Bluetooth wireless game controller switch handle for Joy-Con NS left and right grips, remote alarm clock with hand cord

Switch the small Bluetooth wireless handle left and right

Note: This handle does not have an infrared camera imaging function. For example, when playing a robot dog game, if you block it with your hand, the robot dog will not approach your hand and will not stop when it reaches your hand. It does not support NFC friendly function, meaning the brushing function is not supported in Zelda games. It also has a digital motor function and an HD vibration function (i.e., the handle's sound function). For example, in the robot dog, it is not supported to adjust the frequency of the digital code to reach the motor's maximum resonance point, but to obtain a strong thrust and change the frequency. The vibration is strong and weak to achieve the robot dog's rotation function.

Method for connecting and charging the controller and the console:

How to insert the controller into the console: Insert the left and right controllers onto the left and right rails of the SWITCH console, respectively. After inserting them, you will hear a locking sound (there is also an on-screen prompt). Once the controller is inserted into the console, the console will automatically connect to the controller. Connect and identify the controller.

To disconnect and reconnect to Bluetooth:

While the controller is connected via Bluetooth, if you wish to disconnect the current connection, you can briefly press the sync button on the guide rail to disconnect the controller's Bluetooth connection. The controller will then enter standby mode. Press and hold the sync button on the controller for 3 seconds, and you will see the player number light up, similar to a horse race. Press any button on the controller (except the 3D button) to reactivate the controller and reconnect to Bluetooth mode. Controller Bluetooth Connection: Disconnect both controllers from the host (press the rail lock button before disconnecting the controller). After disconnecting, the controller will automatically enter Bluetooth connection mode. When Bluetooth is connected, the internal motor of the controller vibrates, and the four LEDs corresponding to each player's number stop running. The LEDs illuminate according to the number (the number and position of the LEDs indicate the controller channel corresponding to the Bluetooth connection). The console letters on the controller icon on the host screen will change into four small squares to indicate the current Bluetooth connection. The four LEDs on the controller will be illuminated as the corresponding player's controller number. Once the Bluetooth connection is established, you can use the controller to perform associated game operations. The Bluetooth reception range is normally 8 to 10 meters.