Ipega 9078 controller not working/pairing

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Use controllers from other consoles natively on your Nintendo Switch via Bluetooth. No dongles or other external hardware neccessary.

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Ipega 9078 controller not working/pairing #636

Open juansec opened 1 year ago

juansec commented 1 year ago

Switch Firmware Version

16.0.2 (Latest)

Atmosphère Version

1.5.2 (Latest)

Mission Control Version

0.9.2 (Latest)

Boot Method

Fusée

Issue Description

Ipega 9078 controller is not pairing, I already tried all the options available on the controller manual, but when accessing to change grip/order the controller does not appear, I see the documentation, and this controller is supported, but it seems like it is not working.

Error Report

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ndeadly commented 1 year ago

Do you have any other controllers that work correctly? Mission Control may not be running. You could try the hekate archive bit fix tool.

juansec commented 1 year ago

Hello, I don't have any other controllers, but this one is detected by android, and the label is correct "9078". Do you know how can I be sure if mission control is active? And how can I how can I use that hekate archive but fix?

ndeadly commented 1 year ago

Do you know how can I be sure if mission control is active?

You can connect a left joycon wirelessly and press the butto combo MINUS + DPAD_UP. It should activate the capture button. If it doesn't, MC isn't running.

And how can I how can I use that hekate archive but fix?

It's an option under the tools menu

juansec commented 1 year ago

You can connect a left joycon wirelessly and press the butto combo MINUS + DPAD_UP. It should activate the capture button. If it doesn't, MC isn't running.

Did it, and a screen capture was made.

Gonna search for the hekate active fix, in the while do you know what else can I debug? Thank you for the help btw.

ndeadly commented 1 year ago

If it makes the capture then the module is running, no need for the archive bit fix.

do you know what else can I debug

Make sure the console isn't in airplane mode. If it is you need to activate bluetooth separately.
If the controller has a reset button try pressing that. If it has removable batteries you can also try removing and reinstalling those for a similar effect
Make sure the battery has adequate charge
Pair the controller under Windows and find it in Device Manager. Right click its entry and go to Device Properties. Look for entries that might indicate the controller uses Bluetooth LE. I have seen at least one other case of a variant of a supported ipega controller using this instead of regular Bluetooth.

juansec commented 1 year ago

I connected it to the PC, and I got this from Device manager:

Se configuró el dispositivo BTHLE\Dev_0121041d8ea3\8&ce4c6c2&0&0121041d8ea3.

Nombre del controlador: bthleenum.inf GUID de clase: {e0cbf06c-cd8b-4647-bb8a-263b43f0f974} Fecha del controlador: 06/21/2006 Versión del controlador: 10.0.19041.488 Proveedor del controlador: Microsoft Sección del controlador: BthLEEnum.Device.NT Clasificación del controlador: 0xFF2000 Id. de dispositivo correspondiente: BTHLE\GenericDevice Controladores superiores: Dispositivo actualizado: false Dispositivo principal: BTH\MS_BTHLE\7&3b0b91a3&0&3

Sorry for the language, my PC it in Spanish but I can see some strings like "BTHLE", does this means that the controller is in LE? If you need it I can translate the full text

ndeadly commented 1 year ago

Yeah that sounds awfully like LE. There should be an entry in the details tab that will label the controller as Bluetooth LE controller or similar if you want be sure.

juansec commented 1 year ago

It is confirmed, it is using LE Bluetooth, can you add it to the list once LE is working with Mission Control, please?

ndeadly commented 1 year ago

Can do.

juansec commented 1 year ago

Thanks!