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Unable to see/pair PSMove w/ MicroUSB (CECH-ZCM2J) #353
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Doing some more research on this issue, this seems to be a big deal over with the PSMoveService team as well. It would seem that these new controllers have a new PID as well as possible changes to the protocol. |
These new controllers are currently not supported by psmoveapi.
And since you have the hardware at your hands: Why don't you try whether
changing the USB product ID works?
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Sadly, I only acquired the new controllers to work with JoustMania, and since they currently cannot do so, I have returned them and picked up some version 1 controllers which will. |
I have ordered one of these controllers and can report back once I receive those and have started playing around. |
Also note that not all "PS4" PS Move controllers are actually Micro-USB controllers, some are still repackaged PS3 controllers (Mini-USB), e.g. the ones with "CECH-ZCM1E" as their part number. As an example, this PS Move "PS4" Controller pack seems to be still the PS3 variant: In other words:
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I now have a CECH-ZCM2J. As a first quick test, updating the PID to the new value lets me set the controllers' color via USB + pair it. Bluetooth connection is unstable, but it might be due to low battery, let's see (currently charging it up, I just received and unpacked it..). |
Edit: Sorry, I just misread the first time. I drank some caffeine between then and now and I see it in your comment that yes it was done over USB. |
Release 4.0.6 added basic support for CECH-ZCM2. |
Hello,
I currently have the psmoveapi on a Raspberry Pi 3.
This was built/installed as part of the install of JoustMania (https://github.com/adangert/JoustMania), though I don't believe that is necessarily relevant to the issue I am seeing.
I have several of the newest PSMove controllers (with Micro USB connections), and they do not appear to be detected by or able to be paired by the psmoveapi. I have run psmove list and confirmed that my bluetooth adapter (TBW-106UB) is being detected correctly. However when I run psmove pair it returns the message "Connected controllers: 0"
I have confirmed that the controllers are fully charged, and when connected to a Windows 10 computer with the same cable, the controllers are connected and installed as expected.
Are these newest controllers supported by psmoveapi, or am I doing something incorrectly?
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