0000000A Logitech Bluetooth adaptor not working

Observe these instructions to connect your wireless Logitech PS2 controller to the receiver :-

1. Verify that the PlayStation 2 console is connected to the receiver.
2. Switch on the PlayStation 2.
3. Replace the controller's batteries.
4. For roughly 2 seconds, press and hold the receiver's sync button.
5. Press and hold the controller's X button for 5 seconds.
6. To verify a connection to the receiver, the controller LED should flash rapidly.

Try the following if the controller won't connect :-

• Double-check the placement of the batteries.
• Experiment with various batteries.
• Bring the controller up to eye level with the receiver. Try rebooting your PlayStation 2.

Try getting help from Logitech customer service if you're still having issues attaching the controller .

Here are some extra pointers :-

• Verify that no other controller is currently using the receiver.
• Verify that no other wireless devices are present that could interfere with the connection.
• You might need to utilise an adaptor to connect the receiver if you're using a PS2 Slim.

Hello Marecha--it can be a bit of a needle in a haystack situation when trying to use adapters to make older hardware work with the newer and faster things available these days. I've tried similar scenarios and with some I"ve had success and with others not so much. If at all possible I would recommend obtaining the adapter from Logitech themselves as many of the cheaper, generic imports are only manufactured to mimic a certain prototype and many aren't even tested. At the very least, just be sure that wherever you purchase the adapter is willing to exchange or refund for an incompatibility issue. Trying one (or several) won't hurt the hardware in any way. Good luck!

Usually the default passkey is 0000, 1234, 9876, or 1111. Try these combinations, also try leaving it blank.

Hi Xavier, Sorry you wont be able to make this one works as Logitech use is proprietary 2.4GHZ frequency ! Thanks and have a nice day Julien

There are many things that can go wrong with a wireless connection, the main one is interference, many different objects and interfer with a wirless network, if you have a wireless g one then that takes away most of the possible interferences like the microwave, but bluetooth is a major interference, the only to ways of fixing this is to A. get rid of your bluetooth or B. replace your wireless g with a wireless g and n, g and n will ellimanate almost all interferences your current router can sell for a good amount(if you can prove its new and working i suggest you place it back in the box with manual and all) and by a g and n router how that works is it sends out 2 internet signals one g the other n and if one fails like your g then the n will kick in and run most of the internet but again you would have to get a new g and n router and get new wireless g and n software...or you could just not use your bluetooth.

connect your bluetooth adaptor to your computer and let the computer install the necessary drivers for it. when it is successfully installed, you will then be able to use the bluetooth adaptor to browse through a bluetooth network your LG phone when you set your phone's bluetooth visibility to ON

and it connects to the Ps3 via direct bluetooth synch....

it also comes with an optional USB adaptor for devices that dont natively support bluetooth.

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Get another mouse... retuen that one of you can... honestly- some tech that should work- may not sometimes- so it's better to buy a different one.

Have a look to see if your drivers are installed and working correctly.

Go to start-settings---control panel---system---hardware---device manger

Open "network adaptors" and you should see a bluetooth adaptor. Click on the icon to see if the device is working correctly.
Open "ports" and there should be a lot of bluetooth ports shown

If there is no mention of bluetooth, you have lost your drivers and they need to be re-installed.



If the BT is working on your laptop there should be a blue flashing light somewhere..

Let me know what you find..

Cheers

You may have to take it into a computer technician if you want to open it!