MAYFLASH W010 Wireless Sensor Dolphinbar for PC USB Wii Remote Adapter Used on PC Windows

Funciona sin problemas con dolphin

It’s working fine except the IR it’s working with lots of issuesthat’s why it’s 4 stars

Product received in good condition . Thks

En pleine conception de borne d'arcade, il me fallait un lightgun sans fil, qualitatif, fiable, et si possible avec vibrations et pas trop galère à paramètrer. J'hésitais entre le EMS Topgun III et le Aimtrak Ultimarc, chacun ayant des défault par rapport à mes besoins, avant de tomber sur la Dolphin Bar, tentante pour son prix comparé à un vrai lightgun. Honnêtement je m'attendais à claquer 20E pour rien, malgré les bons commentaires ici et là.Pour (essayer) d'être bref: ce produit est une petite merveille. Non pas qu'il soit révolutionnaire, c'est juste que ça fonctionne très bien et que c'est bien fait, bien pensé, bref fiable.INSTALLATION: Tout se fait en 2 min montre en main, on branche la barre, on synchronise avec la wiimote, terminé. Le côté plug and play n'est pas un mensonge commercial, ça tient bien la route.PARAMETRAGE: La Dolphin Bar offre tout un panel de mode allant de 1 à 4, émulant soit un joystick en Direct Input (j'utilise pas ce mode) , soit un clavier/souris (nickel pour le lightgun), soit une wiimote (utile uniquement pour l'émulateur Dolphin dans mon cas). Vous aurez donc systématiquement un mode qui correspondra à ce que vous souhaitez faire et paramétrer.UTILISATION: C'est simple, cette miséreuse barre ne m'a pas laché sur une seule config: PC, Sega Model 2, Sega Model 3, TeknoParrot, MAME, Dolphin, tout fonctionne impeccable je m'y attendais pas. Alors oui il faut tatonner quelques heures pour tout configurer nickel, les joies de l'arcade quoi, mais au final tout tourne nickel, maintenant j'attrape le pistolet, synchronisation avec la dolphin bar en allez...10 sec, on lance le jeu et roule.LES + de la Dolphin Bar:. Le prix: 40/50€ le lightgun en tout (Dolphin Bar + Wiimote avec motionplus + étui pistolet). La compatibilité au top (jusque là la Dolphin Bar a marché partout sur une petite dizaine de configs et de programmes différents). La simplicité (vraiment plug and play). Produit bien pensé (controle de l'interface Windows avec la wiimote, les 4 modes de la Dolphin Bar pour assurer dans toutes les configurations, changements de modes à la volée). Fiabilité à court terme (0 plantages et 0 lag en une semaine intense d'utilisation). Permet d'avoir un lightgun sans filLES - de la Dolphin Bar:. Ou sont les vibrations svp ? Meme sous dolphin en mode 4 (wiimote), pas de vibrations.. DETAIL QUI N'EN N'EST PAS UN: la gachette de la wiimote est assignée au clic droit de la souris et non au clic gauche ! C'est le bouton A de la wiimote qui sert lui de clic gauche. C'est très mal fait surtout pour une configuration Lightgun, d'autant que les solutions pour palier au problème sont relou à mettre en place (obligé de faire un script Autohot Key activable à la wiimote et qui inverse les boutons de la souris à la volée). Au final ça passe mais qu'est ce qui vous a pris les gars d'inverser ces deux boutons c'est débile.. Solidité à long terme ? (nombreux reports comme quoi les LED IR crament au bout de quelques mois)CONCLUSION: La Dolphin Bar c'est super, n'hésitez pas, n'ayez pas peur, ce produit remplit bel et bien son rôle pour son prix, en étant fiable et polyvalent. On aimerait voir de tels produits plus souvent sur le marché !

