Powkiddy RGB10 Max 3 Pro¶
Overview¶
Device | CPU / Architecture | Kernel | GL driver | Interface |
---|---|---|---|---|
RGB10 Max 3 Pro | Amlogic A311D / Mali G52 M4 (ARMv8-A) | Mainline Linux | Mali | Weston + Emulation Station |
Features¶
Feature | Notes |
---|---|
Storage | ROCKNIX should be installed directly to the internal EMMC. When installed directly to the EMMC; an SD Card can be used for game storage. |
Wifi | Can be turned on in Emulation Station under Main Menu > Network Settings |
Bluetooth | Supports bluetooth audio and controllers |
Controls¶
RetroArch Hotkeys¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
SELECT+START (x2) | Quit Game |
SELECT+R1 | Save State |
SELECT+L1 | Load State |
SELECT+X(NORTH) | Open RA Menu |
SELECT+Y(WEST) | Show FPS |
SELECT+R2 | Fast-Forward |
Notes:¶
- By default ROCKNIX will detect your controller and configure RetroArch hotkeys automatically. This is controlled by the "AUTOCONFIGURE RETROARCH HOTKEYS" option in the
Settings > Controller & Bluetooth
menu. While the option is enabled, RetroArch hotkeys will be overwritten by the above defaults each time RetroArch is launched. If this behavior is not desired that option can be disabled and your user-defined RetroArch hotkeys will be used instead.
AetherSX2 (PS2)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
F1+R1 | Save State |
F1+L1 | Load State |
F1+X(NORTH) | Open Menu |
Required Bios Files | Path |
---|---|
SCPH-70012.bin | /roms/bios/aethersx2/bios |
Drastic (Nintendo DS)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
R2 | Save State |
L2 | Load State |
F1 | Open Menu |
F2 | Switch One Screen and Dual Screen Layout |
L3 | Change Screen Layout/Swap Screens |
Dolphin-SA (Gamecube)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
F1+START | Quit Game |
F1+R1 | Save State |
F1+L1 | Load State |
F1+B(SOUTH) | Screenshot |
F1+Y(WEST) | Change Internal Resolution |
F1+A(EAST) | Change Aspect Ratio |
F1+X(NORTH) | Show FPS |
F1+D-Pad Up | Increase current state slot |
F1+D-Pad Down | Decrease current state slot |
F1+R2 | Fast-Forward |
Lime3DS (Nintendo 3DS)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
F1+START | Quit Game |
Mupen64Plus-SA (Nintendo 64)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
START | Start |
B(SOUTH) | A |
Y(WEST) | B |
Right Analog Up | C Up |
Right Analog Down | C Down |
Right Analog Left | C Left |
Right Analog Right | C Right |
L2 | Z |
L1 | L |
R1 | R |
F1+START | Quit Game |
F1+R1 | Save State |
F1+L1 | Load State |
F1+Y(WEST) | Take Screenshot |
F1+B(SOUTH) | Reset Game |
Notes:¶
- Z and L button assignment can be changed directly in EmulationStation
- Highlight the game and press X(NORTH)
- Select
ADVANCED GAME OPTIONS
- Set
EMULATOR
toMUPEN64PLUSSA
- Then change
INPUT ONFIGURATION
- Default: L1 = L, L2 = Z
- Z & L SWAP: L1 = Z, L2 = L
- You can also create your own custom controller configuration and add it to
/storage/.configs/game/configs/mupen64plussa
. Then updateINPUT CONFIGURATION
toCUSTOM
following the same steps as above.
PPSSPP-SA (PSP)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
START | Start |
SELECT | Select |
A(EAST) | Circle |
B(SOUTH) | Cross |
X(NORTH) | Triangle |
Y(WEST) | Square |
L1 | L |
R1 | R |
R2 | Save State |
L2 | Load State |
F1 | Open Menu |
Yabasanshiro (Sega Saturn)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
START | Start |
SELECT | Open Menu |
Y(WEST) | A |
A(EAST) | B |
B(SOUTH) | C |
X(NORTH) | X |
L1 | Y |
R1 | Z |
L2 | L |
R2 | R |
START+SELECT+R1 | Quit Game |
Hypseus-singe (Daphne)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
SELECT+START | Quit Game |
SELECT | Coin |
START | Start |
B(SOUTH) | Button 1 |
A(EAST) | Button 2 |
X(NORTH) | Button 3 |
Notes:¶
- To add/change mapping you can edit
/storage/.config/game/configs/hypseus/hypinput.ini
under[KEYBOARD]
section by changing third number for a function from0
(disabled) to a corresponding joystick value. You can identify joystick values by runningjstest /dev/input/js0
over ssh. -
For example the following would assign
quit
to L1 andpause
to R1
Open Beats of Rage (OpenBOR)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
START | Confirm |
SELECT | Cancel |
B(SOUTH) | Attack 1 |
A(EAST) | Jump |
X(NORTH) | Attack 2 |
Y(WEST) | Special |
note: pressing A on title screen will exit
Vice (Commodore 64)¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
START | Open Menu |
SELECT | Display Keyboard |
B(SOUTH) | Back |
A(EAST) | Fire / Confirm |
L1 | Back |
L2 | Assign Hotkey |
L3 | Fire (Joy 2) |
R1 | Confirm |
R2 | Swap Joystick Port |
Additional Notes:¶
Games will require keyboard key presses to progress through messages and to launch (e.g. SPACE, RSTR [run/start], F3, F7).
SELECT to show onscreen keyboard, left analog/d-pad to move cursor, B to confirm
C= on keyboard resets the machine
L2 to assign highlighted key or menu function to gamepad button (save config to retain)
To cancel onscreen keyboard, move cursor to blank area and A/L1 to close keyboard or click on X in top left corner of keyboard
Joystick can be assigned to port 1 or 2. R2 to switch ports. port 1: [left analog] + [B = fire] port 2: [right analog] + [L3 = fire].
To quit emulator, START, highlight Exit Emulator, B to confirm
Global Hotkeys¶
Button Combo | Action |
---|---|
F1+Vol + | Brightness Up |
F1+Vol - | Brightness Down |
F2+Vol + | Battery Status |
F2+Vol - | WIFI Toggle |
Emulators¶
Notes¶
Installation¶
Download the latest S922X-Odroid_GOU
version of ROCKNIX from the button below.
ROCKNIX must be flashed directly onto the RGB10 Max 3 Pro rather than an SD card. This is done by putting the device into recovery mode, per the manual by holding down R2, L2, and power. A video demonstation is shown here.
Troubleshooting¶
You cannot brick this device. If you cannot get into recovery mode, do the following:
- Download this recovery image.
- Flash the image to a spare microSD card using Balena Etcher or similar.
- Remove the back cover of the device (four screws).
- Locate a small button on the back of the board (the side that's visible), near the right thumbstick.
- While holding down the small button, power on the device.
The device should now be in recovery mode, ready to flash ROCKNIX (or other firmware) to the device.
If you find yourself doing this often, consider drilling a pinhole in the back cover so that the button can be accessed with a paperclip.