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What is problem? (only list ONE problem per report)
The RN42 is a serially controlled BT device which can be configured as BT joystick, gamepad, keyboard or mouse. I used it in several joysticks, gamepads and the like and they work perfectly well under Windows or Android.
When I pair such a joystick with my BlueRetro, the pairing/connection seems to successful, but neither directions nor buttons do anything.
Since the HID descriptor and BT stack are handled by the RN42, all I can do (apart from selecting device type and name) is to fill the predefined control data:
The arcade stick in question has 10 buttons, so I'm using 10 of the 16 bits for buttons. Still, not a single one is working.
I tried the joystick and gamepad mode of the RN42. Both behave identical under Windows (no problems) and the BlueRetro (obviously paired/connected, but nothing happens).
I tried to mess around with the web based configuration tool, but didn't achieve anything there. Actually, since there is no "generic gamepad/joystick" selection for the source side and no simple labels as "button 0,1,2,3,4,...", I didn't really know what to select there. I still configured everything somewhat plausible as one of the 6 buttons, but again, I couldn't get any button reaction.
What did you expect to happen?
I would have expected that generic BT joysticks/gamepads with X/Y direction and 1..16 buttons would be directly supported and that you could select something like "button0, button1" as source as this is how buttons are handled in a HID report. I.e. they just have number/position in a bit field.
Attach files like logs or Bluetooth traces here
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
BlueRetro firmware version
24.04
BlueRetro firmware specification
HW1
BlueRetro firmware variant
System specific
BlueRetro hardware type
External adapter dongle (1 port only)
Manufacturer
Retroscaler
System used
SNK NeoGeo AES
Bluetooth controller brand & name
Roving Networks RN42
What is problem? (only list ONE problem per report)
The RN42 is a serially controlled BT device which can be configured as BT joystick, gamepad, keyboard or mouse. I used it in several joysticks, gamepads and the like and they work perfectly well under Windows or Android.
When I pair such a joystick with my BlueRetro, the pairing/connection seems to successful, but neither directions nor buttons do anything.
Since the HID descriptor and BT stack are handled by the RN42, all I can do (apart from selecting device type and name) is to fill the predefined control data:
The arcade stick in question has 10 buttons, so I'm using 10 of the 16 bits for buttons. Still, not a single one is working.
I tried the joystick and gamepad mode of the RN42. Both behave identical under Windows (no problems) and the BlueRetro (obviously paired/connected, but nothing happens).
I tried to mess around with the web based configuration tool, but didn't achieve anything there. Actually, since there is no "generic gamepad/joystick" selection for the source side and no simple labels as "button 0,1,2,3,4,...", I didn't really know what to select there. I still configured everything somewhat plausible as one of the 6 buttons, but again, I couldn't get any button reaction.
What did you expect to happen?
I would have expected that generic BT joysticks/gamepads with X/Y direction and 1..16 buttons would be directly supported and that you could select something like "button0, button1" as source as this is how buttons are handled in a HID report. I.e. they just have number/position in a bit field.
Attach files like logs or Bluetooth traces here
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: