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| | ==Hardware requirements== | | ==Hardware requirements== |
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| | ===PC=== | | ===PC=== |
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| − | The only supported OS is Ubuntu 13.10 and its derivate such as Linux Mint 16. | + | The only supported OS is Ubuntu 14.04 and its derivate such as Linux Mint 17. |
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| − | Also works with raspberry pi without gui. See below.
| + | It can also work on a Raspberry Pi running Raspbian. |
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| | ===Teensy 2.0=== | | ===Teensy 2.0=== |
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| | In order to authenticate itself as a licensed controller, GIMX needs to be connected to real DS4 all the time. | | In order to authenticate itself as a licensed controller, GIMX needs to be connected to real DS4 all the time. |
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| − | ==Compilation & installation== | + | ==Download== |
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| − | There's no installation package yet, but GIMX can be easily built from the sources.
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| − | Refer to the [[Development_on_Linux]] page. When typing the 'git clone' command line, replace 'master' with 'dev'.
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| − | ==Setup==
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| − | The setup performs the bluetooth pairing between the PS4 and the dongle, and between the dongle and the DS4.<br />
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| − | It has to be run again if the DS4 is reused (i.e. paired again) with the PS4.
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| − | Download the helper script: | |
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| − | wget <nowiki>https://raw.github.com/matlo/GIMX-tools/master/PS4/gimx-ps4-helper.sh</nowiki> -O gimx-ps4-helper.sh
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| − | Make it executable:
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| − | chmod +x gimx-ps4-helper.sh
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| − | Run it:
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| − | sudo ./gimx-ps4-helper.sh
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| − | Simply follow the instructions. A successful output should look like this:
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| − | $ sudo ./gimx-ps4-setup.sh
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| − | Unplug any Dualshock 4.
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| − | Unplug any teensy.
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| − | Unpug the bluetooth dongle.
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| − | Then press enter.
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| − | Plug the bluetooth dongle.
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| − | The bluetooth dongle address is XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX.
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| − | The bluetooth hci number is 1.
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| − | Plug the DS4 with a USB cable.
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| − | The DS4 address is YY:YY:YY:YY:YY:YY.
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| − | Unplug the DS4.
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| − | Plug the teensy.
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| − | Unplug the teensy.
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| − | Plug the teensy to the PS4, and wait a few seconds.
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| − | Then plug the teensy back to the PC.
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| − | The PS4 address is ZZ:ZZ:ZZ:ZZ:ZZ:ZZ.
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| − | Everything was successful: setting dongle link keys.
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| − | To run gimx, type:
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| − | gimx -t DS4 -c config.xml -h 1 -b ZZ:ZZ:ZZ:ZZ:ZZ:ZZ
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| − | ==Pairing==
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| − | The paring is quite complex, but it only has to be done once.
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| − | ===Dongle + DS4===
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| − | Plug the dongle to the PC.
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| − | Get the dongle bdaddr (bluetooth device address):
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| − | hciconfig -a | grep "BD Address" | cut -f 3 -d ' '
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| − | Result example:
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| − | 01:02:03:04:05:06
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| − | Generate a link key for the DS4:
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| − | date | md5sum | cut -f 1 -d ' '
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| − | Result example:
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| − | 381f87ef2a59011cb1dd29b7a67529cd
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| − | Plug the DS4. Set its master bdaddr:
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| − | ds4tool -m <dongle bdaddr> -l <DS4 link key>
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| − | Example with the previous example values:
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| − | ds4tool -m 01:02:03:04:05:06 -l 381f87ef2a59011cb1dd29b7a67529cd
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| − | Result example:
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| − | Current Bluetooth master: 00:00:00:00:00:00
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| − | Current Bluetooth Device Address: 07:08:09:0a:0b:0c
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| − | Setting master bdaddr to 01:02:03:04:05:06
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| − | Setting link key to 381f87ef2a59011cb1dd29b7a67529cd
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| − | The "Current Bluetooth Device Address" value is the DS4 bdaddr.
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| − | Unplug the DS4.
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| − | Set the DS4 link key:
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| − | sudo bash -c "echo <DS4 bdaddr> <DS4 link key> 4 0 >> /var/lib/bluetooth/<dongle bdaddr>/linkkeys"
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| − | Example with the previous example values:
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| − | sudo bash -c "echo 07:08:09:0a:0b:0c 381f87ef2a59011cb1dd29b7a67529cd 4 0 >> /var/lib/bluetooth/01:02:03:04:05:06/linkkeys"
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| − | ===Dongle + PS4===
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| − | Plug the teensy to the PC.
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| − | Set the device address of the teensy:
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| − | ds4tool -s <dongle bdaddr>
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| − | Example with the previous example values:
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| − | ds4tool -s 01:02:03:04:05:06
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| − | Result example:
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| − | Current Bluetooth master: 00:00:00:00:00:00
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| − | Current Bluetooth Device Address: 00:00:00:00:00:00
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| − | Setting slave bdaddr to 01:02:03:04:05:06
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| − | Plug the teensy to the PS4 and wait a few seconds.
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| − | Plug the teensy back to the PC, and type:
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| − | ds4tool
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| − | Result example:
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| − | Current Bluetooth master: 0a:0b:0c:0d:0e:0f
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| − | Current Bluetooth Device Address: 01:02:03:04:05:06
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| − | Current link key: 76f5ea4f6205db412f8095094e5414c3
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| − | The "Current Bluetooth master" value is the PS4 bdaddr, and the "Current link key" value is the PS4 link key.
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| − | Unplug the teensy.
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| − | Set the PS4 link key:
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| − | sudo bash -c "echo <PS4 bdaddr> <PS4 link key> 4 0 >> /var/lib/bluetooth/<dongle bdaddr>/linkkeys"
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| − | Example with the previous example values:
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| − | sudo bash -c "echo 0a:0b:0c:0d:0e:0f 76f5ea4f6205db412f8095094e5414c3 4 0 >> /var/lib/bluetooth/01:02:03:04:05:06/linkkeys"
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| − | Restart the bluetooth service (loads the link keys):
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| − | sudo service bluetooth restart
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| − | ==Start==
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| − | (i have noticed that first start is only syncing after turn off ps4 after using helper --Smurfiboy)
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| − | 1. The bluetooth service has to be stopped before starting GIMX (this allows GIMX to get incoming connections):
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| − | sudo service bluetooth stop
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| − | sudo hciconfig hci<hci number> up pscan
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| − | <hci number> is the bluetooth hci number, for example 0 if there is only one bluetooth adapter (internal or external). Run 'hciconfig' if you're not sure about this value.
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| − | 2. Start GIMX:
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| − | gimx -t DS4 -c <config file> -h <hci number> -b <PS4 bdaddr>
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| − | <config file> is the name of the config file to use.<br />
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| − | <hci number> is the bluetooth hci number, for example 0 if there is only one bluetooth adapter (internal or external). Run 'hciconfig' if you're not sure about this value.<br />
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| − | <PS4 bdaddr> is the address of the PS4.<br />
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| − | 3. Start the DS4. It should connect to GIMX, which in turn should connect to the PS4.
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| − | 4. Refer to the [[Command_line]] page to learn about the other command line arguments.
| + | http://gimx.fr/downloads |
| | + | GIMX has full support for the PS4 since version 2.00. The setup is straightforward using gimx-launcher. |
