10-20-2015, 05:22 PM
I have been able to successfully get this dongle to work with SCP DS3 and a legit PS3 DS3 controller (the Chinese one doesn't bluetooth pair).
Struggled with this one for a while - I did get it working once, but didn't write it down and lost it when I got Windows 10. Now with this post it can live forever
Hope somebody finds this post useful and saves themselves many hours of time.
- Install Logitech Setpoint
- Open Setpoint
- Click Bluetooth Icon
- Click "Bluetooth Connection Assistant" - It will now tell you that it's going to go into Bluetooth mode, blah blah blah. You should see windows start to have a bit of a seizure as it detects new hardware. When its complete, you will see the bluetooth icon in the system tray task bar. Leave this open for now - I think it may revert out of Bluetooth mode if you don't.
- Open ZaDig
- File->Open Bluetooth.cfg
- List all devices
- Here's the tricky part - there are about 3 Logitech Mini-BT Dongle devices listed, I picked the one with ID: 046D C709.
If you pick the other two, it wont work. Just for reference they show up as ID: 046D C71B, 046D C71B and sometimes this one: 046D 0B06. I suspect they're for the USB emulation parts of Logitech's implementation so you don't have to pair on boot, but I cannot confirm. - Load your driver - I noticed in the Device Manager, the Bluetooth device disappeared, and the device showed up under Universal Serial Bus Devices.
- Close ZaDig, close Setpoint
- Opened SCP Monitor -> Host address now shows
- Connected DS3 Controller, it shows charging
- Disconnected controller, all lights flashing for a bit (longer than 5 seconds), but eventually reconnected over bluetooth.
Struggled with this one for a while - I did get it working once, but didn't write it down and lost it when I got Windows 10. Now with this post it can live forever

Hope somebody finds this post useful and saves themselves many hours of time.