Prepare the Expansion Kit
The kit combines a Titan Bluetooth module and a microSD card. Follow the illustrated installation guide with the device disconnected and avoid forcing the module into its connector. Then connect PROG to the computer and use Configure in the Micro-SD Card section of Gtuner IV’s Device Configuration panel. This copies files needed to initialize the module.
Keep a known-good wired controller nearby. If a wireless setup fails after installation, the wired controller gives you a quick way to check that the device still receives ordinary inputs.
Choose the direction of pairing
With Bluetooth input, a compatible controller sends data to Titan Two. The adapter can still be connected to the host over its wired OUTPUT port. Use the documented method for the specific controller because pairing gestures and initial USB requirements vary. Disable or disconnect competing pairings during the first test if the controller keeps joining a different device.
With Bluetooth output, Titan Two itself pairs with the destination. This requires a supported wireless output protocol and a separate plan for powering the adapter. A working wireless input does not establish that a given console also supports wireless output.
Troubleshoot by removing variables
If nothing pairs, confirm the module installation and microSD configuration before changing output settings. If one controller pairs and another does not, check model and firmware support rather than reformatting the card immediately. Retest with the controller close to the adapter and only one wireless link active to rule out simple pairing conflicts.
Sources
Titan Two AI publishes these guides independently. ConsoleTuner makes the Titan Two device and Gtuner IV.