Problems with Dolphin Bar

[Leric39]

Hello,

I recently bought a Dolphin Bar and a generic Wiimote and Nunchuk pack https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B06XZZYCYF/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The combo seems to work fine in all modes off the bar excepting mode 4 (real Wiimote emulation for Dolphin Bar). Whenever I start a game (I have tried Super Mario Galaxy, Zelda Skyword Sword and Super Smash Bros), the emulator says the Wiimote is connected, but inmediately the system shows a message saying "Communications with Wiimote have been interrupted. Press A without touching the Control Stick on Nucnhuk.

At that point the emulator recognized the Home button, but not the motion, so I am wondering the Bluetooth is working properly but not the infrared part. I have tried alt+F5 and reconnecting the controller but it is not working.

I am running Dolphin 5.0 in Windows 10.

Thank you

[Douwe]

are your controller settings set to "real wii remote"?

[Leric39]

It is, and the Wiimote vibrates when I put it on, so the emulator is recognizing it.
I was wondering that my infrared sensors were broken, but I just realised they worked fine in modes 1 and 2 of the Dolphin Bar

[Douwe]

make sure that your settings are set to allow "continuous scanning", this option can be found in the controllers tab
also make sure you have "background input" allowed in controller settings tab
make sure you have the latest firmware for the dolphinbar installed

if those things don't solve your problem your wiimote may be at fault, try to get hold of a nintendo brand wiimote to test those

[Kepler62]

I'm having these same problems. I've set the dolphin bar to mode 1 and the motion control works, it moves the cursor around, so i think it may not be a faulty wiimote.

[Douwe]

If you mean pointing the wiimote at the screen and seeing a pointer move, that'd be infrared, not motion controls. Try a little more distance.
My own dolphinbar doesnt work properly when to close either.
If that doesnt work then try using 2 candles as a makeshift ir emitter to test if your dolphin bar's bluetooth works in mode 4