I am unable to connect my DualShock 3 to my S4 active with OTG cable.
Can any1 help?
(I do not want to root my device)
Mohammed97 said:
I am unable to connect my DualShock 3 to my S4 active with OTG cable.
Can any1 help?
(I do not want to root my device)
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You must have root and the app sixaxis controller installed
-When opening the Sixaxis Controller app, allow root permissions and allow Sixaxis as input
-Then press start
-you will see your local bluetooth mac address below
-press stop
-then connect the controller using a otg-cable and usb-to-mini cable
-press pair
-fill in your bluetooth mac address, (maybe it's already filled in, no problem)
-press pair and allow permissions
-unplug your controller
-press start on device
-when device say 'lisening for controllers' press the round middle butten on your ps3 controller
now it's connected
if you want your ps3 controller as android gamepad, go to menu-->gamepad settings-->enable gamepad
Work's great for me, Playing GTA San Andreas like a boss
Hey guys,
I have a Samsung galaxy tab 3 lite t110n and an original dualshock 3.
I rooted my tablet and downloaded sixaxis compatibility and sixaxis controller. I paired the devices on the pc but the tablet don't find the controller.
I plugged it with a usb cable... nothing.
I downloaded sixaxis enabler and plugged it with the usb cable and nothing again.
Has anyone managed to make dualshock 3 work with this model?
Do I have to buy another model just to make the controller work?
Help appreciated. :good:
I have a Note 2 with 4.1.2 ver but when i plug my xbox wired controller in with OTG cable it's not working
i found that may be i have to install the xpad.ko module but i can't find it anywhere
Pls help me
usb bt joystick center app is all you need
Hello,
It's possible to connect and use the PS4 controller on a HTC 10 please ?
When I activate the Bluetooth, I can connect to my controller (Wireless Controller), but my controller does not work. Nor in Android, or in a game.
A solution ?
I use HTC 10 with the ROM Ice 1.0.2.
No one knows how ?
DroidXAce said:
No one knows how ?
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Got can try the six axis pair tool, can't see why it wouldn't work. Personally use the moga. I'll be testing that tomorrow in work [emoji106]
Haven't ever tried the ps4 pad but it should work.
Try the pair tool to see if it's functional before buying the app.
The MAC address needs to be changed, Google six axis. Originally based on the Ps3 pad.
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I have tried bluetooth via the sixaxis route (changing the MAC address to match my phone) and I have tried verified to be working USB-C OTG cables (USB thumb drives work fine via the cable on the HTC10) and both seem to connect to the dual shock 4 (bluetooth connects and lists it as a controller and when using the OTG cable the DS4 connects and starts charging) but none of the controller buttons do anything. I'm not sure where to go from here... Maybe it's missing a generic and controller specific key layout file but I am not sure, I'll have to dig deeper once I root.
gte460z said:
I have tried bluetooth via the sixaxis route (changing the MAC address to match my phone) and I have tried verified to be working USB-C OTG cables (USB thumb drives work fine via the cable on the HTC10) and both seem to connect to the dual shock 4 (bluetooth connects and lists it as a controller and when using the OTG cable the DS4 connects and starts charging) but none of the controller buttons do anything. I'm not sure where to go from here... Maybe it's missing a generic and controller specific key layout file but I am not sure, I'll have to dig deeper once I root.
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The six axis app, that does require root doesn't it? Can't remember it's been a while. Moga kind of took over.
I've got a long day in work today with little to do, so will have a go myself.
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At home, the controller comes to connect to HTC 10 but, buttons and sears do not work.
dladz said:
The six axis app, that does require root doesn't it? Can't remember it's been a while. Moga kind of took over.
I've got a long day in work today with little to do, so will have a go myself.
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The sixaxis app (that requires root) does not work on Marshmallow. I was referring to the sixaxis pairing tool which doesn't have anything to do with root. Both the pairing tool and OTG methods work on my Nexus 6 for the DS4.
I test with a Nexus 5 (Android 6.0.1) : not work
But work with a Wiko Rainbow 4G (Android 4.4.2).
Tried the app, didn't work. Couldn't connect the controller either, will stick with me Moga
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So I'm not the only one to meet this concern. Must now find a solution.
Does any one know how to use Wired controller with honor play?
i am connecting my wired controller to my honor device but it is not recognizing the controller when i use the same setup on my moto g4 plus it works fine. does any one know how to install needed drivers in honor fone for the fone to recognise and use the controller??
Thanks
warhead619 said:
Does any one know how to use Wired controller with honor play?
i am connecting my wired controller to my honor device but it is not recognizing the controller when i use the same setup on my moto g4 plus it works fine. does any one know how to install needed drivers in honor fone for the fone to recognise and use the controller??
Thanks
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try octopus app
I connected my ds4 to play via otg and it got recognized .. I can able to navigate menu using arrows and can do click or back functions using those triangle , circle , cross , and square buttons .. But when I try to connect via bt , it connected ..still remains unfunctional bcuz of Sony rejected to give mapping codes for Android !!
I have been using a bluetooth controller without a problem for a while now. I use it with the octopus controller mapping app and it works pretty well.