ConsoleTuner

Hello,

I have a Titan Two with the bluetooth module, I am trying to go wireless to wireless with a DS4 or DS3.

Pairing to the Titan Two is fine, but how do I pair the Titan Two output wirelessly?

For now you can output wirelessly only with the PS3 and the Switch because all other are greyed as you can see.

That's fine, how is the process done to get it to recognize on the PS3?

Here is the documentation for the PS3:
https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... aystation3

Ah cool, I'm hoping this works for pairing the Titan Two to a PSP Go? Not sure if anyone has tried but I'm keen, just I don't have PS3 with me at the moment so will try to resolve that soon.

Also does the settings get saved so I can still use the Titan with other devices without having to reconfigure it for the PS3 after use elsewhere?

I'm not sure for the PSP, let us know when you try. If you want to use on differents consoles you can program each slot for each console.

Alright, when I gather the required components to get it going I'll report back. Cheers

Just reviving this thread as I eventually got around to trying this out.

So the process to pair the Titan Two with the PSP Go didn't go smoothly, the steps are as follows:
1. Plug up PSP Go to PS3 after setting it to start a pairing process with DS3.
2. Plug up Titan 2 using PS3 Bluetooth Pairing as it's output protocol.
3. Let the two devices communicate as the steps of PSP Go direct.
4. Unplug Titan 2 from PS3, press PS Button to initiate pairing to PSP Go.

In theory this all went smoothly but after the last step it pops up with Error FFFFFFFF on the PSP Go when trying to pair the Titan 2 to the PSP Go. It's sad that it couldn't complete this step because it seemed like it was working as the PSP Go continued to step through the procedure until the last part where it actually has to finish the pairing process.

Possible the PSP Go requires some pairing step not yet supported by the Titan Two. I will do some researching on that.

There are some information out there where people are using the PC to pair up the DS3 with a PSP Go, that should be useful information. Other than that the ideal here is to have the Titan Two Pair via Bluetooth to the PSP Go and then we can use any controller we want connected to the Titan Two.