Game Input MultipleXer

Salut,

Tu peux poster tes configs sur pastebin.com et donner les liens stp ?

So the teensy report itself as an "Atmel Corp. LUFA Joystick Demo Application" to the PS3 and it works? Yes, it works :) Then the Joystick.hex generated by the makefile is the PS3.hex that is downloadable from the wiki? There's no such PS3.hex. The Joystick.hex file corresponds to the fil...

The EMUPS3 directory contains unfinished code... The source code for the PS3 DIY USB adapter is in the joystick-serial directory. The first thing to do is to modify the joystick-serial/Descriptors.c file so that your teensy can enumerate as a guitar hero controller (in other words, "lsusb -vd 1...

I opened issue 209, and I fixed it.

What source code revision are you using?

Hi,

There's no way to do that, since the lowest report interval is 1ms (usb protocol).
With a sixaxis, the report interval is 10ms, and with a 360 pad, the report interval is 8ms.

http://gimx.fr/wiki/index.php?title=Mac ... _precision

You probably tried to start arduino.exe without extracting all the files, because java is included into the archive.

Regarding the rx/tx pins, they are the same for all the teensy boards: D2=RX and D3=TX.
They may be inverted on the serial adapter: this is explicitly said on the wiki.

Please test that your serial adapter is working properly: http://gimx.fr/wiki/index.php?title=FAQ ... adapter.3F

The config directory location will be fixed in the next gimx release: http://code.google.com/p/diyps3controll ... ail?id=208

Using bluetooth, the controller update period is 10ms. Therefore "DELAY 124" is equivalent to "DELAY 130".

On my setup the event scheduling is accurate. It's up to you to see if it's not with your own setup (it may depend on your PC, and your PC load).

Instead of posting pseudo code, post the exact macro code.
You can check the event scheduling times by enabling the GUI>terminal.