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My ps5 controller has been recognized and connected, and it is displayed, but I don’t know how to set the key mapping.Steps 6 and 7 above cannot be performed

This is simple, I will try again

Next you need to modify config.txt, adding the following to the bottom of the file. If you're on a Pi4 add: dtoverlay=uart3 dtoverlay=uart4 Next you must modify cmdline.txt Remove the initial serial console line, from console up to the first space. It should look similar to the following line...

starting from step 5, I couldn't connect to Bluetooth and couldn't detect or recognize my Bluetooth controller.

Although I understood this step, starting from step 5, I couldn't connect to Bluetooth and couldn't detect or recognize my Bluetooth controller.

I understand, a picture is worth a thousand words. 1. Insert the 40-pin female port of OpenJVS into the 40-pin male port of Raspberry Pi 4, and overlap the two boards. 2. The 4 USB ports on the Raspberry Pi can be plugged into wired controllers, joysticks, and racing steering wheel hardware...

I still don't understand. Maybe my translation is wrong and interfered by hat. I don't know if hat is openjvs hat? In addition, I don’t know which interface USB tube B is. I think what you said is very detailed, but my translation is not accurate, and I don’t dare to connect the wires at will. I...

Your guidance is very efficient. I should be almost started.Are my connections correct?

RPi Hotspot is: WiPi-Netbooter Hotspot password is: segarocks I saw it already。 To open the browser I should type: netbooter.local Thank you everyone. I have entered this menu. The OpenJVS menu does not appear because I am not sure how to connect the wires, because I am afraid that the wrong...

I have installed the 8GB img Raspberry Pi image. This is my first time using openjvs. How do I connect my Raspberry Pi and openjvs? The equipment I have now is: 1.PS5 original wireless controller 2.Namco System 256 Arcade: Tekken 5 dr 3.OpenJVS 4. Raspberry Pi 4 The openjvs jumper has been...

Mine is a Namco 2x6 game, and it’s useless even if there is a game rom. It must be used with a dongle, so I still choose 8GB. Thank you for your guidance and suggestions.

Then I will try to use a 32G image. Thank you for your suggestion, but I still want to know whether the streamlined content of the 8GB image will affect the arcade types or other functions supported by openjvs.

I just got openjvs. I am now installing the img system with openjvs function on my Raspberry Pi 4b. Which img image should I choose for installation?

I need an img Raspberry Pi image that includes the OPENJVS setup function, because I think the other tutorial is a bit difficult for me

What I have now is a Raspberry Pi 3b and a 2x6 multi-dongle. The image inside is namco2x6_raspbian.img. This image does not contain the OpenJVS Bluetooth function, right?