The way to Hook Up a Gigaware Controller for PS3

December 17 2012 , Written by wells Published on #ps3 controller, #ps3 controllers, #PS3 Wireless Controller

The Gigaware PS3 Wireless Controller can be a budget-minded alternative to the Sony Dual-shock 3 controller. With a life of the battery of 30 hours and also a variety of 30 feet, four such controllers could be seamlessly connected at the same time. The Gigaware wireless controller also features backward-compatibility options for PS1 and PS2 games played about the PS3.

 

 

Instructions

 

1. Take away the battery cover (on the back of the controller)

 

2. Place two AAA batteries inside and re-insert battery cover.

 

3. Plug the Gigaware USB reciever to the first USB port about the PS3.

 

4. First turn on the PS3 and Gigaware controller. Wait three seconds for your indicator lights on the Gigaware reciever and controller to flash green.

 

5. Press the connect button around the Gigaware receiver. The receiver along with the controller will flash green once connected.

 

6. Press the PS button within the Gigaware controller.

 

Using a PS3 Controller on a Dell Laptop

 

If you want to imitate a PlayStation 3 (PS3) gaming system experience on your Dell laptop, connecting a ps3 controllers to your laptop would be the solution. Utilizing your laptop screen as the monitor, it is possible to play your selected PS3 games without the keyboard and only with all the controls, button and joysticks of the PS3 controller.

 

Instructions

 

1. Download the "PS3 Controller Driver" file onto your desktop. The driver allows your Dell laptop to realize the external PS3 controller device once it's connected.

 

2. Connect the USB cable involving the PS3 controller along with the Dell laptop. If your connection works, nowhere blinking light should appear on the top in the ps3 controller.

 

3. Click on the "Start" menu on your own computer's desktop screen and select the "Cp" option. Double-click on the "Systems" icon to stock up a pop-up settings window.

 

4. Choose the "Hardware" tab and click on "Device Manager."

 

5. Find and click on "Human Interface Devices." A list of external devices linked to your computer look. Right-click the one which says "USB Human Interface Device" and select the "Update Driver" option from the drop-down menu.

 

6. Click "Install" and choose the "Have Disk" option. Go through the "Browse" button, search for the file "Dual shock" and double-click to open. The file inside driver folder has to start installation.

 

7. Navigate to the board in the event the driver file may be installed and click on around the "Game Controllers" icon. Right-click on the "PlayStation 3 Controller" option and select "Properties" from your drop-down menu.

 

8. Press the "Home" button found in the middle of your respective PS3 controller to activate these devices. On the laptop screen, you must notice a mouse cursor inside the top-left corner. Move your right or left joystick to overpower the movements of the cursor.

 

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