PSP Bluetooth release-2.0.0

Release 2.0.0

Major updates for button mappings and general stability updates

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⚠ NOTE ⚠

This only supports Consolizers.

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Features

• Button configuration system expanded to allow a much larger payload. This allows for a greater number of configurations to be saved.
• Added ability for configurations to have a player number bound. Controllser which do not have built in LED's will use this to indicate the active configuration.
• Added ability to reset configurations to the system default.
• Added ability to map the controller right analog stick to PSP buttons. This facilitates a more modern layout for FPS games. (Sensitvity may need to be tweaked in future releases after user feedback)
• Added ability to cycle configurations by pressing L1 & R1 & DPAD Right instead of clicking the left analock stick.

Changes

• BLE Mode will now turn itself off after 2.5 minuets of no active connections.
• Controller syncing and BLE mode cannot be enabled at the same time anymore.
• Saving controller configurations saves to a tempory location and is only applied once verified.

Bug fixes

• Fixed an issue where changing to a new configuration would sometimes not update the connected controllers LED.
• Fixed issues where sometimes saving configurations would cause the browser to lock up and require a reboot.

PSP Bluetooth release-1.1.0

Release 1.1.0

Added Web Configuration support

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⚠ NOTE ⚠

This only support Consolizers. Future hardware revisions will suport portable builds. This firmware cannot be used for them.

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It is possible to connect via the web app: https://ste2425.github.io/ and configure button mappings.

Button mappings are applied instantly.

You have have upto 3 button groupings each with upto 16 button mappings.

The controller's LED (if it has one) can also be set per button grouping.

PSP Bluetooth release-1.0.0

Release 1.0.0

First prime time ready release of the PSP Bluetooth project.

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⚠ NOTE ⚠

This only support Consolizers. Future hardware revisions will suport portable builds. This firmware cannot be used for them.

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This firmware has the following features:

• Controlls over all PSP buttons and analog stick
• Ability to work with many controllers, including DS4/5, Nintendo Switch Pro, Xbox One S and more.
• Ability to toggle between PSP and PS1 button mappings (R2/L2 in PS1 mode)
• OTA update functionality
• User defined buttons mappings (ready for when the Web App half is done)
• Auto power on/off of PSP

Limitations:

• Controllers are not turned of by firmware. Users have to manually turn of controllers. This means each controlles will have its own may of doing this. It will be standardised in future firmware.

PSP Bluetooth Internal (Develop 59)

This is pre-release build on the PSP-Bluetooth project.

This release has been based of the develop branch and a new release created for every commit to the develop branch.

If you want to test the latest and greatest this is what you want.

Changes:

Potentially fully working

• Added button controls
• Added status LED
• Made PSP booting async to not block status LED pattern

PSP Bluetooth Internal (Develop 58)

This is pre-release build on the PSP-Bluetooth project.

This release has been based of the develop branch and a new release created for every commit to the develop branch.

If you want to test the latest and greatest this is what you want.

Changes:

Updated readme

v1.0.0

First official release of the PSP Consolizer.

v1.0.0-rc0

Update config (#4)

Update workspace config to send commit message and sha to the installer.

v0.0.1

Update docs