Gamepad -vendor 1949 Product 0402- ((exclusive)) 〈Latest ⟶〉

The first part of the string is 1949 . According to the USB Implementers Forum database, this Vendor ID is officially registered to Lab126, Inc. , a wholly-owned subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc. responsible for the development of Kindle e-readers and Fire tablets. This is a key piece of the puzzle.

: If you are setting it up on a custom system (like Godot or Linux/RetroArch), the standard mapping typically assigns the D-pad to axis 9 (+a9) and standard buttons to typical indices (A:b0, B:b1, X:b3, Y:b4). Pairing Instructions To pair this controller with a device: gamepad -vendor 1949 product 0402-

The key identifier corresponds to the standard hardware signature for the popular line of iPega Bluetooth gamepads , notably models like the iPega PG-9118 Golden Warrior . This hardware string uniquely identifies the peripheral within operating systems, game engines (such as Godot Engine), and cross-platform cross-compilation environments. The first part of the string is 1949

If your system does not automatically recognize the button layouts for 1949:0402 , or if you need to adjust user permissions to access the device without root privileges, you can create a custom udev rule. Creating a Udev Rule Open a terminal window. Create a new rules file in the udev directory: sudo nano /etc/udev/rules.d/99-amazon-gamepad.rules Use code with caution. responsible for the development of Kindle e-readers and

Add the following text line to force the subsystem to treat it strictly as a joystick peripheral: