When I put my batteries into my controller my control keeps flashing,, thanks

take the batteries out of console. Hold the start button for 45 seconds. Put the batteries back in. Turn console back on. Controllers should work now.

Put new batteries.

BATTERIES????????

Putting batteries in controller
Turn on the PS3
Turn on controller
Press the sync button, the LEDs will flash rapidly
Insert the usb that comes with the controller, the LEDs flash slowly
Press the home button on the remote
READY.

I would try putting the controller that you know works into the 2nd guitar. If the guitar works with the good controller then you will know that it's an issue with your other controller opposed to there being a problem with the 2nd guitar.

Please correct me if i'm wrong and misunderstanding you.

I would also make sure that the controller that keeps flashing works without any guitar. Just try playing one of your other games that doesn't require the guitar - that way you know it works. If it keeps flashing like that then we need to advance to some other steps.

I think that the lights flashing probably means that the remote isn't being recognized by the system.

I know that sometimes if the battery is really low the remote will flash and then shut off; I would definately just try replacing the batteries to see if that helps as well. (just to eliminate some of the more simple possibilities)

Let me know how this all plays out for you - I can always dig deeper into the problem if I didn't help you.

Putting batteries in controller
Turn on the PS3
Turn on controller
Press the sync button, the LEDs will flash rapidly
Insert the usb that comes with the controller, the LEDs flash slowly
Press the home button on the controller
READY.

try to press the black button on the xbox...just found out :-)

Hello my name is Tim Ehrhart, t fix your problem make sure the controllers are on then hold the sync button on the console for approx 5 sec then let go and then hold the sync button on a controller for approx 5 sec., same goes for the other controller, press the console sync button first for every new controller added. I hope this helps you, if this doesnt work then thre is a issue with either the console sync system or the controller. Please remember feedback as I am new and trying to work my way to a higher rep. Thank You

you have to use a rechargeable battery pack,for some reason those blue controllers and the legendary need the packs or they wont work right regular batterys dont do it even new lithiums wont work.

Try this out since it solved the same problem for me:

a) Turn your PS/2 on with the receiver plugged in. You'll get the green flashing LED on the receiver
b) Remove one of the batteries from the controller.
c) Keep R1 and R2 buttons together while inserting the battery back on the controller.
d) After 5 seconds or so release R1 and R2 buttons.

And that's it - at least for me.

I got this idea after checking Logitech site and reading about the analog controls calibration procedure (basically the same sequence while pressing L1 and L2 buttons).

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