need help with rapid fire TP points DualShock 3

[Bdkap]

I just don't know what TP points i have to solder the NPN transistor to. TP34 is L1 , but do i need to go to a ground or where for the other one. I have the MSU_V3.5X 1.12. I did look at the TP points https://www.acidmods.com/forum/index.php?topic=24977.0 but that didn't help since i have no clue. Also do i have to take out one of the rumble packs to get the case to close or is there a way to get it to close with out removing anything?

[tapdisbong]

are you using GBlasters method or you have your own PIC chip ? i recommend you take out the whole pcb to solder it. i have pics where to solder for the DS3 controllers, i gave them to GBlaster he might post them up later.

[Bdkap]

I am Using GBlasers method. I am not having a issue actually soldering it i just don't know where to solder it to. If you could post your picture that would help a lot. I think it would solve my problem.

[tapdisbong]

here:--->


console customs has the same solder points to, if you want you can also look at his for reference.

[Bdkap]

Well thats my problem my TP don't look like that at all. Removed the photo. So I guess i have a newer Dualshock 3.? I can trace the L1 button and i have a multimeter so i can find the points I need but I still don't know.. Do I need the L1 button and a ground or what for the two points?

[tapdisbong]

o0o maybe new one. try looking for a tp for the r button, i couldn't find a tp 60.  cuz u use that on all the rapid fires.

[Bdkap]

Oh TP60 cool that is all the way to the right under TP5. There is an orange wire blocking it , the only one that is being blocked go figure. its all so clear now. What is TP60? its not on the list https://www.acidmods.com/forum/index.php?topic=24977.0. here is a better photo that shows 60 and 34(R1). Removed the photo. thanks so much for your help.

[tapdisbong]

i'm not sure what the tp60 is, but from all the RF (rapid fire) mods tp 60 is used, try it, but im not sure if it will work.  if it works put up some pics of it for people with the same style pcb to do it to. 

[blackburn]

here you go!