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I read through the tutorial real quick and it seems pretty straight forward except for one thing. Correct me if I am wrong but it does not say where to attach the power (Vdd) or the ground (Vss). Can someone confirm if it attaches to the pwr/gnd of the USB for the wired controller mod and the battery for the wireless controller?The reason that I am asking is because I noticed on the 16F84A data sheet that for a 4mhz crystal the operating range is 4.0v - 5.5v and I believe the wireless controller runs at about 3v. So could you run the 16F84A using the power from a wireless?There does not seem to be any power issues with the wired controller since the USB power source is 5v, which is in the range of 16F84A.Only other question that I have [for the wired controller mod] is when you set a pin high on the 16F84A it will bring it up to 5v and I believe when you push the physical button on the controller it only goes 1.8v. Is there any issues with bringing the button up to 5v with the 16F84A when normally the buttons only see 1.8v?Great stuff guys, I love the tutorial!I am sure you have thought of this already but, why not use a 16F88 instead of the 16F84A? The 16F88 has an internal oscillator (can be set to 31 kHz,125 kHz, 250 kHz, 500 kHz, 1 MHz, 2 MHz,4 MHz, 8 MHz) which will make things easier for people and I believe the price difference is very minimal. Anyway thank you for sharing this its a great mod! Take care.
Hey cyber. i'm new to the programming aspect and had a question about how I would go about programming the code you set up for turbo fire so I could program the hex to a PIC. If you could PM me or point me in the direction of the materials I need, that would be great. Thanks
We are currently doing another tut for with another chip with an internal OSC.. the hot points on the wireless are marked on the underside of the mobo but we have a better location that is switched.. The chip we used is rated for 2.2v and the Wireless controler has a voltage of 2.6v well withing the operating range of the IC..
Again, very nice mod. I figured you were looking into a chip with an internal OSC. So I guess you are using the 16LF84A for wireless mod since it operates from 2.0v-5.5v at 4Mhz. That is what I thought just wanted to confirm before I started to order anything.One last question, when you moded the wired controller do you connect the PIC straight up to the USB power source? Just want to make sure I would do it right.Thanks!
Here is a blow up view the crystal is on the other side..^^^^^Could you provide a picture of the other side of this for me? Two pictures were posted of the same thing and I need to see the other side before I proceed. Thanks^^^^^
Amazing mod.Has anyone figured out how to interface with the analog stick controls? I'm not sure if the PIC chip has an ADC on board, but the uC that I intend to use supports Analog inputs.I'd like to do some work that involves the analog sticks, so any information would be appreciated.Once again, great mod.Tim
uhm have you guys writen any code for halo 3 for the spitfire mod? id love to try it, im pretty much done building mine