Hi Matlo. This Project is a great Idea.
Unfortunate EMUG29PS4 is not working with my ps4. I also tried EMUJOYSTICKPS3 with my PS3 and that is working fine , so I doubt
its a cabling issue because i did not change it , and the controller shoud be fine too.
I use win8 , installed USBSDK again manually , updatet to GIMX 5.5 , changed the G25 name in xml - but still have
the last problem :
ReadFile failed: timeout expired.
can't read packet header
No controller detected.
adapter_detect failed
Nevertheless check says config is fine.
I am using one of the arduino micro compatibel boards and programmed it via bootloader and avrdude (no errors)
Any Idea ?
Maybe baudrate is different and Windows wont switch CP2102 ? or MHZ is different for those two firmwares and
avrdude cant do this ? / arduino builder is not working at all on my old "programming only" athlon.
Regards joe
DIY USB adapter + EMUG29PS4 not working
Re: DIY USB adapter + EMUG29PS4 not working
HI Matlo.
Looks like i am not allowed to do attachments.
But its one of these :

The real strange thing is the fact that PS3 and EMUJOYSTICKPS3 works well.
can i test something with a terminal programm like putti ? would windows detect a device if i connect the DIY back into USB
of the PC and send some kind of startcode via putty / CP2102 / TX ? which bytes at what baudrate ?
Thanks
Looks like i am not allowed to do attachments.
But its one of these :
The real strange thing is the fact that PS3 and EMUJOYSTICKPS3 works well.
can i test something with a terminal programm like putti ? would windows detect a device if i connect the DIY back into USB
of the PC and send some kind of startcode via putty / CP2102 / TX ? which bytes at what baudrate ?
Thanks
Re: DIY USB adapter + EMUG29PS4 not working
People usually use a third-party image hosting provider and post the link.joe wrote:Looks like i am not allowed to do attachments.
With the EMUJOYSTICKPS3 firmware only a few bytes are received from the Teensy.
GIMX creator
Re: DIY USB adapter + EMUG29PS4 not working
Hi Matlo
Thanks for this cool software.
I changed follwing things and succeded , still not know what was the main goal.
I had some experiments with applying power to the atmega. I was afraid of having power
from the rx/tx to the atmega - maybe no defined reset.
So I put a reset switch to the atmega and resetet the controller manualy.
I also noticed that ps4 was in soft turn off , powering the usb all the time - changed this.
on top used my powered usb hub instead of the non powered
log file now found the ps4tog29 adapter , so we are a step further.
but still no controller was detected on usb busses.
I removed the ds4 controller from the hub and used a otg cable on the other usb bus of my TF100
and this time it worked.
so g25 and cp2102 on same hub should coexist , ds4 shuld be on different bus.
had some trouble after a restart (cp2102 had removed from device manager when ps4
shut down because of inactivity).
Will have further trys and post results on what was the main goal.
Thanks
joe
Thanks for this cool software.
I changed follwing things and succeded , still not know what was the main goal.
I had some experiments with applying power to the atmega. I was afraid of having power
from the rx/tx to the atmega - maybe no defined reset.
So I put a reset switch to the atmega and resetet the controller manualy.
I also noticed that ps4 was in soft turn off , powering the usb all the time - changed this.
on top used my powered usb hub instead of the non powered
log file now found the ps4tog29 adapter , so we are a step further.
but still no controller was detected on usb busses.
I removed the ds4 controller from the hub and used a otg cable on the other usb bus of my TF100
and this time it worked.
so g25 and cp2102 on same hub should coexist , ds4 shuld be on different bus.
had some trouble after a restart (cp2102 had removed from device manager when ps4
shut down because of inactivity).
Will have further trys and post results on what was the main goal.
Thanks
joe