Recently Enstone the developer behind ControlConsole API (aka CCAPI), has released a new Android version of CCAPI Manager on Google Play for your Android devices & also updated CCAPI to version 2.70.. Now establish a connection between your android device to your PS3 that is running CCAPI v2.70. As many of you know there is various features that CCAPI can perform such as RTM, IDPS / PSID modify options and view the PS3 internal Tempatures of the CPU and RSX (graphics) from your android device using the new Android Manager found on Google Play or from the PC manager. All details of the latest happenings can be seen below in the information provided by developer Enstone.
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ControlConsoleAPI (CCAPI) v2.70 + New Android Support
CCAPI is a software that establishes a connection between your ps3 and another device such as your computer or your smartphone.
You can control your ps3 with it.
A few functions available:
Firmware compatibility list
Installation
Uninstallation
Console Manager
Changelog
Developers
If you are a developer that want to use CCAPI. You have a several option:
The CCAPI (Windows) documentation is available here: Win documentation
The CCAPI (Others) documentation is available here: (Not yet
You can control your ps3 with it.
A few functions available:
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Firmware compatibility list
| CEX | DEX | |
| 4.21 | X | X |
| 4.30 | X | X |
| 4.40 | X | vX |
| 4.41 | X | X |
| 4.46 | X | X |
| 4.50 | X | X |
| 4.53 | X | X |
| 4.60 | X | X |
| 4.65 | X | X |
| 4.66 | X | |
| 4.70 | X | X |
| 4.75 | X | X |
| 4.76 | X |
Installation
- Download the CCAPI package at the bottom of this page
- Inside, you should find a folder called PS3 with a .pkg, put it on the root of a usb stick.
- Plug the usb stick on your ps3, then install it.
- You should also find a folder called PC with a .exe, run it and follow the instructions to install it.
- You have now CCAPI installed on your ps3 and on your pc.
Uninstallation
- On PS3, you just run the pkg, again
- On PC, use the configuration panel and the option "uninstall a program".
Console Manager
- On Android, you can get it from the google play store here
- On PC, it is installed with the CcApi-setup.exe.
| PC UI | Android UI |
| cm.jpg | unnamed.png |
Changelog
- Latest - 2.70
Added other platform support
Optimized network bitrate - 2.60
(rev7) Added 4.76 DEX support
(rev6) Added 4.75 DEX support
(rev5) Added 4.75 CEX support
(rev4) Added 4.70 DEX support
(rev3) Added 4.70 CEX support
(rev2) Added 4.66 CEX support
Added 4.60/4.65 support
Added Cobra support
Added SetBootPsid/SetBootIdps/SetPsid - 2.50
Added 4.53/4.55 support
Added a console list - 2.00
Reduced memory use
DLL (C++ / C#) released to build programs for ccapi - 1.00
Original version
Developers
If you are a developer that want to use CCAPI. You have a several option:
- You can use the demo codes provided in the CCAPI Package for Developers (download link is below). You may find some example for a few languages such as C/C++/C#.
- You can also use imcsx's implementation for C#, the specificity is that it is also compatible with TMAPI.
- Finally if your programming language is not supported, or if you prefer to make your own implementation, it is possible to directly import the functions from CCAPI.dll yourself. The main functions to achieve that are LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress from the WINAPI, you can find them in a lot of languages C/C++/.net/Java, etc.
The CCAPI (Windows) documentation is available here: Win documentation
The CCAPI (Others) documentation is available here: (Not yet
Source(s): enstoneworld.com / play.google.com