By leaving it as the Android keyboard and setting it to emulate android input, you don't need to change this and no problems. It will save you headaches, as the Sixaxis controller has preset inputs, but if you forget to set back to the keyboard it crashes and acts weird (because your keyboard is no longer an input device while it's running if you use that). Do this, and manually set the "emulate adroid input" setting or whatever the check box is in the Sixaxis settings. Just a heads up, the first time you launch Sixaxis, it will prompt you to set it as an imput type along with the keyboard. Start the Sixaxis Controller service by hitting "start" and then press the PS button on your controller and it will sync. On your PC, in the Sixpair tool, enter the address listed in Sixaxis Controller, then set it for your controller. You can change this if you like, but there's no need to do so. On your Android device, launch Sixaxis Controller, and you'll see the bluetooth address at the bottom. Plug your controller into the PC's USB port, run sixpair. Use the link relevant to your OS, it's available for Windows, Linux, and Mac.
With Bluetooth wireless: Root is required. I don't know where I can find some good information on this. Some people say that you need an app to pair it and others say you don't. Some people say it requires root access and others say it doesn't. I've seen some things online about connecting a ps3 controller using bluetooth or wired with an OTG adaptor cable.
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