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the PS3, thus making it usable. For the remote control and headset, you have to go into the control panel and "pair" the devices one at a time. Just like pairing a cell phone with a buletooth wireless

...pair with PS3 console? connect your controller to the PS3 with the controller charger cable (not original, nor pairing, only charging), then turn on the ps3 followed by controller (had a using ...

...PS3, the two devices must be ?paired? so they can communicate with each other. Use a gaming controller for this procedure and ensure that the Headset is powered on (flashing blue LED light) and that ...

how do i pair my ps3 controller to a new console. To pair your controller back with your PS3, just connect it with a USB cable and press the PS button. Just like you did when you first got your PS3.

me! This usually means that your ps3 controller is no longer paired to your ps3, to re-pair them attach the controller to the ps3 using the usb cable, then press the ps button again when the ps3 is on

...pair light on the PS3 will flash. When it stabilizes, you can disconnect the USB cable    and use the controller wirelessly.second way a manual pairing1.. turn your ps3..2.Connect the ...

...pair up to my ps3 the controller will not connect with ps3 This works: Turn ps3 on. Plug the controller into the usb cable and into ps3. Then plug the dongle into other usb port. After a short time ...

...pair it with the PS3... How have you tried to pair it? Usually just plugging in the USB charge cable to controller and PS3 and pressing PS button works.  But you may need to press the reset ...

...block the signal. Next plug the controller into the ps3 via the USB cable, see if that works. If so, then go into settings, reassign controller. See if that helps. If not then buy a new

...PS3 has the YLOD, a controller will not assist with starting the system. If both lights come on, you can start the console by pressing the power button or by using a paired controller. To pair a ...