I lost my Wii in a divorce back in 2011, though at times I missed it. I didn't miss having another power brick; I didn't miss finding a home for another gizmo; and I didn't miss component cables. I've been HDMI only since then, and while there are some adapters that let you use a Wii via HDMI, this allows me to use my HTPC to run the Dolphin emulator. Dolphin is free (as in speech), works very well, and though it works with any controllers (can emulate Wiimotes or GameCube controllers using anything that works on your PC), it allows you to use authentic (or knock off) Wii controllers. Wii sensor bars are a misnomer, as the bar does no sensing (the Wii remote does that), but they need power for their USB emitters. Wireless sensor bars work, as do any number of other solutions, but this is among the best. That's not the magic bit, the reliable Bluetooth connection for Wii remotes is what's special. There are other solutions, but not cheaper nor easier. This is what you want.Setting it up is kinda easy once you know what to do. It took a bit long to figure out what to do, so let me help you. Note I didn't bother with the included CD for a variety of reasons (notably I don't have a built in drive on my machine).* there is no driver required nor available. Try as I might to find one, it doesn't exist.* there is a firmware update, and as it's tiny and easy to install, we'll start there.1) Download the firmware update at http://www.mayflash.com/support/download/ (look for W010Wireless Sensor DolphinBar MAYFLASH DolphinBar)2) Unrar it (need to do this twice) and run updater (note sensor bar not plugged in)3) while holding synch, plug sensor bar into usb port (a good quality extender should work, but unpowered hubs not recommended)4) after plugging in and releasing synch, option to install firmware will pop up; Update firmware (take a second, as it's tiny)5) there's a hardware switch for above and below TV placement on the back of the bar (never seen one of those), so fill that out. Also change to mode 46) Make sure your copy of Dolphin is a recent one from dolphin-emu.org (not dolphin-emulator.com--that caused hours of issues!)7) Pair Wiimote(s) and everything should work with default settings. You may want to verify "continuous scanning" is enabled on the controller settings (I believe it was defaulted to on).* note that the Wii Remotes will automatically turn off in time, but using the power button will turn it off sooner.* all accessories (classic controller, nunchuck, etc...) should work* four controllers should work* I got 90-95% OEM Wii sensor bar performance (it has a harsher cut off than I recall, but when pointed at the screen, it works great).* remember that Dolphin like a Wii has a software setting for above/below TV placement* the cable is disgracefully short, though it does kind help in cable routing, as you basically run the extender cable to the TV and plug this in there. I had no issues with a quality (though only $6-8) USB 2.0 extension cable. There are reported issues with unpowered hubs.My biggest hardware issue came from not knowing what mode to use (If everything else wasn't so good I'd deduct a star). 1&2 aren't really for gaming. 3 kinda works, but it's not what you want. Choose mode 4. Note you can change modes with the Wiimote (press home and the D pad--each direction corresponds to a different mode). The biggest issue overall is downloading from the wrong site. It's latest version wasn't recent and simply wouldn't work. Use mode 4 and a recent version from dolphin-emu.org, and you should be fine!

Why I Bought ItDolphin, of course. Seeing how my Wii sensor bar is proprietary and wouldn't connect to an HTPC, I looked into getting a wireless sensor bar and luckily heard about the DolphinBar before spending money a dedicated wireless bar.Having been through the pain of futzing with getting Wiimotes recognized on a PC, I was instantly intrigued by the DolphinBar.A couple of caveats: My HTPC is Windows so I can't speak to its effectiveness on Mac. I also have my original Wii controllers with the Motion Plus attachment so I can't speak to third party wiimotes either.What I like* It just works. I didn't even install the enclosed drivers, upgrade the firmware or read the manual. When you plug it in, it defaults to mode 4, which is the mode you want for Dolphin. Mode 3 lets your Wiimotes work as HID controllers for other apps. I didn't spend much time in Mode 1 or 2, which appear to be keyboard/mouse emulation. The amount of time you'll save by just getting this bar is worth the price alone.* Worked fine with my classic controller and my Intec fighting stick (which oddly enough sometimes has issues on my actual Wii)* Pairing - super easy. Just press the pairing button on the bar and the one on your controller and bang, you're done.* Dolphin - click on "Refresh" in the controller config and the Wiimotes are detected right away* Optional stand elevates it about an inch* Looks nice enoughWhat I don't like* It is super lightweight, which means it will possibly shift around or even get knocked onto the floor if you even just touch the cord. This applies to both the bar and the stand.* The cord is super short -- just a few feet.* Your mileage may vary, but those LEDs in the front of bar may be a distraction. You can cover it with electrical tape, but then you wouldn't know the status of the bar. Perhaps the solution to that would be a hole punch?* Would have been nice if the cord was detachable. This way you can replace it with an extra long cord vs having to use an extension.Tips* In Dolphin's controller configuration, enable "continuous scanning" - I found that it automatically detects your controllers when you restart Dolphin* You probably don't want Windows Explorer open while messing around with the mouse/keyboard emulation, it's very easy to accidentally drag a folder and drop it somewhere* If you don't have a USB extension cord, make sure you add one to your cart before checking out, otherwise you may be scrambling to find one after it arrives, due to the short cord.* If you're using it with a laptop, make sure you're a decent distance from the bar, otherwise the Wiimote may be too close to be picked up as a pointing device.* You will definitely want to find a way to securely mount the bar, it looks super easy to knock onto the floor.Other Notes* While the bar uses Bluetooth to talk to the Wiimotes, it is NOT a Bluetooth dongle. If you want to connect additional Bluetooth devices, you will need a separate Bluetooth dongle.* I did not not test it with my nunchuk, but I assume it should work fine.* I did not test it with my Wii balance board, although I have seen reports that it will work fine.

