I downloaded and successfully used the sixaxis pair tool software that reads/can rewrite the Bluetooth MAC address stored in the PS3controller, via plugging in USB micro B to PC (despite what it says in the robotic arm video, it seems that that is the address for the PS3 console itself which the PS3controller needs in order to connect/pair this holds true in that if I change it, it won't pair to PS3 console, then it gets changed back (either in the software or by plugging PS3controller to console on USB to reset it) and works again).
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I'm working in the Arduino IDE as that's all I know how to use right now (conscious that ESP32 IDF software is also out there, perhaps might need to be part of solution.?).īut it doesn't work! Can't connect the PS3 controllers to ESP.here's more detail and example code at the bottom: I have tried sketches from all these sites, and also the simplest example, called 'Ps3Connect' that comes with the PS3Controller.h library (see below). Page and video called 'PS3 Controller + esp32 + robotic arm = awesome! (Building a wireless esp32 powered robotic arm)' at these links: In theory, this should be feasible with ESP32 and give inputs from all buttons/joysticks on the controller here are some links to videos and tutorials (note there's some bad info in first one which will detail below), that come with all the code and instructions, and link to the software mentioned: This is so that I can then use it as a controller for robot car projects etc. From herein, I'll use the terms PS3controller and ESP32 to avoid any confusion over the term 'controller'. I am trying to get my ESP32 (specifically, ESP32S Node MCU dev kit v1) to pair/connect with old Playstation3 (PS3) game console controller (I have 2 of these, specifically official Sony PS3 sixaxis dual shock), using the BT classic capability. In at the deep end here, so will put in as much detail on the issue and what I've tried so far as possible. This is my first time asking for help on here, just joined and I'm new to electronics.
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