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--- bluetooth_controllers_-_manual_setup [2022/08/07 14:32] – [Batocera is automatically pairing a device I don't want it to!] update what we're supplanting, demonstration no longer "needed" atari
+++ bluetooth_controllers_-_manual_setup [2023/01/11 07:19] (current) – [Pair Bluetooth Controllers - manual setup] no more blank spaces atari
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 ====== Pair Bluetooth Controllers - manual setup ======
-First ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on your device. The line ''controllers.bluetooth.enabled=1'' should be present in your ''batocera.conf'' and not commented out. If it is missing, add it in. Note that doing this won't suddenly make a non-functional Bluetooth dongle start working, only the ones that are already compatible with the Linux kernel and the drivers included in Batocera.
+First ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on your device. First, the line ''controllers.bluetooth.enabled=1'' should be present in your ''system/batocera.conf'' file and not commented out ([[:batocera_conf_syntax|how to access the batocera.conf file]]). If it is missing, add it in. Note that doing this won't suddenly make a non-functional Bluetooth dongle start working, only the ones that are already compatible with the Linux kernel and the drivers included in Batocera.
 Establish an [[:access_the_batocera_via_ssh|SSH connection]] (or open up Xterm) to start the manual connection process. Get started by typing ''bluetoothctl'' and hitting ''[Enter]''.
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 Now you are in the Bluetooth control unit. Type following commands and confirm every single one with ''[Enter]''
-    agent on
+<code>
-    default-agent
+agent on
-    power on
+default-agent
-    scan on
+power on
+scan on
+</code>
 Now set the controller in pairing mode! This strongly depends from your [[:supported_controllers|controller type]].