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The last step is to toggle the ‘8Bitdo mapping hack’ to ‘OFF’.This will ensure that our controller is always connected to the Pi, even after a restart, otherwise we’d have to go back and connect it every time we turn the Pi on.

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Go to ‘Configure Bluetooth connect mode’ which should be set to ‘default’ and change it to ‘background’.

This is required for your controller to work correctly.

Now we need to go down to ‘Set up udev rule for Joypad’, select your 8Bitdo controller and press enter.

Once visible, select the controller and hit enter, after a few seconds it will let you know if it was successfully connected. The 8Bitdo controller will either show up labelled as 8Bitdo*model*, however in our tests, it can take a few times for it to appear, so if it doesn’t show in the listed devices, press cancel, and then select ‘Register and Connect…’ again until it appears.

Go to ‘Register and Connect to Bluetooth Device’, after searching for devices for a few seconds it will display all available Bluetooth devices.

To use the controller in mode 1, simply power the controller on by holding the ‘Start’ button (different modes are accessed by holding different buttons combinations when powering on).

There are different modes you can use for your 8Bitdo controller depending on what you’re connecting to, however, for the RetroPie, mode 1 is what you want.

Warning: Some people have reported issues pairing Bluetooth devices with recent versions of the RPi / RetroPie. Now that we’re in the Bluetooth settings, follow the steps below to setup your 8Bitdo controller: You can navigate the menu here using the arrow keys on your keyboard/gamepad and using ‘enter’ to select. Navigate to Bluetooth and press ‘A’ to enter the Bluetooth configuration. To get Bluetooth devices up and running with RetroPie, we need to dive into the RetroPie config menu by clicking on the RetroPie option at the main screen. Once that is completed, you’ll be taken to the main RetroPie screen. I recommend mapping the direction arrows for the D-pad, the matching letters for A and B, and Enter and Backspace for Start and Select. To skip past un-used controllers, simply hold a button that you've already mapped, and it will skip to the next button. You can map them to any key you like, just make sure you remember what they are.

Just press the corresponding button on your keyboard/controller. Go ahead and map the D-pad directional controls, as well as A, B, Start, and Select. If this is the first time booting up your RetroPie card, then the mapping screen will come up automatically after it boots (which takes about a minute). To configure the input of your wired controller/USB keyboard, press the start button from the main menu and choose ‘Configure Input’. If you only have one, then you can always use a keyboard.

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Fortunately, you can connect the SF30 Pro to any of the USB ports and use it just like a wired controller without requiring any Bluetooth pairing, and use that controller to pair your second. If this is the first time you’ve powered on your RetroPie system, you’ll need a second controller or a keyboard to navigate the user interface to pair the controller via Bluetooth. The nice thing about USB C is that you can insert the cable in either orientation, the connector isn't polarised. When charging, the indicator LED will be red, and when it is fully charged, it will change to Green.

We’ve covered 8Bitdo controller mapping in general in our other RetroPie tutorials, but today, we’ll be looking specifically at mapping it to your RetroPie system.īefore you can set up your controller, you should make sure it is fully charged by connecting it to a powered USB port via the included USB C cable.

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