Xbox One S(2018) USB power supply issue

[nathanRamaNoodles]

It appears the Xbox one S(2018) controllers had a new hardware update and this library is conflicted again. :(
I know this because I followed this issue, and got a different hardware version.
Here's what i got when I ran XboxOne.ino with the debugger.

XBOX USB Library Started
Xbox One Controller Disconnected

Unknown Device Connected - VID: 045E PID: 04D4
Xbox One Init Failed, error code: D1

Xbox One Controller Disconnected

And here's the USB_desc:

Start


01
--

Device descriptor: 
Descriptor Length:	12
Descriptor type:	01
USB version:		0200
Device class:		FF
Device Subclass:	47
Device Protocol:	D0
Max.packet size:	40
Vendor  ID:		045E
Product ID:		04D4
Revision ID:		0602
Mfg.string index:	02
Prod.string index:	04
Serial number index:	06
Number of conf.:	02

Configuration descriptor:
Total length:		0060
Num.intf:		03
Conf.value:		01
Conf.string:		00
Attr.:			A0
Max.pwr:		FA

Interface descriptor:
Intf.number:		00
Alt.:			00
Endpoints:		02
Intf. Class:		FE
Intf. Subclass:		1F
Intf. Protocol:		40
Intf.string:		00
Unknown descriptor:
Length:		1C
Type:		14
Contents:	080D0000101C16080D0000102410040003FD1F4000241004040BFA3E
Unknown descriptor:
Length:		FA
Type:		3E
Contents:	80003828180F200008382C180A0000080904020000FF47D0000904020102FE1F40001C1410090000001C161009000000000000000DDA0D2B026F1112000AB0D4000223A3000D4A017A008000000ECF01FA00D10371083B0C300904020000FF47D0000904020102FE1F40001C1410090000001C1610090000002410040003FD1F4000241004040BFD1F40001C0C530BA4015B0A0B08320001000063E3000BBF000008B400010B2C089308B3000201010DC612001201FA0723000000000000000C530BA4015B0C0D010A0002000063E300600008C600020000010100000012016E045E0AAB12010002FF47D0405E04D40402060204060208E60000


Configuration descriptor:
Total length:		0060
Num.intf:		03
Conf.value:		01
Conf.string:		00
Attr.:			A0
Max.pwr:		FA

Interface descriptor:
Intf.number:		00
Alt.:			00
Endpoints:		02
Intf. Class:		FE
Intf. Subclass:		1F
Intf. Protocol:		40
Intf.string:		00
Unknown descriptor:
Length:		1C
Type:		14
Contents:	080D0000101C16080D0000102410040003FD1F4000241004040BFA3E
Unknown descriptor:
Length:		FA
Type:		3E
Contents:	80003828180F200008382C180A0000080904020000FF47D0000904020102FE1F40001C1410090000001C161009000000000000000DDA0D2B026F1112000AB0D4000223A3000D4A017A008000000ECF01FA00D10371083B0C300904020000FF47D0000904020102FE1F40001C1410090000001C1610090000002410040003FD1F4000241004040BFD1F40001C0C530BA4015B0A0B08320001000063E3000BBF000008B400010B2C089308B3000201010DC612001201FA07230000000C530BA4015B0001010A0002000063E3000BC10001600008C600020001010000000012016E045E0AAB12010002FF47D0405E04D40402060204060208E60000
Request error. Error code:	05


Addr:1(0.0.1)

[gdsports]

Perhaps a change similar to the one below will handle the new PID.

80e6822

[nathanRamaNoodles]

Woah, this is weird. I supplied my Arduino Uno with more power by adding a reliable 9V battery pack to the DC jack instead of my Computer's 5v via USB, and the xbox controller uses the Arduino's regulated 5V to supply it's power. Now I am getting more reliable error codes.

Xbox One Controller Disconnected
NC:01

Unknown Device Connected - VID: 045E PID: 02EA
Xbox One Init Failed, error code: D1

Xbox One Controller Disconnected

Xbox One Controller Disconnected
NC:01

Unknown Device Connected - VID: 045E PID: 02EA
Xbox One Init Failed, error code: D1

Xbox One Controller Disconnected

And here's the new USB_desc:

Start


01
--

Device descriptor: 
Descriptor Length:	12
Descriptor type:	01
USB version:		0200
Device class:		FF
Device Subclass:	47
Device Protocol:	D0
Max.packet size:	40
Vendor  ID:		045E
Product ID:		02EA
Revision ID:		0301
Mfg.string index:	01
Prod.string index:	02
Serial number index:	03
Number of conf.:	01

Configuration descriptor:
Total length:		0060
Num.intf:		03
Conf.value:		01
Conf.string:		00
Attr.:			A0
Max.pwr:		FA

Interface descriptor:
Intf.number:		00
Alt.:			00
Endpoints:		02
Intf. Class:		FE
Intf. Subclass:		1F
Intf. Protocol:		40
Intf.string:		00
Unknown descriptor:
Length:		1C
Type:		14
Contents:	080D0000101C16080D0000102410040003FA3E0000200040407F47D0
Unknown descriptor:
Length:		47
Type:		D0
Contents:	0007050301E4000107050602000004240904020000FF47D0000904020102FF47A0000E0A08040000001C161009000000000000000DF90D4A026F1617000A80C9010163E3000D67


Addr:1(0.0.1)

The strange thing is, the PID is already listed in the xboxone.h file. And, thanks for the suggestion @gdsports, but i guess i don't need it now after that reliable battery pack.

So it's still not working, even though the library supports this hardware model :(

[nathanRamaNoodles]

I FIGURED IT OUT!!!!
The issue is the Arduino's voltage regulator. Apparently, it can't handle the Xbox's controllers load. So I simply powered the controller on(this will make sure the controller relies on its own battery supply), then I connected it to the USB host shield via a USB cable. Finally, i can use this library, Thanks yall.

P.S. don't connect any power other than the USB power to the Arduino, otherwise, this won't work.