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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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NK Wireless Controller #793

Open gervasito101 opened 7 months ago

gervasito101 commented 7 months ago

Controller Name

NK Wireless Controller

Current Controller Behaviour

Controller is not successful in pairing with the console

Controller vendor and product ID

No response

Supported Features

[ ] Rumble/Vibration
[ ] Motion Controls
[ ] Player Number Indicator
[ ] Battery Level Reporting

Input Report Format

No response

Additional Details

No response

ndeadly commented 7 months ago

Going to need some more information about this one, I have no idea what this controller is. A link to a vendor website, model number, picture...

Compatible bluetooth controllers should connect at the Change Grip/Order screen, even without button mapping. A controller that won't connect is likely:

Using a problematic Bluetooth chipset
Using Bluetooth LE (not currently supported, try the test build in my discord server under #testing-ble)
A 2.4G wireless controller that requires a USB dongle (and is effectively a USB controller to the console)
Having multiple connection modes, some of which may not be able to connect to the console

gervasito101 commented 7 months ago

First of all, grateful for your prompt response. I'm sorry I can't give you much information as it was a gift, but I can provide you with the link where the product was purchased. Again thank you very much. Greetings. https://www.amazon.es/NK-Mando-para-Móvil-Inalámbrico/dp/B0BYK5885Y/ref=asc_df_B0BYK5885Y/?tag=googshopes-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=646887993278&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=5084245462393487832&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9047063&hvtargid=pla-2195774495459&mcid=452a9423fc34341f935f19c8e6185767&th=1

pmnlla commented 7 months ago

To me, it seems like a fairly generic Dinput controller, meaning it might just have a problematic Bluetooth chipset. Do you have a PS4/3 on hand? What's the pairing flow like? USB dongle or standard Bluetooth?

gervasito101 commented 7 months ago

Tested on a PS4 it works without using a USB dongle; while on PS3 it only works using cable.

ndeadly commented 7 months ago

Oh, it's a PS4 clone. Yeah, if that doesn't connect then in all likelihood it's another one of the incompatible bluetooth chipsets.

gervasito101 commented 7 months ago

Does all this mean that I will never be able to connect said controller to the ns through mission control? If there is no possible solution, I would like to ask you to close the thread so as not to bother you further and to thank you for everything.

ndeadly commented 7 months ago

Difficult to say. There seems to be a group of devices that are actually pairing with the console, but during opening of the hid connection are doing something that causes the console to immediately disconnect them. This case may be resolvable through binary patching, but the only way that is going to happen is if somebody donates one of these controllers for me to use to debug the issue. There are also controllers that just straight up don't get detected by the bluetooth hardware on the Switch. For those there is likely no hope.

gervasito101 commented 7 months ago

How can I get those controllers to you? using a special program? excuse my ignorance.

ndeadly commented 7 months ago

No, I meant the physical controller. I would need to debug on hardware while trying to pair an actual device.

o0Zz commented 5 months ago

Just in case it helps, it should work in USB mode with this sysmodule -> https://github.com/o0Zz/sys-con