01-11-2013, 01:21 PM
@Tsusai : attached updated inf/cat with your hardware ids.
Regarding the service, runs fine on my Win 8 Pro x64 system without having to modify the account used. [see screenshot]. Did you run ScpDriver.exe by right clicking and "Run as Administrator" when you configured the Service?
The ScpMonitor.exe tool just connects to the Service (or Server) via a localhost UDP socket, and pings for information every 100ms.
@unvaluablespace : the good news is that you said your new DS3 connects to your Mac via Bluetooth without issue (correct?), so it's just a matter of finding out what extra setup is required for the a1 rev of the firmware. (looking around it looks like there is a b1 rev as well). I'll try to get into town over the weekend and see if I can find an a1/b1 version.
Note : run only ScpService (SCP DS3 Service) or ScpServer, not both.
The Bluetooth stack was written for the Prototype as a bare minimum implementation, for proof of concept. It was not intended to be a final solution.
Regarding the service, runs fine on my Win 8 Pro x64 system without having to modify the account used. [see screenshot]. Did you run ScpDriver.exe by right clicking and "Run as Administrator" when you configured the Service?
The ScpMonitor.exe tool just connects to the Service (or Server) via a localhost UDP socket, and pings for information every 100ms.
@unvaluablespace : the good news is that you said your new DS3 connects to your Mac via Bluetooth without issue (correct?), so it's just a matter of finding out what extra setup is required for the a1 rev of the firmware. (looking around it looks like there is a b1 rev as well). I'll try to get into town over the weekend and see if I can find an a1/b1 version.
Note : run only ScpService (SCP DS3 Service) or ScpServer, not both.
The Bluetooth stack was written for the Prototype as a bare minimum implementation, for proof of concept. It was not intended to be a final solution.