Hi,
I’m using nes stylized usb pad
like this:

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Here’s my ppsspp.ini located at /opt/retropie/configs/psp/PSP/SYSTEM/ppsspp.ini :

`[General]
FirstRun = False
RunCount = 4
Enable Logging = True
AutoRun = True
Browse = False
IgnoreBadMemAccess = True
CurrentDirectory = /home/pi
ShowDebuggerOnLoad = False
CheckForNewVersion = False
Language = en_US
ForceLagSync = True
NumWorkerThreads = 4
EnableAutoLoad = False
EnableCheats = False
CwCheatRefreshRate = 77
ScreenshotsAsPNG = False
StateSlot = 4
RewindFlipFrequency = 0
GridView1 = True
GridView2 = True
GridView3 = False
ComboMode = 0
ReportingHost = default
AutoSaveSymbolMap = False
CacheFullIsoInRam = True
InternalScreenRotation = 1
PauseWhenMinimized = False
DumpDecryptedEboots = False
[CPU]
Jit = True
SeparateCPUThread = True
SeparateIOThread = True
IOTimingMethod = 1
FastMemoryAccess = True
FuncReplacements = True
CPUSpeed = 0
[Graphics]
EnableCardboard = False
CardboardScreenSize = 50
CardboardXShift = 0
CardboardYShift = 0
ShowFPSCounter = 0
GPUBackend = 0
RenderingMode = 1
SoftwareRendering = False
HardwareTransform = True
SoftwareSkinning = True
TextureFiltering = 1
BufferFiltering = 1
InternalResolution = 1
AndroidHwScale = 1
FrameSkip = 0
AutoFrameSkip = False
FrameRate = 0
FrameSkipUnthrottle = True
ForceMaxEmulatedFPS = 60
AnisotropyLevel = 1
VertexCache = True
TextureBackoffCache = False
TextureSecondaryCache = False
FullScreen = True
PartialStretch = False
StretchToDisplay = True
SmallDisplayZoom = 0
SmallDisplayOffsetX = 0.500000
SmallDisplayOffsetY = 0.500000
SmallDisplayCustomZoom = 8.000000
ImmersiveMode = False
TrueColor = True
MipMap = True
TexScalingLevel = 1
TexScalingType = 0
TexDeposterize = False
VSyncInterval = False
DisableStencilTest = False
AlwaysDepthWrite = False
BloomHack = 0
TimerHack = False
AlphaMaskHack = False
SplineBezierQuality = 2
PostShader = Off
MemBlockTransferGPU = True
DisableSlowFramebufEffects = False
FragmentTestCache = True
[Sound]
Enable = True
AudioBackend = 0
AudioLatency = 1
SoundSpeedHack = False
AudioResampler = True
[Control]
HapticFeedback = True
ShowTouchCross = True
ShowTouchCircle = True
ShowTouchSquare = True
ShowTouchTriangle = True
ShowTouchStart = True
ShowTouchSelect = True
ShowTouchLTrigger = True
ShowTouchRTrigger = True
ShowAnalogStick = True
ShowTouchDpad = True
ShowTouchUnthrottle = True
ShowComboKey0 = False
ShowComboKey1 = False
ShowComboKey2 = False
ShowComboKey3 = False
ShowComboKey4 = False
ComboKey0Mapping = 0
ComboKey1Mapping = 0
ComboKey2Mapping = 0
ComboKey3Mapping = 0
ComboKey4Mapping = 0
ShowTouchPause = False
ShowTouchControls = False
DisableDpadDiagonals = False
GamepadOnlyFocused = False
TouchButtonStyle = 1
TouchButtonOpacity = 65
AutoCenterTouchAnalog = False
ActionButtonSpacing2 = 1.000000
ActionButtonCenterX = 0.833333
ActionButtonCenterY = 0.750000
ActionButtonScale = 1.150000
DPadX = 0.198611
DPadY = 0.400000
DPadScale = 1.150000
DPadSpacing = 1.000000
StartKeyX = 0.627778
StartKeyY = 0.856250
StartKeyScale = 1.150000
SelectKeyX = 0.500000
SelectKeyY = 0.856250
SelectKeyScale = 1.150000
UnthrottleKeyX = 0.372222
UnthrottleKeyY = 0.856250
UnthrottleKeyScale = 1.150000
LKeyX = 0.095833
LKeyY = 0.089583
LKeyScale = 1.150000
RKeyX = 0.904167
RKeyY = 0.089583
RKeyScale = 1.150000
AnalogStickX = 0.198611
AnalogStickY = 0.808333
AnalogStickScale = 1.150000
fcombo0X = 0.652778
fcombo0Y = 0.500000
comboKeyScale0 = 1.150000
fcombo1X = 0.780556
fcombo1Y = 0.500000
comboKeyScale1 = 1.150000
fcombo2X = 0.908333
fcombo2Y = 0.500000
comboKeyScale2 = 1.150000
fcombo3X = 0.652778
fcombo3Y = 0.333333
comboKeyScale3 = 1.150000
fcombo4X = 0.780556
fcombo4Y = 0.333333
comboKeyScale4 = 1.150000
AnalogLimiterDeadzone = 0.600000
[Network]
EnableWlan = False
EnableAdhocServer = False
[SystemParam]
PSPModel = 1
PSPFirmwareVersion = 150
NickName = PPSSPP
proAdhocServer = coldbird.net
MacAddress = bb:90:bc:dd:af:da
Language = 1
TimeFormat = 1
DateFormat = 1
TimeZone = 0
DayLightSavings = False
ButtonPreference = 1
LockParentalLevel = 0
WlanAdhocChannel = 0
WlanPowerSave = False
EncryptSave = True
[Debugger]
DisasmWindowX = -1
DisasmWindowY = -1
DisasmWindowW = -1
DisasmWindowH = -1
GEWindowX = -1
GEWindowY = -1
GEWindowW = -1
GEWindowH = -1
ConsoleWindowX = -1
ConsoleWindowY = -1
FontWidth = 8
FontHeight = 12
DisplayStatusBar = True
ShowBottomTabTitles = True
ShowDeveloperMenu = False
SkipDeadbeefFilling = False
FuncHashMap = False
[SpeedHacks]
PrescaleUV = False
DisableAlphaTest = False
[JIT]
[Upgrade]
UpgradeMessage =
UpgradeVersion =
DismissedVersion =
[Recent]
MaxRecent = 30
FileName0 = /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/psp/mortalkombatsKLAX.ISO
FileName1 = /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/psp/Metal Slug XX Jap-Fix.CSO
[PinnedPaths]

