#1 Re: MFi Controllers » Mfi dropping after ios10 update. Anyone else? » Oct 10 12:20 PM

Okay Folks,

not (yet) trying to sound all too euphoric here, but... 10.1 Beta 3 seems to have fixed our problem.

I tried Mirror's Edge Catalyst via "Playcast" (Awesome app! Check it out, if you own a PS4) and "Implosion" on my iPad Pro 9,7 with the C.T.R.L.i: After 1,5 hours without a single disconnect, I feel quite confident in saying that things seem to be back to normal. I will play some more later and report back, if anything fishy happens.

Yay!!

#2 Re: MFi Controllers » Mfi dropping after ios10 update. Anyone else? » Oct 06 5:40 AM

Interesting! So that means that Steelseries has a working controller (Nimbus) and one that sports the disconnecting issue (Stratus). Maybe we should send them an e-mail regarding this: maybe they can at least tell us if they have different bt modules or something.

#3 Re: MFi Controllers » Mfi dropping after ios10 update. Anyone else? » Oct 06 5:10 AM

On a sidenote: has anyone found a controller, that does not have that issue?

#4 Re: MFi Controllers » Mfi dropping after ios10 update. Anyone else? » Oct 06 3:00 AM

Hey Folks,

same Problem here. iPad Pro 9,7 128GB and iPad Pro 12,9 128GB.

I filed a bug at Apple (28649216):


Summary:
After a few minutes of gameplay - sometimes 5, sometimes 20 - two MFi Gamepads (Steelseries Stratus and Madcatz C.T.R.L.i.) both stop accepting inputs. They are still connected to the iPad Pro (9.7) but don't accept input in any app. The companion-app of the CTRLi does not show a connected device, while the settings app shows the controller as being connected. Turning the controllers off and on again usually works once: but after 5 to 20 minutes it stops recognizing input again; and after that only a reboot of the iPad re-enables the connection between the devices. This is also happening on the 12,9" iPad Pro of my wife and there are various users on afterpad.com that have the same issue.

Addition: I forgot the device under settings > bluetooth and re-paired it (problem persists), I reset the controllers (problem persists), I reset my network settings (problem persists), reset the iPad and recovered from an iCloud Backup (problem persists) and even set up my iPad as a new device (problem persists). Help.

Addition 2: I don't have any other devices connected to the iPad at a time. Only one of the controllers is paired with the iPad.