ConsoleTuner

DontAtMe wrote:Check that the Titan Two actually works with your Xbox One Controller alone first. Since you are saying you have to turn the controller on manually, Lets make sure that the controller is actually connected/synced with the Titan Two, and not connected wirelessly to your Console, when it actually turns on.

We are testing only your Xbox one Controller. So disregard the Apex, and KBM for the time being,

Connect your Xbox One Controller to your Titan Two(INPUT-A/B), make sure the Titan Two(Output) Is connected to your Xbox One.

Confirm that you are able to control the Xbox with the controller, and also confirm that scripts on the Titan Two, can be loaded, and are functional in game.

If you are unable to get any scripts working, then this means that the Xbox controller is connected to your console via wireless, and its not synced with the Titan Two.

DontAtMe wrote:Try this

Connect the Xbox Controller to the Titan Two (Input-A/B)
Connect the Titan Two (Output) to your Xbox One,
Unplug the Xbox One power for 15 seconds, and then plug it back in. (This will clear the consoles cache)
Power on the console.

Also make sure to remove any batteries from the Xbox One Controller.

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init{port_connect(PORT_BT_C, PROTOCOL_HID);}
main{key_passthru();}
 

DontAtMe wrote:odd,
I wonder if the T2 output even works. Seeing how you have not mentioned the Output led turning on. Only the Input led.

Try this, connect a keyboard to either Input A or B of the Titan Two, and Connect the Titan Two (Output) to your Xbox One.

Then run this script

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init{port_connect(PORT_BT_C, PROTOCOL_HID);}
main{key_passthru();}
 

With your keyboard now see if you are able to navigate the dashboard using the arrow keys.