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I plugged it into PuTTY and connected and disconnected my PS4 controller a couple times. Here's the output if there might be any clues. At this point I'm considering re-doing the whole thing with a different ESP32 chip
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If I press buttons on the controller when paired, should I see different output here? |
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No you won't see anything when pressing buttons, Look like the controller don't like the PS5 config packet, usually PS4 controller just ignoring it but yours disconnect after it, it look like. If you got a PS4 console try updating controller firmware? |
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thanks @darthcloud - in that log I manually disconnected it once and then re-connected it, so that might be the disconnect you saw? regardless I'll try updating firmware on the controllers tonight - I decided to just start rewiring the whole thing with a new esp32 too just in case there was something wrong there. Gives me a chance to improve my cable routing anyways |
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ok @darthcloud I completed a 2nd install using a full devkit board instead of just the wroom-32 module and everything is working fantastic (video - the port status lights look awesome too)!! in my first install I was following Nostalgic's guide and I'm wondering if maybe my 3v3 wasn't properly bridged to EN? I used a 10k ohm resistor, but maybe the solder connection just wasn't great... could that explain why I could pair controllers, but button inputs didn't work? |
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I'm debugging an issue where I can get controllers and web browser to pair with the ESP32 fine, but button inputs do not work. I've double checked all connections for continuity and it all looks good... so I'm wondering if it's some kind of software issue.
This is related to #699 which I thought was fixed by switching from HW2 to HW1, but today controller input doesn't work again. All key combinations to reset, enter pairing mode, etc work - so the chip is receiving signal from the controller, but I can't control anything in-game.
I've tried erasing and flashing the ESP32 again, and OTA FW update, but it seems to always remember the controllers I've previously paired to it. Or maybe the controllers (DS4) are saving the pairing info somehow? I'm just trying to rule everything out by doing a fresh re-pairing of the controller before I try soldering in a replacement chip.
Thanks
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