New N64p Attempt

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Re: New N64p Attempt

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limpport wrote:Looks damn fine! Glad to see someone doing a vertical portable N64 for once!

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Darth 64 is vertical :P .
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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The way you've mounted the controller, hasn't that made the joystick and dpad lop-sided?
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hailrazer wrote:
limpport wrote:Looks damn fine! Glad to see someone doing a vertical portable N64 for once!

(I'm one to talk....)
Darth 64 is vertical :P .
Alas, it bringeth me great joy to witness a fellow creating a vertical Nintendo 64 portable such as this! Although Nintendo 64 portables are infrequently made in the vertical position, it maketh them rare and beautiful creatures in the portablizing community!

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cndowning wrote:Can anyone tell me from this picture, which wire is the signal and which is the ground for the L button? Can't seem to find any diagrams on this thing.
It doesn't matter. Either wire can be ground and either one can be "signal".
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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Wow that's crazy I just read through this forum, and the n64p that I've been building looks a lot like this. I too am planning on building a super pad (not super pad plus) controller into my case. Mine probably won't be slanted like yours, I think I will be putting mine in so the d pad up and down arrows are pretty much parallel with the side of the case. But yeah, the super pad controller was the one I always used when I was a kid and I liked it way better than the original controller. And I've always been a fan of the vertical N64 layout. Pretty cool to see this project. Can't wait to see it finished.
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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Looks really nice so far!
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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Don't forget the X64 lite, limpport. Also, all the n64ps done in the n64 case could probably be considered 'vertical' as well.
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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Battery needs to be charged. If you have a Psone power supply, hook it up instead of the battery for testing. It runs at a regulated 7.5v.
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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well any 7.5V source will do. You could step down a higher source with some diodes temporarily...
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snowpenguin wrote:Don't forget the X64 lite, limpport. Also, all the n64ps done in the n64 case could probably be considered 'vertical' as well.
Depends if the controls are fully under or to the sides of the screens, I guess. They can be hybrids!
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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cndowning wrote:Thanks man, that code worked great!
No problem!
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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If the current rating on the power supply is at least 2.5A, you're probably good to go.

You can solder whereever the 7.5v goes. I'm not sure I understand your question.
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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That's looking really nice!

Question, though: why is the controller portion tilted to one side?
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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try inputting your a/v signal to a regular tv and see if you get anything
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Re: New N64p Attempt

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Why don't yo have it wired like in the diagram ?

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