01-31-2014, 10:23 PM
@Zolcillonca:
Your controller shows 241 (decimal) => 0xF1.
I highly doubt that any firmware localisation would change an enumeration constant.
When a genuine DS3 shows strange behaviour it is usually fixed by a pinhole reset. Do you feel a slight click when you press the reset button?
@WatchEmFall: the main changes between 103 and 136/139 was the addition of Secure Simple Pairing (SSP) to support DS4s. Your dongle is failing one of the setup calls for SSP, so upgrade to 139 then go into configuration and check the "Disable SSP" option [this reverts the behaviour to be the same as 103]
@PB84: genuine Sony DS3s have no issues with Rumble over BTH.
@hellbringer616:
@ultimategrayfox:
you can use a dongle which is not directly supported in the list by using Zadig to install WinUSB on it. See Post #1851
@DirtyShady: DS3/DS4 on the same dongle [I'm sitting at my games machine with 1 DS4 on BTH, 1 DS4 on USB, 1 DS3 on BTH, 1 DS3 on USB - all working correctly].
To use a DS4 on BTH your Dongle must support Secure Simple Pairing (SSP).
@Reznik Akime: I think you have missed out installing one of the prereqs -
1. Remove any dll you have manually placed in Windows\System32.
2. Download and Save the DirectX Runtime from - http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/...px?id=8109
3. Move the directx_Jun2010_redist.exe file from your Downloads directory to a temp directory [eg C:\Temp]
4. Run the exe, it is a self-extracting archive.
5. Go to the directory that you extracted it to and run DXSETUP.exe.
6. After it has completed run Windows Update.
7. Reboot.
8. Run ScpUser.exe from the ScpServer\bin\Win32 directory.
9. Click Advanced, click Extensions - verify that you see variable pressure on Circle, Triangle, Cross and Square.
10. Report back - if everything is good can continue to PCSX2 configuration.
@Sky-Dragon: I think your Dongle should be OK, try a pin-hole reset on your DS3.
The dongle is also responding correctly to all the setup calls for Secure Simple Pairing, so should work with DS4.
- I had a Trust dongle which worked well until I tried to move it from a front-panel port to a USB Hub port, it fell apart when I pulled it out >.<
Code:
public enum Ds3Battery : byte { None = 0x00, Dieing = 0x01, Low = 0x02, Medium = 0x03, High = 0x04, Full = 0x05, Charging = 0xEE, Charged = 0xEF };
Your controller shows 241 (decimal) => 0xF1.
I highly doubt that any firmware localisation would change an enumeration constant.
When a genuine DS3 shows strange behaviour it is usually fixed by a pinhole reset. Do you feel a slight click when you press the reset button?
@WatchEmFall: the main changes between 103 and 136/139 was the addition of Secure Simple Pairing (SSP) to support DS4s. Your dongle is failing one of the setup calls for SSP, so upgrade to 139 then go into configuration and check the "Disable SSP" option [this reverts the behaviour to be the same as 103]
@PB84: genuine Sony DS3s have no issues with Rumble over BTH.
@hellbringer616:
@ultimategrayfox:
you can use a dongle which is not directly supported in the list by using Zadig to install WinUSB on it. See Post #1851
@DirtyShady: DS3/DS4 on the same dongle [I'm sitting at my games machine with 1 DS4 on BTH, 1 DS4 on USB, 1 DS3 on BTH, 1 DS3 on USB - all working correctly].
To use a DS4 on BTH your Dongle must support Secure Simple Pairing (SSP).
@Reznik Akime: I think you have missed out installing one of the prereqs -
Quote:3. Latest DirectX Runtime.
1. Remove any dll you have manually placed in Windows\System32.
2. Download and Save the DirectX Runtime from - http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/...px?id=8109
3. Move the directx_Jun2010_redist.exe file from your Downloads directory to a temp directory [eg C:\Temp]
4. Run the exe, it is a self-extracting archive.
5. Go to the directory that you extracted it to and run DXSETUP.exe.
6. After it has completed run Windows Update.
7. Reboot.
8. Run ScpUser.exe from the ScpServer\bin\Win32 directory.
9. Click Advanced, click Extensions - verify that you see variable pressure on Circle, Triangle, Cross and Square.
10. Report back - if everything is good can continue to PCSX2 configuration.
@Sky-Dragon: I think your Dongle should be OK, try a pin-hole reset on your DS3.
The dongle is also responding correctly to all the setup calls for Secure Simple Pairing, so should work with DS4.
- I had a Trust dongle which worked well until I tried to move it from a front-panel port to a USB Hub port, it fell apart when I pulled it out >.<