MeneerJansen’s Dingoo quick reference card

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MeneerJansen has posted a nice wrap up of some useful commands and other info on the Dingoo.  A quick run through your favourite word processor to shrink the font, and it’ll make a nice sticker for the back of your Dingoo!  Thanks MeneerJansen!

Quick reference card for the various Dingoo controls.
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Mame4All:
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Insert coin : Select + start
Start game : A
Exit : Select + L+R
Pause : Select + X
Mame menu : Select + A
Volume etc. : Select + B
Show fps/profiler : Select + L/R
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Stella:
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A : Fire!/select
B : Cancel
L : Options menu
Start : Commands menu
Select : Quit
In menus, L jumps from control to control, A selects, and B cancels.
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Gmu Audio player:
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A : Restart track (don't touch!)
B - Play mode (cont., repeat, etc.)
X - Play/pause
Y - Remove (don't touch!)
Start - Toggle cover art, track info, file browse, etc.
Select - <none>
shoulder L/R - Track next/prev.
Select + L/R - 10 sec. fwd./back
<-/-> - Volume up/down
v/^ - Up/down in list
Select+Start - Exit
(watch bottom command line for context sensitive additional help info)
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Snes9x:
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Select + B : Menu
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PicoDrive (Megadrive/Genesis):
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A : C button
B : B button
X : Change video renderer
Y : A button
Select : Picodrive menu
Start : Start/pause
Power+up/down : Volume up/down
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DOOEngine (PCEng./Turb.GrfX):
(built in mem.)
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Select + start : menu.
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Dingoo's audio player:
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<-/-> : Prev./next track
^/v : Volume up/down
hold <-/-> : Search
shoulder R : Pause/resume
Y : Mute
B : Select another track while playing
?? + v/^ : Volume when in "Hold" mode
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Video player:
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shoulder R : Pause/resume
X : OSD
A : Zoom modes!
<-/-> : Prev./next video
^/v : Volume
start + L : TV out
List of emulators on the Dingoo:
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A. External SD card (=Dingux):
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1. Nofrendo : Nintendo NES (Famicom)
2. SNES9x : Nintendo SNES (Famicom)
3. SDLGNUBoy : Gameboy & GB Color (use original Dingo OS for the GBA)
4. SMSPlus : Sega Master System (1987)
5. PicoDrive : Sega Megadrive (= Genesis, 1990)
6. Finalburn Alpha : a Neo Geo & CPS1/2 (& more) emu?
7 Mame4all : Mame for Dingux.
8. ScummVM : Scumm Lucasarts emu. For point 'n click games like Monkey Island.
9. OpenMSX : MSX
10. GP2Xpectrum : ZX Spectrum emu?
11. Hatari : Atati ST
12. Stella : Atari 2600!
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B. Internal memory (orig. OS):
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1. DOOEngine : NEC PCEngine (= TurboGrafX)
(native OS only!)
2. GBA : Nintenda GBA
(native OS only)
3. "3D" games : Symbian games?
4. CPS1 : Arcade
5. SNES : Nintendo SNES/Famicom
6. NeoGeo : Arcade?

Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 7, 2009 at 5:18 AM

    Is PicoDrive also available for the native firmware? It is abovementioned twice.

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  2. strider_mt2kSeptember 7, 2009 at 5:47 AM

    A small printed card perhaps, but this stuff is bound to change so fast that a sticker would soon be obsolete.

    Either way THANK YOU!

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  3. Meneer JansenSeptember 7, 2009 at 9:29 AM

    Glad to have been of help to anyone. :) By the way: Picodrive (Megadrive/Genesis emu) is in there twice because I listed its shotscuts in the "shortcuts" part and its avaliability in the "Dingux" part.

    Does anybody know what the keys are to adjust the Audio Volume in the native audio player when you've got the Dingoo on 'Hold'?

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  4. AnonymousSeptember 7, 2009 at 10:56 PM

    Thank you very much for this! Also guys please
    visit my newly opened blog.

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