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Before you connect
- Power the AmiHID: plugged into the Amiga with the Amiga on, or on a USB charger.
- Plug a USB mouse or gamepad into it, or let it reconnect to its Bluetooth trackball.
- Click Connect to AmiHID and choose AmiHID- followed by four characters. With two adapters in the room, the four characters tell them apart.
No AmiHID at hand? Try the demo with a pretend gamepad and trackball.
Amiga port
Nothing is driving the port.
Seen from the front of the Amiga's port. A lit pin is pulled to ground: a button held, a direction on, or a mouse step. LMB, RMB and MMB are the left, right and middle mouse button.
Test the port
These drive the Amiga directly, with no input device needed. Keep a button pressed to hold it.
Mouse
Joystick
Bluetooth devices
AmiHID only reconnects to devices it has paired with. It remembers three at most.
Saved profiles
A profile belongs to a device type (its USB or Bluetooth vendor and product ID), so a second pad of the same model uses it too. Devices without a profile use the built-in table.
Log
What the AmiHID reports, the same lines as on its serial pads. Useful when a device does not show up.