Please help with controller
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ishowernaked
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Please help with controller
I have searched and searched these forums and i can't find an answer, so i'm forced to be humble and ask
how in the world do i connect my controller to the motherboard after i've taken the ports out?
how in the world do i connect my controller to the motherboard after i've taken the ports out?
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Re: Please help with controller
Cut the controller's plug off, then solder the wires directly. You can either: use your multimeter to follow where the wires should go (open your controller and follow from there to where it went originally) OR you can look up a diagram that tells you where the different colored wires go.ishowernaked wrote:I have searched and searched these forums and i can't find an answer, so i'm forced to be humble and ask
how in the world do i connect my controller to the motherboard after i've taken the ports out?
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Hope this helps!


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Re: Please help with controller
i have another question. where can i get rubber topped tact switches. i can't find any except for the terrible, stiff, clicky ones that sound like i'm smashing beetles every time i push a button. (and yes, i have gooogled it.)
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the "clicky" part is made by the actual tact switch. not the plastic cover.
i think it would be better just to harvest the n64 cont board if you want the different feel
i think it would be better just to harvest the n64 cont board if you want the different feel
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Incorrect. Membrane switches don't have normal tact buttons under them. They are standard carbon-backed membranes. He was referring to the fact that he could only find standard-issue tact switches.blaze3927 wrote:the "clicky" part is made by the actual tact switch. not the plastic cover.
i think it would be better just to harvest the n64 cont board if you want the different feel
eBay them.
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ok...but i dont see how im incorrect, enlighten me pls
the plastic cover does make the clicky feel?
or do you think i was referring to the plastic cover being the membrane?
and a membrane switch search on ebay came back with nothing usable :\ any other keywords?
the plastic cover does make the clicky feel?
or do you think i was referring to the plastic cover being the membrane?
and a membrane switch search on ebay came back with nothing usable :\ any other keywords?
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By "plastic cover" were you referring to membranes?blaze3927 wrote:ok...but i dont see how im incorrect, enlighten me pls
the plastic cover does make the clicky feel?
or do you think i was referring to the plastic cover being the membrane?
and a membrane switch search on ebay came back with nothing usable :\ any other keywords?
Here's a link
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Get these http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 1555wt_700" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; They're really good and a bit cheaper.Basement_Modder wrote: Here's a link
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I'd have posted those, but some people like the 2-leg design better.budnespid wrote:Get these http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 1555wt_700" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; They're really good and a bit cheaper.Basement_Modder wrote: Here's a link
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Re: Please help with controller
you guys are uber helpful. thanks i had no idea they were called "membrane" switches, i'm definitely gonna pick some up this week.