I just bought one of these and I found that it is exactly what is needed when you use Dolphin emulator to play your Wii or Gamecube games on the PC. It makes using the Wii remote easy which is a big change from before when you spent hours getting the Wii remote to detect with Bluetooth. And once the Wii remote is detected it stays detected, even when you turn off your PC and then start it up again, Dolphin will see your Wii remote immediately, no need to go through reconnecting it.The Wireless Sensor DolphinBar had some earlier compatibility problems when Dolphin released dolphin 3.5 but they are fixed now so if you are still having any troubles then just go to their site and get the latest drivers and make sure you are using the latest Dolphin Emulator version. In fact, As of 4.0-2241 and that DolphinBar firmware update, all of the DolphinBar's compatibility issues have been resolved!You can get the latest updated drivers from Mayflashs sitehttp://www.mayflash.com/products/nintendowiigc/w010.htmlAnd you can get the latest Dolphin Emulator version for Windows, MAC and Linux here:https://dolphin-emu.org/download/I found that this sensor bar is much more sensitive to my Wiimote than the Nintendo sensor bar and that is a plus for sure.Also this Sensor bar acts as a Bluetooth detector!!! So you don't need a bluetooth adapter to use it. In fact, I think it works better than the Azio I was using. It detects and properly recognizes the Wiimote within seconds and you will see it correctly identified and working in Windows which, I am sure you already know, is a problem if you are not using this Dolphinbar.This Dolphinbar has a small blue LED light that glows steadily when the Wiimote is connected and it will blink if the Wiimote gets disconnected for any reason.Here is some information from the Mayflash site:W010 Upgrade Firmware Ver04 Updates on February 10, 20151. The SYNC LED (LED 0) will be off if NO Connecting with the Wiimotes. The SYNC LED (LED 0) will stay lit if connecting with the Wiimotes.2. The DolphinBar will not enter into the sleep mode while in the Mode 4 (Dolphin Mode) with Windows 8.1 (Some customers feedback this problem before)Description:Wireless Sensor DolphinBar can connect your Wii Remote Plus Controller to your PC by Bluetooth. Support Nunchuk Controller and Wii Classic Controller. Support four working modes: Keyboard and Mouse Mode (LED1), Keyboard and Mouse Game Mode (LED2), Game Controller Mode (LED3) and Wii Remote Controller Emulator Mode (LED4).Features:- Wireless Sensor DolphinBar can connect your Wii Remote Plus Controller to your PC by Bluetooth.- Easy and simple operation, no need extra Bluetooth dongle.- Supports Cursor Anti-Shake function.- Allows you to play more quicky and precisely with your Game Controller, Light Gun or Racing Wheel.- Works as a normal keyboard and mouse.- Works as a PC Remote Controller. You can return or skip to the beginning of the current, previous or next chapter, and supports Fast reverse, Fast forward, Pause playing, etc.- Works as a Game Light Gun. You can play all kinds of PC Shooting Games, and PC or Wii Light Gun is well supported.- Works as a wireless Game Controller. Connects your Wii Remote Controller, or Wii Remote Controller + Wii Nunchuk, or Wii Remote Controller + Wii Classic Controller to your PC. Supports the G-sensor function that is the best choice for the Racing Games. Supports the Vibration Feedback.- Compatible with the Wii Emulator Dolphin. Supports up to 4 of the Wii Remote Controllers.- Compatible with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7, Windows 8 ，32 bit and 64 bit.Supports TR WiiMotes and the newest Dolphin 4.0-2241(Please download the newest Dolphin version from the official website https://dolphin-emu.org) by installing the updated firmware on MAYFLASH website download page1.Download and run the firmware (MAYFLASH DolphinBar Upgrade Firmware Ver03) on WINDOWS (XP, WIN7 or WIN8).2.Press and hold the “SYNC” button on the DolphinBar, and plug the DolphinBar into the PC USB ((Your Windows will find the new firmware, wait until the recognization is completed).3.Release the SYNC button, and you'll find the Update Firmware button becomes available. Click this button to update.4.Please don’t unplug the DolphinBar when it’s upgrading.

I bought this a little skeptic, because I've had terrible experiences in the past with a lot of bluetooth devices, but this one didn't let me down, works perfectly, as good as a real Wii. I'll be as objective as I canFirst: This is a Sensor bar like the one on the Wii/Wii U; with a bluetooth chip on it, less USB, more convenience, better management.Second: Although uses bluetooth to connect Wiimotes, IT DOESN'T WORK as a normal bluetooth. This only recognizes Wiimotes, so if you really want an universal way to connect any kind of bluetooth device, this isn't it. But I doubt you find any better for Wiimote in specific.Third: It has 4 modes not configurable in any way. The Hardware emulates controls as described on its manual (a little clunky manual by the way) in:- 1 is Mouse Pointer. Is a little imprecise as the mouse shakes too much. I don't know if is a problem related to the hardware solvable by Mayflash or not.- 2 is Multimedia Controller, common buttons and actions for movie and music play and control.- 3 is Controller Mode (you can use up to 4 Wiimotes as DInput devices. Accelerometer and Gyroscope not emulated, just buttons)- and finally 4 is Emulator Mode, intended for Dolphin Emulator. In this mode I'm guessing (haven't even tried) you can use other software to use the controller fully as you desire; from control your computer, to use it flawlessly on shooters or even racing games. (I may try it myself if I find the time)TL;DR: Connects Wiimotes without problems, some functions are clunky but functional, and it can't connect anything but Wiimotes. Does one thing, but does it really good, 10/10