Controller Connections UPDATE:CLEAR PIC

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Stoweboarder
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Controller Connections UPDATE:CLEAR PIC

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UPDATE: CLEAR PIC here...http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... _board.jpg

First...do not tell me that its in the sticky...cause its not...only the D-pad is in the sticky

I need to rewire the traces of the superpad to a cut part of the N64 controller board but I dont know where to place any wires

these are my pics

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I need to run wires from the c buttons and a/b

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to these traces on this superpad

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i did it with the d-pad here
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Post by Stoweboarder »

oh and sorry about the blurry pics
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Post by thewise1 »

You can attach one end of the tactile switch to the leads that go into the button, the the other end of the tacts to the ground, I'm not sure about attaching a piece of another controller to it though. This is the best I got for you.

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Re: Controller Connections UPDATE:CLEAR PIC

Post by Bandrien »

It would be easier to just relocate the d-pad and keep the cpu chip on the side, withthe B and A buttons.The only differnce is which side has the rest of the motherboard connected to it.Also the number of traces is less for the D-pad.
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Re: Controller Connections UPDATE:CLEAR PIC

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i think i did it, but i haven't tested all the c, buttons
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