Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
Please first follow the instructions on the page linked below to pair your PS4 controller with the Titan One:
https://www.consoletuner.com/kbase/dual ... s_mode.htm
After that, with the Titan One connected only on PC and with Gtuner Pro opened. Plug the Bluetooth dongle on INPUT port and turn on your Ps4 controller and check of is possible see the controller buttons activity on Gtuner's Device Monitor.
Thanks.
https://www.consoletuner.com/kbase/dual ... s_mode.htm
After that, with the Titan One connected only on PC and with Gtuner Pro opened. Plug the Bluetooth dongle on INPUT port and turn on your Ps4 controller and check of is possible see the controller buttons activity on Gtuner's Device Monitor.
Thanks.
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J2Kbr - General of the Army
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
J2Kbr wrote:Please first follow the instructions on the page linked below to pair your PS4 controller with the Titan One:
https://www.consoletuner.com/kbase/dual ... s_mode.htm
After that, with the Titan One connected only on PC and with Gtuner Pro opened. Plug the Bluetooth dongle on INPUT port and turn on your Ps4 controller and check of is possible see the controller buttons activity on Gtuner's Device Monitor.
Thanks.
the controller I am using is a xbox one controller on a xbox one not ps4 controller on a ps4
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
Uniform300 wrote:J2Kbr wrote:Please first follow the instructions on the page linked below to pair your PS4 controller with the Titan One:
https://www.consoletuner.com/kbase/dual ... s_mode.htm
After that, with the Titan One connected only on PC and with Gtuner Pro opened. Plug the Bluetooth dongle on INPUT port and turn on your Ps4 controller and check of is possible see the controller buttons activity on Gtuner's Device Monitor.
Thanks.
the controller I am using is a xbox one controller on a xbox one not ps4 controller on a ps4
I use this pairing method and yes its a Xbox one S controller on a Xbox One
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Uniform300 - Sergeant First Class
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
Sorry for the mistake of referring to PS4 controller. In any case, is possible to see XB1 S controller activity at Gtuner' s Device Monitor? thanks.
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
J2Kbr wrote:Sorry for the mistake of referring to PS4 controller. In any case, is possible to see XB1 S controller activity at Gtuner' s Device Monitor? thanks.
not via Bluetooth even after authentication
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Uniform300 - Sergeant First Class
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
Uniform300 wrote:Uniform300 wrote:J2Kbr wrote:Please first follow the instructions on the page linked below to pair your PS4 controller with the Titan One:
https://www.consoletuner.com/kbase/dual ... s_mode.htm
After that, with the Titan One connected only on PC and with Gtuner Pro opened. Plug the Bluetooth dongle on INPUT port and turn on your Ps4 controller and check of is possible see the controller buttons activity on Gtuner's Device Monitor.
Thanks.
the controller I am using is a xbox one controller on a xbox one not ps4 controller on a ps4
I use this pairing method and yes its a Xbox one S controller on a Xbox One
sorry forgot the link in last post here https://www.consoletuner.com/kbase/xbox ... s=AQAAGA==
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Uniform300 - Sergeant First Class
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
okay I got the xbox one controller hooked up to the titan one via bluetooth and my computer hooked into the PCPROGRAM port and have the device monitor up on the Gtuner software and on the titan ones lcd is a solid 0 no dots and the device monitor shows input signals from the controller and shows it is sending signals to the output but nothing is happening on my xbox one
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
Thank you for testing with Device Monitor. With your results we can be sure the Bluetooth dongle and the controller are working as expected.
Lets now focus on the output (console connection). Based in your previous messages it is confirmed if using the controller wired to the Titan One you can operate the console as normal.
In this case it seems the only step that is missing is first authenticate the Titan One with the controller wired to the Titan One (over Bluetooth the authentication is not possible, need to be wired), then unplug the controller, plug the BT dongle and press the Xbox button on the controller to start the wireless connection.
Lets now focus on the output (console connection). Based in your previous messages it is confirmed if using the controller wired to the Titan One you can operate the console as normal.
In this case it seems the only step that is missing is first authenticate the Titan One with the controller wired to the Titan One (over Bluetooth the authentication is not possible, need to be wired), then unplug the controller, plug the BT dongle and press the Xbox button on the controller to start the wireless connection.
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
J2Kbr wrote:Thank you for testing with Device Monitor. With your results we can be sure the Bluetooth dongle and the controller are working as expected.
Lets now focus on the output (console connection). Based in your previous messages it is confirmed if using the controller wired to the Titan One you can operate the console as normal.
In this case it seems the only step that is missing is first authenticate the Titan One with the controller wired to the Titan One (over Bluetooth the authentication is not possible, need to be wired), then unplug the controller, plug the BT dongle and press the Xbox button on the controller to start the wireless connection.
no in my last message I explain the device monitor sees the Bluetooth inputs witch means I already authenticated as u describe in ur last message. so to be clear I have already used my controller wired to the titan one and then switch to Bluetooth and the titan one sees the input from the the Bluetooth dongle but my xbox one isn't reading the signals from the titan one so plz stop saying "authenticate it first via controller Wired to the Titan One" because I already did.
P.S. if I come across as rude or made I am srry but I am not just the way I type.
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Uniform300 - Sergeant First Class
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Re: Titan one bluetooth Xbox One
Recapping:
1) Connect the Titan One on Xbox One, the Titan One shows AU on the display;
2) Connect the XB1 controller wired to the Titan One, the display now shows 0 and is possible operate the console;
3) Unplug the controller and plug the BT dongle, the display shows up-and-down animation;
4) Press the XBox button on the controller to start the Bluetooth connection, the display shows 0 and is NOT possible operate the console, but on Gtuner's Device Monitor IS possible to see the controller buttons activating.
All that is correct? Thanks.
1) Connect the Titan One on Xbox One, the Titan One shows AU on the display;
2) Connect the XB1 controller wired to the Titan One, the display now shows 0 and is possible operate the console;
3) Unplug the controller and plug the BT dongle, the display shows up-and-down animation;
4) Press the XBox button on the controller to start the Bluetooth connection, the display shows 0 and is NOT possible operate the console, but on Gtuner's Device Monitor IS possible to see the controller buttons activating.
All that is correct? Thanks.
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