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1. WHERE IS THE PS3 MAC ADDRESS INSTALL
2. WHERE IS THE PS3 MAC ADDRESS BLUETOOTH
3. WHERE IS THE PS3 MAC ADDRESS PS3

WHERE IS THE PS3 MAC ADDRESS PS3

After the PS3 controller turned off prepare the following command in the terminal (as you will need to be quick) connect 00:1B:FB:2F:59:49. Power on the PS3 controller and you will see that it tries to connect to the Raspberry Pi in the terminal. Setting master bd_addr to b8:27:eb:31:97:da Connecting the PS3 controller to the Raspberry Piĭisconnect the PS3 controller from your Mac and head back to the Raspberry Pi terminal. This command will procude something similar as below. sixpair B8:27:EB:31:97:DA (substitute the MAC address with the one your Raspberry Pi outputted).

WHERE IS THE PS3 MAC ADDRESS BLUETOOTH

Now we can pair the PS3 controller with the sixpair binary we compiled earlier and the bluetooth MAC address we retrieved in the previous step.

Let's connect the PS3 controller to your Mac. Configuring bluetooth master address for the PS3 controller Now you're in the bluetooth controller, run the following commands agent onįor now, just leave this window open as we'll need to connect and trust the PS3 controller in a bit. This should have produced something like following output Controller B8:27:EB:31:97:DA raspberrypi, my bluetooth MAC address is B8:27:EB:31:97:DA. Let's start by opening the bluetooth controller by running sudo bluetoothctl. Now ssh into you Raspberry Pi (I'm using a Raspberry Pi W V1.2). Configuring Bluetooth on the Raspberry Pi If everything went well you should now have a sixpair executable. Now we can compile sixpair.c to an executable using the following command.

Next is compiling our sixpair executable, first download sixpair.c using following command.

WHERE IS THE PS3 MAC ADDRESS INSTALL

brew install wget libusb libusb-compat Compiling sixpair binary Install libusb and libusb-compat using homebrew (or other package manager for other platforms). Have homebrew installed, if you don't have yet follow the instructions at. Want to configure manually the master address of your PS3 controller and have it automatically connect to your Raspberry Pi? It's really not that complicated and and takes only 5 minutes to configure! Here's a step-by-step guide, for macOS that is, but it will probably work for Linux as well if you take out the macOS specifics.