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yea i know what you talking bout it was awesome but hes not the only one that made a really cool looking one talk blizzrad he did on using one plug from a laptop or something. Im trying to the same way except im trying to a ipod connector.By the way nice sig i like it.
/*The Playstation Controller Pinouts (from http://www.gamesx.com/controldata/psxcont/psxcont.htm) LOOKING AT THE PLUG (male connector) ------------------------------- PIN 1->| o o o | o o o | o o o | \_____________________________/ PIN # USAGE 1. DATA 2. COMMAND 3. N/C 4. GND 5. VCC 6. ATT 7. CLOCK 8. N/C 9. ACK*/
Thanks PS is so much fun, if ya ever need a sig or video editing/video SFX contact me
Sorry its off topic.Really ight i would like a new sig of sepheroth i made this one you see by myself while ago. But if you can make something way better then that it would be awesome.See blizzrad is the man. Whats weird idk if i mentioned it but im not using a any PS1 or PS2 controller im using a wired 360 controller.
Yeah your idea about using the ipod plug i believe is how everybody else does it. As for pinouts, you could always try to find them yourself.
With the ipod connector the part that i may use from the xbox controller to it is weird cuz i only see like 4 copper connections inside so idk. The circuit board pinouts um i believe i seen them some where on this site go to either foofoo or blizzrad profile and look at the posts they posted and search through it i believe thats how i found it.But see this is going to be confusing cuz im trying to wire a xbox controller and you guys are talking bout ps2 controllers lol.But yea talk blizzrad he can show you all the forums and post about this i seen it. He has it all mapped out.
...for the PS2 controller how would you wire it I mean.. these are "packets" not actual solder points or wires... How would you wire everything if you wanted to use a plug and not solder directly to the PSP motherboard. I mean you can change the PS2 plug to the ipod plug (smart idea cause it's small) still the buttons pressed on the PS2 controller are sent through the same wires, each button doesn't use it's own wire.
...does anyone have the pinout for the PS2's circuit board? I took mine apart and was studying it, everything is moved around from the PSX controller.
1: L2 7: Select 13: Square2: L1 8: Analog 14: Cross3: Up 9: Start 15: Circle4: Left 10: GND digital 16: Triangle5: Down 11: GND analog 17: R16: Right 12: ? 18: R2
Nothing needs to be soldered to the PSP, the serial I/O port can be used to interface serial input devices. This is how devices like the tilt sensor, touchscreen, and chatpad have been made to work with a PSP. In the case of a Ps2 controller this requires an external adapter to boost the voltage supplied by the port to at least 3v, configure and poll the controller, translate the controllers SPI protocol to RS232, and level shift the signals between them. The nice things about this are the controller and PSP never have to be opened up or modified, and support for different modes or buton configurations can be added in software.Is there actually such an adapter made? and do I need CFW for this? cause I don't have CFW.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Internally, the Ps2 controllers have some significant differences from Ps1 controllers due to the addition of pressure sensitivity for most of the buttons, which also makes them more difficult to hardwire to something like a PSP ( with all digital buttons). There are separate grounds for the digital (select, start, R3, L3, analog on/off) and analog buttons (all other buttons) as well as some other weird stuff going on in there. I have these slightly incomplete pinouts for the ribbon cable connector scribbled down in an old notebook:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Code: [Select]1: L2 7: Select 13: Square2: L1 8: Analog 14: Cross3: Up 9: Start 15: Circle4: Left 10: GND digital 16: Triangle5: Down 11: GND analog 17: R16: Right 12: ? 18: R2Uhm... yes those are the buttons on a PS2 controller so? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If we are thinking of the same video, the original was removed from youtube; however there is still a duplicate of it on another page that can be seen here:YES that was the video I was looking for! what plug did he use? it looks like an HDMI with the PS2 AV cable housing