an Xbox 360 controller]. In which case, a handy program called "Joy2Key" fills the gaps for me. :)
796281
No. I threw it out because it did not work at all. I ended up giving away the joystick and buying a new one.
1146381
I don't believe it is. The cord doesn't have the release where it connects to the small USB section. Also, the thumb sticks don't work well. I noticed this while writing programs that use the controller. The values returned by the stick are not proportional like they should be, especially on diagonals. The sticks work more like directional pads. The other noticeable difference is the hologram sticker. The one on this controller is not a colorful or sparkly as the one on my official controller. I would avoid this seller.
1565814
Not sure what you mean, are you asking if you can use a hard wired joystick? If so, there's nothing listed in any of the manuals. Google this: JVC GV-LS2 DetailedUserGuide.
2175287
This stick is wired. Quite honestly... I never mess with wireless sticks :P
1402662
I'm currently using it on Windows 7 64-bit. I think Windows even loaded a generic joystick driver and it works perfectly in games.
342133
I'm not shore it should work as it works with my Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Joystick. You can try and see if it works you can let me know.
880860
i buy this for repair the joystick of xbox but i cant..... because not have tork 8 with the point in the middle...
102460
Logitech says their joystick is indeed packaged with a manual. But you can also find one here: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/attack-3-joystick
1948873
I own 2. This is a knock off of Microsoft's Wired 360 controller. The trigger inputs are binary, rather than analog. The joysticks are not calibrated properly. They seem to always been pointing in a direction at 1/4 throttle. The joys sticks also have huge dead spots. The vendor, "1Bad", did not do a great job with this controller. The price speaks for itself. If you don't mind these flaws, and just need a gamepad with a few working inputs, this is the controller for you. I would not recommend it though. Good luck in your search for a usb controller.
1531071
It is a usb plug and play. the one i bought and it was defective. Was sent another and it too was defective. The curser worked fine. It was the buttons that did not function.
730483
I have this unit and the same camera. It plugs into a rounded D shaped multi pin connector. I use the controller regularly to do slow zooms in and out. It works well.