not related to gun, but wonder why BT ADDRESS are all zeros? Fake/3rd party PS4 gamepad?kitrinx wrote:opened 5( 5): /dev/input/event8 (054c:05c4) 4 "00:00:00:00:00:00" "Sony Computer Entertainment Wireless Controller"
opened 6( 5): /dev/input/event6 (054c:05c4) 5 "00:00:00:00:00:00" "Sony Computer Entertainment Wireless Controller Touchpad"
Absolute mouse coordinates
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I don't know why that's there, there is nothing paired or in use with the mister. Also odd it didn't show the 8bitdo M30 or my keyboard or mouse which are all connected?Sorgelig wrote: not related to gun, but wonder why BT ADDRESS are all zeros? Fake/3rd party PS4 gamepad?
Edit:
Here is a LSUSB if it helps
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it lists one Sony Wireless controller. Probably one of your controllers mimics DualShock4.
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kitrinx wrote:I don't know why that's there, there is nothing paired or in use with the mister. Also odd it didn't show the 8bitdo M30
Now that I think about that, 8bitdo controllers in Apple mode show up as “Wireless Controller”.Sorgelig wrote:it lists one Sony Wireless controller. Probably one of your controllers mimics DualShock4.
Is your m30 in Apple mode?
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Locutus73
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Could you not just chop the end off an official Wii sensor bar and wire it to USB for MiSTer?
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I don’t see the use of this... on PC it is used in order to directly pass raw Wiimote communications to the guest emulated Wii in Dolphin emu, but here we aren’t emulating Wii and we need software abstraction to use Wiimote as old Lightguns and/or controllers.Beaps wrote:Could you not just chop the end off an official Wii sensor bar and wire it to USB for MiSTer?
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Locutus73
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I guess you can use it to power an original wii sensor bar?
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Wii sensor bar is just passive device containing IR LEDs.
It's up to you how you can power it. There are several guides in internet about converting the power to USB power.
Alternatively you can buy a 3rd party bar with USB connector already attached.
It's up to you how you can power it. There are several guides in internet about converting the power to USB power.
Alternatively you can buy a 3rd party bar with USB connector already attached.
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Oh, I totally misread the post, I thought he wanted to use the original Wii Bluetooth module with USB (as someone does with Dolphin emulator for BT passthrough).Newsdee wrote:I guess you can use it to power an original wii sensor bar?
Ok, ok... powering the original sensor bar by USB.
I ordered this
https://www.ebay.it/itm/352453701724
and this
https://www.ebay.it/itm/153118796464
to achieve this goal.
Regards.
Locutus73
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Origianl Wii Sensor Bar has too many LEDs connected in sequence, so it needs more than 5V to power.
To convert it to 5V, you need to short one LED on each side and remove the resistors:
you can check this article:
https://rolandtapken.de/blog/2017-07/mo ... wer-supply
Author is wrong in LEDs current calculation but in general article is correct.
To convert it to 5V, you need to short one LED on each side and remove the resistors:
you can check this article:
https://rolandtapken.de/blog/2017-07/mo ... wer-supply
Author is wrong in LEDs current calculation but in general article is correct.
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With this https://www.ebay.it/itm/352453701724 I should be able to feed the sensor bar with 7V.Sorgelig wrote:Origianl Wii Sensor Bar has too many LEDs connected in sequence, so it needs more than 5V to power.
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Locutus73