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hi everyone,
i am stuck on reserved (Bluetooth) when i remove usb from my controller. any help is appreciated.

Hey everyone, I caught a nasty flu that I've had for the past 2 weeks. My fever is still up even now, so I haven't been on. I'll be back to helping here when I have finally gotten rid of it.

anyone can help me fix this?
my controller buton is pressing some buttons on its own

my controller was working fine until it didn't turn off automatically as usual, and then I turned it off by pressing PS button
EDIT : this happened after I played some games and activated vibration for the first time

(06-02-2015, 01:13 AM)OfAnthony Wrote: [ -> ]The problem I'm having for the fake PLAYSTATION®3Conteroller-PANHAI is that the fake DS3 cannot remember the mac address of the Scp Bth dongle when disconnected from USB. I've tried everything; RayfenWindspear's modified .dll, pairing via ScpPair, installing & re-installing (on win 7 & 8.1 64 systems), tried internal Bluetooth on and off, also used a Bth dongle, all to no avail. Official DS3's work every time on Bluetooth, so I know it's the particular version of the "PANHAI" controller that I have. Specifically one that Scp recognizes as

Code:

[{E2824A09-DBAA-4407-85CA-C8E8FF5F6FFA}] [\\?\USB#VID_054C&PID_0268#5&6032F3F&0&2#{E2824A09-DBAA-4407-85CA-C8E8FF5F6FFA}]

and as

Code:

[USB\VID_054C&PID_0268\5&6032F3F&0&2] Local [00:46:F9:BC:63:25] Remote [00:00:00:00:00:00]

when attempting to connect via Bth. (Notice Remote [00:00:00:00:00:00])

I have no experience in coding or building from source other than my recent attempts at understanding what is wrong, or in this instance what is not written in the code, that would make these "PANHAI" controllers work via Bluetooth. In a recent post, and in many past posts concerning the PLAYSTATION®3Conteroller-ghic (notice the "ghic" and the misspelling of "conteroller"), a solution is made by adding the proper code in the Bth configuration files contained in the source for Scp. Can anyone write the proper code and build a modified .dll that will accept the "PANHAI" controllers? Here is an excerpt from my last ScpServer log to show how these controllers are communicating with Scp.

Remote [00:00:00:00:00:00] doesn't show a good sign, its like unknown and I doubt its possible to make this controller working over bluetooth. Everything else is fine, reinstall any drives won't help. Does it work on PS3 console?

If the controller's mac address starts with 00:24:5C or 00:26:5C or etc, we can get it working over bluetooth (by modifying the scp control dll) otherwise not possible.

Edit: I'm not understanding which is your controllers mac address in the log you have provided. May be you have connected two or more controllers. Get me the correct mac address and name of your PANHAI ds3 by doing the following:

Stop the scp ds3 service (from services)
Run ScpServer.exe
Make sure your bluetooth dongle is connected and its mac address is mentioned as Host address :......
Connect your PANHAI ds3
Make sure its connected as USB and its mac address is mentioned as pad 1:....
Unplug your PANHAI ds3
Wait few mins until log is written or stops.
Copy the log and forward it to me.

Hope the log contains controller name (i.e PLAYSTATION®3Controller-PANHAI

If everything looks good, I can make you modified scp control dll.

(06-08-2015, 04:30 PM)OMEN786 Wrote: [ -> ]hi everyone,
i am stuck on reserved (Bluetooth) when i remove usb from my controller. any help is appreciated.

Means controller isn't connecting via bluetooth when unplugged? Let me know your controller's mac address (remote) and name. You can also do the above steps and show me the log.

Thanks...
Best Regards

Is this common ?


Driver installation didn't force me to reboot my system.
But I restarted my pc, but nothing changed.
I pressed PS button (unplugged cable) It connected flawlessly.
BUT NO GAMEPAD IN joy.cpl .
Please help me fix this.
I think I made something wrong before.
So how to uninstall all stuff then try again step by step ?

I'm guessing you didn't install X360 controller drivers.

I DID .

Alright, open device manager (Windows key + R then type devmgmt.msc and press Enter), then expand "Universal Serial Bus devices" and show me what it says.