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    Ps3 controller CECHZC2U problem, constant vibration mode

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    • FRMF
      FRM
      last edited by

      Hi everyone, I bought a raspberry pi 2 B+ and promptly installed retropie ( I think 3.2)
      I also bought a ps3 controller which happens to be a CECHZC2U model
      As I connect to pi it goes vibrating endlessly and it can't be detected, mapped or used.
      I have tested a model cechzc2e too and it works with ease (a to detected, USB connection etc.)
      After 3 months of Google search I still can't find anyone who has the same problem, so I have to bother you.
      Please be warned that i'm also a Unix noob, so please explain solution with as many details possible :)

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      • D
        Dedox
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        I have the same problem. Can anyone help?

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        • suprjamiS
          suprjami
          last edited by

          2U is a common fake clone controller. It sounds like the Shanwan PS3 clone controller, they do the same thing.

          If the controller has PS3-like wireless, you can set it up using the setup script. Try the Shanwan option in the PS3 controller menu.

          If the controller does not have wireless, open it with a screwdriver and disconnect the vibration motor.

          Recalbox dudes report they couldn't get this working no matter what: https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/issues/394

          You might have to just buy a better controller. Sometimes cheap stuff works OK (like those $5 SNES controllers) but evidently not this time.

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