PSP Rumble

[VoX]

One night my dad brought home some headphones, saying that they had rumble. They are awesome, the best thing they only cost $20. They run from a 5v source and from a stearo audio output, which makes it perfect for the PSP. I'll be putting it internally soon and showing it off to you guys! Feel free to comment

[MARIOPARTY53]

do they respond to Higher pitchs of sounds? Or do they just vibrate to the music/sounds beat?

[VoX]

They rumble to very high pitched sounds and very low bass sounds. There are 3 different types of rumble too, the is low rumble which rumbles to most sounds and there is high rumble which is really good, I've been playing a few games on my PC with high rumble and its great in explosion's ect. I've tried with the PSP Slim and Phat and it runs perfect on games too

[MARIOPARTY53]

They rumble to very high pitched sounds and very low bass sounds. There are 3 different types of rumble too, the is low rumble which rumbles to most sounds and there is high rumble which is really good, I've been playing a few games on my PC with high rumble and its great in explosion's ect. I've tried with the PSP Slim and Phat and it runs perfect on games too

Sounds cool. I Stuck a vibrator To a speaker. It only Responded to High Pitchs, like crashes or explosions
I removeded it tho, And forgot to make some pics

Where are you going to connect it? Dirrectly to the headphone port?

[VoX]

Sounds cool. I Stuck a vibrator To a speaker. It only Responded to High Pitchs, like crashes or explosions
I removeded it tho, And forgot to make some pics

Where are you going to connect it? Dirrectly to the headphone port?

I'm going to connect it directly to the headphone port as the motherboard speaker terminals may not have the same effect as the headphone port. I plan to install a speaker along with it as well.

[MARIOPARTY53]

I'm going to connect it directly to the headphone port as the motherboard speaker terminals may not have the same effect as the headphone port. I plan to install a speaker along with it as well.

well good luck, I think Foofoo did this, but not as well sounding as this

[VoX]

Yes, he did a POC which vibrated at high pitchs. He is the link to his video :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZ6QwyN65oo

[Kylehre]

my psp has rumble and i did it by using a pic 12f675, a transistor(2n2222) to drive the vibrator and wrote my own pic program. I also added a switch to the push button on the battery door for sensitivity adjustment (each time you press it the vibraton level increases and holding it turns it off).

The vibrator i used will fit were the speaker go's





This is how the power and audio are connected to pic



--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The pic inside my psp







-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The vibrator inside my psp






Any questions and i will be happy to answer them 

[bustinthejustin]

Could you make a video?

[Kylehre]

of it in action?

[bustinthejustin]

Yeah. Please and thank you

[rceckspurt13]

What all do you need to program a pic? I've seen a lot of things where people use them and it would be great if I knew how. That would expand my abilities to make things.

Also a video of it in action would be great. I think rumble In a psp would be the coolest thing ever. Does it rumble good, like a ps2 controller, or is it more like a mobile phone?

[bustinthejustin]

I remember there being a PIC section on this site... It disappeared O_O

[Kylehre]

What all do you need to program a pic? I've seen a lot of things where people use them and it would be great if I knew how. That would expand my abilities to make things.

Also a video of it in action would be great. I think rumble In a psp would be the coolest thing ever. Does it rumble good, like a ps2 controller, or is it more like a mobile phone?

it rumbles like a moble phone because a big vib wont fit in psp

as far as pic programing you need software for writing codes, hardware for programing. it might take along time to learn too if your new to programing of any sort. I use micro code studio plus

i am in the works of a vid its just hard to display it vibrating lol

[bustinthejustin]

Lol place it on a hardwood table or something. It should make some noise when it vibrates

[Kylehre]

Lol place it on a hardwood table or something. It should make some noise when it vibrates

i put it on a bench made from a hollow core door it seems to be audible

[Kylehre]

My psp in action   (playing "Sleepy Head, Passion Pit")


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gy5ALUCnFfA



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yrdBGlXAds

[Alien_X]

Micro code studio plus Suuuuuckssss
PICbasic pro suuuuuuuuccckkks

Learn the proper programming language, asm.

I used to be like you, coding in the suck ass language, it is severely limited, and is really a beginners language. Anyone could learn to code in basic in about 30 minutes.

Nice mod though ; )

[Kylehre]

Micro code studio plus Suuuuuckssss
PICbasic pro suuuuuuuuccckkks

Learn the proper programming language, asm.

I used to be like you, coding in the suck ass language, it is severely limited, and is really a beginners language. Anyone could learn to code in basic in about 30 minutes.

Nice mod though ; )

works fine for me

by the way im 16 and i think what i have done is pretty good for my age

have u used the newest and full versions?

[EintrachtManu]

The new Akari PSP Chip supports Rumble, too!

You can see it here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tok4CYX68xM

[Alien_X]

works fine for me

by the way im 16 and i think what i have done is pretty good for my age

have u used the newest and full versions?

Yeah I have used the newest and full versions.

It's a good mod, don't let me take away your sense of achievement