Does The "USB" Cable That Comes with The Stereo Adapter Make Your Wireless ...

Ghosterize · Jul 15, 2015

I recently got the stereo adapter and I was wondering if the ("USB") cable you use to get your controller updated will make your controller like a wired controller. Some of you may know that wired controllers have a quicker response time then wireless controllers
so that's the main reason I'm asking this question. I know it won't be the exact same if it works like that, but for FPS titles anything that gives you a quicker response time will help. Another reason I'm wondering is for LAN events, like at UMG Dallas, hat
happened this past weekend, UMG required everyone to play on a wired controller (either with a wired or wireless controller plugged in with a USB cable). They said, ' There will be NO wireless play." Please try to answer my question when you have the chance,
so thank you for your help in advance!

:)

IceStorm III · Jul 15, 2015

Using my controller with my PC.

[quote user="Corwin321"]I need to turn on my controller without turning on my xbox.[/quote]The controller is designed to look for the console or Wireless Gaming Controller adapter it is sync'ed to.

I'm trying to sync it with my PC. I have a USB connector
I'm using so the controller is directly hooked up with my PC with a wired connection.
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The Play & Charge cable is only used to power the controller and charge the Play & Charge battery pack. It does not carry data. It cannot be used to make a wireless
controller into a wired controller.

GT Dex · Jul 15, 2015

Controller not working

The USB play and charge kit for xbox 360 does NOT make it a wired controller
- only transfers power, not data. You will see it as a device but there's no driver or any software that will make this work.

The only way to connect a wireless xbox 360 controller to a PC is with the xbox 360 USB wireless adapter for windows. You can also buy a purely wired xbox 360 controller from xbox or a 3rd party manufacturer: they all will work.

I would suggest an xbox one controller as those wireless controllers DO turn into a wired controller when a micro USB cable is used. Bluetooth is also available on newer ones.
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Id recommend this one..

https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Xbox-Wireless-Receiver-Windows/dp/B000HZFCT2

-Dex

ZyNLeX · Jul 15, 2015

Hello,

Yes, the USB cable while plugged into the Xbox One controller will force the data to and from the controller to the console over USB, thus making it a wired controller.

This is also evident when unplugging and plugging in the USB, the controller disconnects for a brief period to resync.

Antillion

Does your pelican adapter hook up with network cable or by USB? If you connection hooks up with a network cable then your adapter is a wireless bridge, it is not a wireless adapter, your connection is wired. Configure network is under any and all networks
that could or would show up, so it's under wired as well.

ZyNLeX

Hello,

Yes, the USB cable while plugged into the Xbox One controller will force the data to and from the controller to the console over USB, thus making it a wired controller.

This is also evident when unplugging and plugging in the USB, the controller disconnects for a brief period to resync.

DrifterX22

It is a wireless N adapter make sure that mode is supported by what you are trying to connect it to.

to connect the Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapter

Attach the Xbox 360 Wireless Networking Adapter to the back of your Xbox 360 console by snapping the plastic tabs on the adapter into the slots on the back of your console.
Plug the USB cable into the USB port on the back of your console.
Note If you are using a wireless adapter and a Kinect sensor, use the wireless adapter extension cable included with the Kinect sensor to plug the wireless adapter
into a USB port on the front of the console.
Flip up the antennae.
If a network cable is plugged into the back of the console, unplug it.
Configure the wireless settings on your console. For more information, see

How to configure wireless settings on your Xbox 360 console.

IRB

Hi, no problem.

None of the controllers come with the wireless adapter, that needs to be bought separately. Product number 6HN-00003

Odd that the cable isn't listed anymore, but the product you mention 4N6-00001 does come with a cable and Bluetooth (you can see that from the back of the
box) as that one is Windows friendly (i.e. Comes with a USB cable)

StuartATrueRed

The Xbox One does not support USB headset, the console only supports wired connection to the controller via the 3.5 mm jack or with the Xbox One headset adapter. which connects to the bottom of the controller, or you can use a wireless headset which connects
straight to the Xbox One wireless connection. Your best bet would be to purchase the Xbox One headset adapter.

https://support.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-one/accessories/stereo-headset-adapter

Does The "USB" Cable That Comes with The Stereo Adapter Make Your Wireless ...