5 Hardware Product Development Guide

This chapter will introduce the use method of SDK on Pico hardware products, and the developers should only choose to view the corresponding contents according to demands.

5.1 Pico Goblin/G2/G2 4K

5.1.1 Input instructions

Goblin controller only supports 3dof function. When using the key and touchpad of the single controller, you need to call the interfaces related to the controller. Please refer to Section 6.5 in Chapter 6 List of API Interface Function for specific interfaces. Here, the corresponding relationship between the parameters of the following interfaces and the physical controller keys is introduced.

The Corresponding Relation between the Physical Key and the Parameters in API：

Goblin controller key Input binding
_images/5.1.3.1.png ButtonNum.app
_images/5.1.3.2.png ButtonNum.click
_images/5.1.3.3.png ButtonNum.home
_images/5.1.3.4.png ButtonNum.VolumeUp
_images/5.1.3.5.png ButtonNum.VolumeDown

Figure 5.1 Schematic Diagram of Goblin Keys

The physical keys of the G2 and G2 4K controllers are the same as that of the Goblin controllers except for the following two different keys.

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The schematic diagram of the coordinate system for the touchpad is as follows:

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Figure 5.2 Schematic Diagram of Touchpad

5.2 Pico Neo

5.2.1 Input instructions

When using the keys and touchpads of double controllers, you need to call the interface API. See Section 6.5 for details. This Document only introduces the corresponding relationship of physical keys for the Pico Neo controller:

Keys Input binding
_images/5.2.3.1.png ButtonNum.app
_images/5.2.3.2.png ButtonNum.click
_images/5.2.3.3.png ButtonNum.home
_images/5.2.3.4.png ButtonNum.volumeUp
_images/5.2.3.5.png ButtonNum.volumeDown
_images/5.2.3.6.png CVController.getTriggerNum( )

Figure 5.3 Schematic Diagram of Pico Neo Keys

In addition, the touchpad is identical to the Goblin controller and will not be repeated here.

5.3 Pico Neo2

5.3.1 Input instructions

Use the functions of Pico Neo2 controller. The API interface for Pico Neo2 is common with that of Pico Neo, see Section 6.5 for details. The following describes the physical keys of the Pico Neo2 controller:

Keys Input binding
_images/5.3.1.1.png ButtonNum.home
_images/5.3.1.2.png ButtonNum.app
_images/5.3.1.3.png ButtonNum.click
_images/5.3.1.4.png CVController.getTriggerNum( )
_images/5.3.1.5.png ButtonNum.buttonRG(only in left controller)
_images/5.3.1.6.png ButtonNum.buttonLG(only in right controller)
_images/5.3.1.7.png ButtonNum.buttonAX
_images/5.3.1.8.png ButtonNum.buttonBY

Figure 5.4 Schematic Diagram of Pico Neo2 Keys

On the Pico Neo2 controller, the joy stick is used to simulate the touchpad coordinates, which are same as Goblin controller. The coordinate system is shown in Figure 5.2.

5.4 Pico Neo3

5.4.1 Input instructions

To use Pico Neo 3 controller features please check chapter 6.5 for detailed API descriptions. Following diagram introduces key mapping of Neo 3 controllers：

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Fig 5.5 Key mapping diagram (front view)

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Fig 5.6 Key mapping diagram (side view)

Key Input Event
Home ButtonNum.home
App ButtonNum.app
Click ButtonNum.click
Trigger CVController.getTriggerNum()
RightGrip ButtonNum.buttonRG（only in left controller）
LeftGrip ButtonNum.buttonLG（only in right controller）
Left controller：X Right controller：A ButtonNum.buttonAX
Left controller：Y Right controller：B ButtonNum.buttonBY