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You’ll get a few messages, including a confirmation:.

Type the following command to pair the controller manually:.

Once you see the controller address, you can start the connection I started the scan a second time thinking it was too late, but it was not necessary.

The tool will start detecting any Bluetooth device and display the address.

Enter the following commands in the prompt:.

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The 2 first LEDs should start blinking.įor a PS4 controller, press PS and Share simultaneously:

Access Lakka via SSH (see previous parts).

If like me, your controller are not pairing directly with a USB connection, you can try this:

LAKKA RASPBERRY PI 3 NOT VISIBLE MANUAL

That’s why, in both case, I had to follow the manual method with the command line. In reality, none of my controllers is working this way, so I’m not even sure if this method can work. In theory, your controller should now be paired with Lakka, and you can unplug it to use it in Bluetooth.Lakka should detect it automatically while plugged:.Plug your controller to a free USB port (use the supplied cable).Make sure your controller has enough battery (or charge it before doing this).Let’s try this with my first controller ( 8BitDo SF30 Pro) : In theory, most Bluetooth controller should pair automatically. I don’t know if the last line is a problem, but the service is running so it should be ok 🙂 Pairing the Bluetooth controller Interface / automatic method Check that the service is working correctly:.Once connected, enter the three following commands:.

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You can find the IP address in “System information” in the first menu.Īnd the default user and password are : root / root

Connect to your Raspberry Pi (with Putty or any other SSH client).

Enable the SSH service (just above the Bluetooth line in the settings).

If you have any issue with the previous method, or prefer to do this in command line, here is how to do the same thing: It’s ok, Bluetooth is enabled and you can move to the next step.

Find the Bluetooth line and click on it to enable the service.

In the main menu, open the Settings submenu (the second one).

InterfaceĪs I told you, the Bluetooth is disabled by default, so the first thing to do is to enable it: I will give you both each time I can, but the interface way is the first one to try. Enable Bluetoothįor almost anything on Lakka, you can do it in the graphic interface or in command line. Once you’re satisfied with your Lakka installation, you can move to the next step. I’m using my Bluetooth keyboard to do this, as there is a dedicated USB adapter, I don’t have anything to configure, so it’s pretty cool.īut any USB keyboard or wired controller is ok to start (try to avoid using the one you want to put in Bluetooth for the moment).