Controller question!!
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Controller question!!
Ok i have the regualr PSone controller and i think it has that rubbery membrane to push the buttons on the PC board. So can i solder a wire directly on to the metal plates where the rubbery stuff presses and then connect the other end of the wire to a tact button?
no NO o god no...
that would not be good
.... do you have bens book? that would make this easier for you! see. the rubber membrane board can be taken off of the the main board ( with the anolauge sticks) the membrane board is conected to the anolauge stick board with a ribbon cable) some one else could explain this better i think!
PS: i cant spell anolauge!
PS: i cant spell anolauge!
I think you guys are talking about two entirely different controllers here. littlemal is talking about one of the older dual shocks, where there is no "rubber membrane board" and instead just one solid board. Er..no, two seperate boards.. the analog sticks are on a smaller one.
The one you're talking about, toby dawg, is a slightly newer dual shock, which has that "rubber membrane board", as you said, which is the same sort of board that's in just about every modern computer keyboard. It was a way to cheapify production costs.
The one you're talking about, toby dawg, is a slightly newer dual shock, which has that "rubber membrane board", as you said, which is the same sort of board that's in just about every modern computer keyboard. It was a way to cheapify production costs.
I'm talking about the normal psone controller that comes with the psone system. What do you guys mean when you say "rubber membrane board"??
I mean when you press the buttons on the controller it pushes a grey rubber thing inside the controller, and under the rubber things are metalic circles that are directly on the PCB.
I mean when you press the buttons on the controller it pushes a grey rubber thing inside the controller, and under the rubber things are metalic circles that are directly on the PCB.
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