Excellent!
I wrote the image, and hooked PiZERO up to my telly.
The system booted up ok and is now on the RetroPie screen stating that no control pad detected.
But to hook up my USB XBOX control pad I need a USB Mini female to Micro male adapter, and just sods law I can’t find one now. Going to run up Tesco in a moment and see if they’ve any there… I hope so because I want to play on this tonight

Hi !!!

okayyyy !!
it run !
I have doing :
F4
i disconnect the usb cable
sixad stop
sixad start
it say me ” push on ps3 button ” the 4 led flash
” connected to ps3 ……… ” the first led is on
emulationstation
ans it’is okay …
But if i reboot my Pi, the bluetooth connection is down …

So…I discovered a few things, but still no solutions:
1. Emulation station detects 3 gamepads – when I only have 1 F310 plugged in and 1 USB keyboard
2. I once got the emulator to work by unplugging and replugging in the f310 after the emulator had started. When doing so, the yellow text at the bottom were read “F310 successfully connected” but would also say something about “Xbox controller 0/2 not configured”
3. Switching the F310 controller to Dinput mode appears to render the controller completely useless, as least per my experience.

All very strange, given how I bought the f310s originally because of how flawlessly they worked with Retropie.

This is resolved. I used the ES controller config tool, and then looked into the temporary file it saves, and in there I saw that a “deviceGUID” value that was unique between the two controllers. I don’t believe this carries over to the final es_input.cfg, so I manually put it in there, and now I can differentiate between the two controllers. Problem solved.

