First, read the English article below.

Press the Power button on the front of the console. When connecting a new controller, the PS3 cannot be in Standby mode. You'll find the charging port for the cable, which is a mini-USB cable, in the front of the controller's housing (between the triggers). The other end of the charging cable should plug into a USB port on the front of the PS3. Depending on your PlayStation model, you'll find either two or four USB ports here. Press the PlayStation button in the middle of the controller. The lights on the front end of the controller will begin blinking. Once a single light is on and not blinking, your controller is synced with the PS3. The light that is on indicates which controller you are using (P1, P2, etc.). Your controller should now be connected to the PS3 wirelessly. Wireless functionality is only available on official Sony DualShock 3 controllers. On unofficial controllers, you'll need to leave the cable plugged in. If your controller turns off after unplugging it, it may be out of charge. Keep it plugged in for a few hours with the PS3 on to charge the battery. If you still can't get your controller to sync with the PS3, you may need to reset it. To do so:  Turn over the controller and locate the Reset button. You can find it along the top of the backside, near the L2 button. Use a bent paperclip to press and hold the Reset button. You should be able to feel it click. Hold the Reset button for at least two seconds, then remove the paperclip. Try connecting and syncing the controller again. 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Indonesian. Abstract:
Nyalakan mesin PS3. Tancapkan kabel pengecas (charger) ke pengontrol. Tancapkan ujung kabel yang lain ke mesin PS3. Nyalakan pengontrol. Tunggu sampai lampu di pengontrol berhenti berkedip. Cabut kabel USB dari pengontrol. Isilah dayanya jika pengontrol tidak menyala. Setel ulang (reset) pengontrol jika perangkat tersebut tetap tidak bisa disinkronkan.