Make sure you are using the v2 version of the esp bin. (PS-Phive!_ESP32-S2_v2.0.bin)
and that you are connected to the PS-Phive! access point and check in the "view Connection Status" that you have a valid % in Signal Strength and that it says your IP address is: 10.1.1.2 and
Default Gateway and Primary DNS are 10.1.1.1
Test 1:
If you get an alert saying "Successfully Communicated With Your ESP" all is good, move onto test 2.
If you get an alert saying "Communication With Your ESP FAILED!" Make sure you are connected to the PS-Phive! Access Point
and check in the "view Connection Status" that you have a valid % in Signal Strength and that it says your IP address is: 10.1.1.2 and
Default Gateway and Primary DNS are 10.1.1.1
Test 2:
You should get an alert saying "Received Response From ESP On 192,168,1,184" and after about 8 seconds you should
see the "USB unsupported" popup notification.
If you do not get the "Received Response" alert then that means that the communication with the ESP failed.
If you get the "Received Response" alert but do not see the "USB unsupported" popup notification this means that
your PS4 is not recognizing your ESP device as a plugged in USB.