<inputConfig type="joystick" deviceName="HuiJia  USB GamePad" deviceGUID="030000008f0e00001030000010010000">
    <input name="a" type="button" id="0" value="1"/>
    <input name="b" type="button" id="1" value="1"/>
    <input name="down" type="hat" id="0" value="4"/>
    <input name="left" type="hat" id="0" value="8"/>
    <input name="leftbottom" type="button" id="6" value="1"/>
    <input name="right" type="hat" id="0" value="2"/>
    <input name="rightbottom" type="button" id="2" value="1"/>
    <input name="select" type="button" id="5" value="1"/>
    <input name="start" type="button" id="9" value="1"/>
    <input name="up" type="hat" id="0" value="1"/>
    <input name="x" type="button" id="3" value="1"/>
    <input name="y" type="button" id="4" value="1"/>
  </inputConfig>
  <inputConfig type="joystick" deviceName="HuiJia  USB GamePad" deviceGUID="030000008f0e00001330000010010000">
    <input name="a" type="button" id="1" value="1"/>
    <input name="b" type="button" id="2" value="1"/>
    <input name="down" type="axis" id="1" value="1"/>
    <input name="left" type="axis" id="0" value="-1"/>
    <input name="leftbottom" type="button" id="6" value="1"/>
    <input name="right" type="axis" id="0" value="1"/>
    <input name="rightbottom" type="button" id="7" value="1"/>
    <input name="select" type="button" id="8" value="1"/>
    <input name="start" type="button" id="9" value="1"/>
    <input name="up" type="axis" id="1" value="-1"/>
    <input name="x" type="button" id="0" value="1"/>
    <input name="y" type="button" id="3" value="1"/>
  </inputConfig>

[quote=110386] @redfarmer
If you connect at runtime sixpair runs without user interaction. Sixpair configures your controller. This takes one second. After this second your controller should be ready for pairing. Remove USB cable and press PS button.

As i said if your controller is configured it is not necessary to connect over usb and run sixpair again. Configuration persists.

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Yes, it is already configured so now it connects without issues (i’m not using the cable anymore).

But, does it mean that when configuring a new controller i don’t actually have to go into the RetroPie setup and choose the PS3 pairing option? I can just do it outside the setup, from EmulationStation ie?

Thanks.

[quote=110359]@all of you
Was the controller connected at boot up? sixpair runs if you connect your controller “at runtime” (in emulationstaion for example) and the controller should be instantly ready afterwards. If your controller is connected at boot time sixpair does not run.

Sixpair is necessary to write the mac address of your bt dongle to the controller once. The controller should always pair afterwards.

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Ok. I’m almost certain i tried both (connected via USB both before and after boot) but still got the error. At least i’m 100% i had it connected during boot several times.

However, i’m not sure i fully understand. You mean that the PS3-controller should always be connected over USB during runtime prior the pairing process rather than having it connected during boot?

[quote=110301]Never mind. Redfarmer was correct. Adding another controller and using the PS3 controller as the “player 2” controller somehow allowed it to connect via bluetooth.

Once it paired as “player 2”, I just unplugged the other controller and rebooted.

At that point, I was able to pair correctly as “player 1” with the PS3 controller via bluetooth

Thanks so much for the fix!!!!! I’m about 8 hours into this search.

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Glad i could be of help.

[quote=110337] @pizzafaceassn

I had to temporarily remove my wifi dongle to make room for a second controller during the end of the process.

In order to keep the Internet connection, I used a hard wired Ethernet cable.

So in addition to the Ethernet cable, I had:
1. A Logitech wired controller
2. Keyboard
3. Bluetooth dongle
4. PS3 controller wired with USB

I then ran “lsusb” and verified that the PS3 pad was lower on the list of USB devices than the other controller. (I don’t know if that’s actually necessary. I’m just guessing. I’m a beginner at coding)

Next I ran “install/pair PS3 controller” from the setup menu.

The response was exactly the same. So no change there.

Then I just rebooted into game mode. Once everything loaded, I disconnected the PS3 controller from its wired connection and pressed the “PS3” button.

At that point, it paired as player 2.

Then I removed the Logitech controller and rebooted again.

Finally, the PS3 pad paired as player 1

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My method was really straightforward. I just connected my first controller and then the PS3-controller and it was automatically the second device. Then started the pairing process. After it was paired i pulled the first wired controller and rebooted just as you mentioned and then it paired as first device.

I do think this should be treated as a bug.