KeithWalker
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Make sure that you are using a good USB cable to connect the Unos.
What does a PS2 controller have to do with Arduino Uno boards and your laptop?My PS2 Controller's 2 LED lights keep flashing and not steady. Anyone know what this means? It doesn't work but what do the flash lights indicate?
It is connected wirelessly to Arduino UNOWhat does a PS2 controller have to do with Arduino Uno boards and your laptop?
And what shields are used to connect wirelessly to the Arduino, since wireless is not natively supported by the Arduino?It is connected wirelessly to Arduino UNO
#include <SoftwareSerial.h>And what shields are used to connect wirelessly to the Arduino, since wireless is not natively supported by the Arduino?
And what libraries are used to support the PS2 controller?
So you have a Cytron PS2 shield. Are you confident that it is initialized properly? In the setup() function, the proper calls are coded and you test the results for a successful initialization?#include <SoftwareSerial.h>
#include <Cytron_PS2Shield.h>
Thanks. Not sure but will checkI may have an answer for your original question. Your laptop will not recognize your two Arduinos. What software have you previously installed on the Unos? If it was Bluetooth or wireless, that could be the cause.
After I experimented with Bluetooth and wireless software, I had to re-install the bootloaders because the communications software modified the tx and rx links in the bootloader and the Arduinos could no longer be re-programmed through the USB interface.
Regards,
Keith
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