Edit: Issue is fixed! See posts for details
After copying a ur0:tai/config file from my Vita 2000 to my PS TV, the PS TV is no longer recognizing the controller.
I renamed the original tai folder in ur0: to tai.old, then copied the tai folder from my Vita 2000 to the Vita TV.
After rebooting, my PS4 controller no longer controls the PS TV when plugged in.
Here's the ur0:/tai/config.txt I copied to my PS TV (Again, it works perfectly on my 1000 and 2000):
What's weird though is that the issue persists even after plugging in a vita memory card with a blank config.txt file (Overriding ur0 config with ux0) - you can see on the gamecard activity light that it's no longer reading the sd2vita, so it appears to be loading the blank ur0 config instead. So maybe the issue has nothing to do with the config file?
I used a USB power reader to detect the voltage/amps coming from the Vita TV's USB port got the following results:
5.10V 0.00A when no controller plugged in
5.11V 0.03A when controller is plugged into Power + Data and not connected via bluetooth (controller power is off)
5.11V 0.04A when controller is plugged into Power + Data and "connects" via bluetooth but the white light is stuck and the controller doesn't work
4.99V 0.47A when controller is plugged into Power only (charges with the pulsing orange light)
When plugging in the PS4 controller, no light on it appears - it stays off.
If the console is on and I press the PS button on the PS4 controller, the white light on the controller gets stuck until I reset it or plug it into a PC. Clearly it is communicating via bluetooth - when I shut down the console the white light turns off. However, this strangely persists even after holding down the reset button on the PS4 controller, even though that should clear the controller's bluetooth devices.
My PS4 controller works perfectly when plugged into a PC, so it's not the controller.
I also tested using my glitched-out PS3 controller (completely unrelated to this issue, but the wrong buttons get pressed when using it with my PS3/PC)
5.10V 0.00A when controller is plugged into Power + Data
5.10V 0.00A when controller is plugged into Power only
5.10V 0.02A after pressing the PS button until the controller turns back off (both Power+Data and Power only)
The controller turns off afterwards, so it appears to completely ignore the existance of the PS TV. It doesn't connect to bluetooth at all.
Since the controller is never detected via USB, holding down R/R trigger to boot into recovery mode doesn't work.
Is there some way to factory reset a Playstation TV without using a controller? Perhaps an skprx file on ux0 can force boot the Vita into the recovery menu? Or one that wipes bluetooth controller settings? Or one that stops henkaku.skprx from loading?
After copying a ur0:tai/config file from my Vita 2000 to my PS TV, the PS TV is no longer recognizing the controller.
I renamed the original tai folder in ur0: to tai.old, then copied the tai folder from my Vita 2000 to the Vita TV.
After rebooting, my PS4 controller no longer controls the PS TV when plugged in.
Here's the ur0:/tai/config.txt I copied to my PS TV (Again, it works perfectly on my 1000 and 2000):
Code:
# For users plugins, you must refresh taiHEN from HENkaku Settings for
# changes to take place.
# For kernel plugins, you must reboot for changes to take place.
*KERNEL
ur0:tai/gamesd.skprx
# henkaku.skprx is hard-coded to load and is not listed here
ur0:tai/nonpdrm.skprx
ur0:tai/reF00d.skprx
ur0:tai/repatch.skprx
*main
# main is a special titleid for SceShell
ur0:tai/henkaku.suprx
*NPXS10015
# this is for modifying the version string
ur0:tai/henkaku.suprx
*NPXS10016
# this is for modifying the version string in settings widget
ur0:tai/henkaku.suprxWhat's weird though is that the issue persists even after plugging in a vita memory card with a blank config.txt file (Overriding ur0 config with ux0) - you can see on the gamecard activity light that it's no longer reading the sd2vita, so it appears to be loading the blank ur0 config instead. So maybe the issue has nothing to do with the config file?
I used a USB power reader to detect the voltage/amps coming from the Vita TV's USB port got the following results:
5.10V 0.00A when no controller plugged in
5.11V 0.03A when controller is plugged into Power + Data and not connected via bluetooth (controller power is off)
5.11V 0.04A when controller is plugged into Power + Data and "connects" via bluetooth but the white light is stuck and the controller doesn't work
4.99V 0.47A when controller is plugged into Power only (charges with the pulsing orange light)
When plugging in the PS4 controller, no light on it appears - it stays off.
If the console is on and I press the PS button on the PS4 controller, the white light on the controller gets stuck until I reset it or plug it into a PC. Clearly it is communicating via bluetooth - when I shut down the console the white light turns off. However, this strangely persists even after holding down the reset button on the PS4 controller, even though that should clear the controller's bluetooth devices.
My PS4 controller works perfectly when plugged into a PC, so it's not the controller.
I also tested using my glitched-out PS3 controller (completely unrelated to this issue, but the wrong buttons get pressed when using it with my PS3/PC)
5.10V 0.00A when controller is plugged into Power + Data
5.10V 0.00A when controller is plugged into Power only
5.10V 0.02A after pressing the PS button until the controller turns back off (both Power+Data and Power only)
The controller turns off afterwards, so it appears to completely ignore the existance of the PS TV. It doesn't connect to bluetooth at all.
Since the controller is never detected via USB, holding down R/R trigger to boot into recovery mode doesn't work.
Is there some way to factory reset a Playstation TV without using a controller? Perhaps an skprx file on ux0 can force boot the Vita into the recovery menu? Or one that wipes bluetooth controller settings? Or one that stops henkaku.skprx from loading?
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