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How to connect Oculus Go controller(OMVR-V190) to macOS 10.12
  1. Prepare a Mac supports BLE
  2. Download the Additional Tools for Xcode from Apple Developer
  3. Open the Bluetooth Explorer
  4. Press and hold the Oculus button and back button of controller until the controller LED blinks
  5. Select menu [Devices] -> [Low Energy Devices]
  6. Click [Start Scanning] button.
  7. Chose OMVR-V190 in Device and click [Connect] button.
@antongaenko
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did you also try to read data from controller? is any chance that you wrote an app that allows to use controller as remote mouse for mac )

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super-dog-human commented Feb 17, 2020

@Just-
Sorry, I'm already parted with that controller.
But I think you can get raw data by LightBlue.
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https://itunes.apple.com/jp/app/lightblue/id639944780?mt=12

Probably, to use that controller as HID device like mouse, it's need to writing driver.

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@SuperDogHuman you are totally right! thank you for quick response!

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Is there a way to make use of the device in windows to act like a mouse?

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