Is my Nyko Wireless Sensor bar broken? (/w image)

[Zoras]

Look at this picture. I took it with my cellphone (Samsung Galaxy S2).

I can't see anything where the LEDs are so I was wondering if this look as it should or is there something wrong?

Can someone please post a picture of a WORKING Nyko Wireless Sensor Bar?

[mbc07]

Your sensor bar is broken, any (working) sensor bar should look like this (when taking a photo, human eye can't see anything):

[HawaiianPunch]

Try it with more cameras before replacing, but it's probably broken.

[admin89]

If i was you ,i would disassembly it and fix it

[Link_to_the_past]

(12-02-2011, 07:57 AM)Zoras Wrote: Look at this picture. I took it with my cellphone (Samsung Galaxy S2).

I can't see anything where the LEDs are so I was wondering if this look as it should or is there something wrong?

Can someone please post a picture of a WORKING Nyko Wireless Sensor Bar?

I will ask the obvious if you are using fully charged batteries. If you are and still it doesn't work in practice then you have an issue.

[Zoras]

(12-02-2011, 10:43 AM)admin89 Wrote: If i was you ,i would disassembly it and fix it

How?

[Zoras]

Haha wtf, the batteries that came with the sensor bar were empty. When I changed batteries I got it working.

[Duke Nukem]

(12-04-2011, 05:10 AM)Zoras Wrote: Haha wtf, the batteries that came with the sensor bar were empty. When I changed batteries I got it working.

Batteries that comes along with something is always pretty useless, god knows how old they are.
It's just a waste to add batteries in the box from the beginning.

[Annihilator]

Remember that not every camera sees IR light, the better ones usually have a filter so this kind of stuff doesn't mess up photos. Cellphone cameras usually don't though.