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#CONFIGURE PSX CONTROLS FOR MAC MAC OS#
#CONFIGURE PSX CONTROLS FOR MAC FULL#
#CONFIGURE PSX CONTROLS FOR MAC BLUETOOTH#
#CONFIGURE PSX CONTROLS FOR MAC PS3#

#CONFIGURE PSX CONTROLS FOR MAC BLUETOOTH#

It will work the same as any other USB or Bluetooth gamepad at this point, so configuring it for usage with individual games can vary slightly. Now that the Playstation 3 controller is connected to the Mac wirelessly, you can use it with any game or gaming app that supports controllers.

Wait a moment to see “PLAYSTATION (r) 3 Controller” appear in the Bluetooth Devices list with “Connected” appearing underneath the text, once it displays “Connected” you can now disconnect the USB cable and use the Playstation 3 controller wirelessly with the Mac.

#CONFIGURE PSX CONTROLS FOR MAC PS3#

Press the circular “PS” button on the middle of the Playstation controller to turn it on, the lights on the controller will blink as it pairs with the Mac – the Bluetooth preference panel will likely show a device available but not yet connected as it pairs the Mac with the PS3 gamepad.Connect the Playstation 3 wireless controller to the Mac using the mini-USB cable.Turn Bluetooth ON in OS X (either through the Bluetooth preference panel or the menu bar item) if it’s not enabled yet.On the Mac, go to the  Apple menu and choose “System Preferences” then go to “Bluetooth”.Optional but recommended, disconnect any nearby Playstation 3 power supplies so that you don’t inadvertently power on the PS3 during the gamepad setup with the Mac.The process of connecting and using a PS3 controller with a Mac is the same with basically every version of OS X beyond Lion, including MacOS Catalina 10.15, MacOS Mojave 10.14, High Sierra 10.13, MacOS Sierra 10.12, OS X 10.11 El Capitan, 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.9 Mavericks, 10.10 Yosemite, etc. Connect a Playstation 3 Controller to a Mac in MacOS Mojave, Catalina, Sierra, OS X El Capitan, Yosemite, & Mavericks

#CONFIGURE PSX CONTROLS FOR MAC MAC OS#

Assuming you meet those requirements, let’s get the controller connected to the Mac and start using it with Mac OS X. You’ll also need a game or app that supports controllers, most of which do. Note the USB cable is only needed to set up the PS3 controller initially, and for charging it when necessary, the setup will be for the wireless usage of the Playstation controller through Bluetooth.

For RescueAssist, check the box to allow screen recording for the LogmeinRemoteSupport app.To get started, you’ll need a Mac with any modern version of Mac OS X, Bluetooth support, a standard Sony Playstation 3 wireless controller that has a charge, and the Mini-USB cable that connects the Playstation 3 controller to a console or USB port to charge it.

For GoToAssist Remote Support, check the box to allow screen recording for the GoToAssist Customer app.

In the left menu, click Screen Recording.

For RescueAssist, check the box to allow control for the LogmeinRemoteSupport app.

For GoToAssist Remote Support, check the boxes to allow control for the following apps:.

Click the Unlock icon in the bottom-left, then enter your Mac username and password.

On the Menu Bar, click the Apple menu then select System Preferences.

Click the System Preferences icon in your Dock.

On the customer's Mac, navigate to the System Preferences by doing either of the following:.

Note: Access to this feature is dependent upon your user group settings or your individual user settings, which are set by your administrator. You can connect to your customer's Mac in a view-only session and walk them through the steps using Chat, or send them these instructions to perform on their own. In order to remotely control your customer's Mac running macOS Catalina, the steps below must be performed on the customer's Mac.

#CONFIGURE PSX CONTROLS FOR MAC FULL#

New security features have been added to macOS Catalina (10.15) that require additional permissions for using the full feature set of the GoToAssist Expert desktop applications for Windows and Mac and/or RescueAssist. HELP FILE How can I remotely control a customer's Mac running macOS Catalina using GoToAssist Remote Support?