Anyone needing an iPod Clickwheel integrated into a project of theirs?

[PspKicks316]

Well here's the pinout, done just now by myself.
It uses a 32 pin (MLF) Cypress CY8C2134-24LFX PSoC. This pinout can be found online if you want to desolder the IC and use it for your own use. http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/124940/CYPRESS/CY8C21434-24LFX.html

The iPod connector pinout is as follows: (This is an iPod Video CW, so I'm not sure if other iPod CWs are any different)
Clickwheel facing you, Pin1 at the top: (like how it is in an iPod); [iPod pin; IC pin; pin description]
1 Pin 17; XRES (Active high external reset with internal pull down. This is covering pretty much the whole FPC)
2 Pin 2; P2[7], IO, Analog Mux
3 Pin 3; P2[5], IO, Analog Mux
4 Pin 4; P2[3], IO, Analog Mux
5 Pin 5; P2[1], IO, Analog Mux
6 Pin 6; Power, Switch Mode Pump (SMP) connection to required external components
7 Pin 7; Vss, Ground connection
8 Pin 8; I2C Serial Clock (SCL)
9 Pin 9; I2C Serial Data (SDA)
10 Pin 10; P1[3], IO, Analog Mux
11 Pin 11; I2C Serial Clock (SCL), ISSP SCLK
12 Pin 28; Vdd, Supply Voltage

Hopefully this helps someone, as I couldn't find a pinout of ANY clickwheel online, and I'm sure others have wanted to know the pinout as well.
It communicates over an I2C bus which most MCUs can communicate with, making it an easy target for projects.

Cheers.

[ProperBritish]

in S&C why?

interesting nonetheless

[PspKicks316]

More people come here than the pinouts section, and I think this is a pretty important thing. Using Clickwheels in projects opens up a whole new section of modding.

[Tri-edge]

I left the moved topic open so people can follow the link

[PspKicks316]

Okay. I'm not sure what some of the Mux pins are doing going to the iPod, but considering this is custom coded then it's probably being used as digital IO pins interfacing with the iPod.
The main thing that intrigued me is that it uses the I2C bus, which makes this handy for a lot of people.