controller question
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Red October
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controller question
Hey i m working in me second portable and planning to make it smaller.
I noticed that on the board i have now there is no u8 chip,
So kinda wondering where i should connect the controller ?
It has 4 smal chips instead of the u8 it is a rev 2 pal board.
I can post pictures if needed.
I noticed that on the board i have now there is no u8 chip,
So kinda wondering where i should connect the controller ?
It has 4 smal chips instead of the u8 it is a rev 2 pal board.
I can post pictures if needed.
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blaze3927
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Re: controller question
pictures would be very helpful,
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Red October
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Re: controller question
REV 2'S are demo units aren't they?
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blaze3927
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Re: controller question
i believe thats a 1998 Nus cpu (P) -02
with just 1 ram chip on board?
Qa 1
pin 1 - ground
pin 2 -
pin 3 -data (controller)
pin 4 -
pin 5 -
pin 6 -
Qa 2 - 4
pin 1 ground
pin 2
pin 3
pin 4
pin 5
pin 6 data (controller)
QA1 - player 1
QA2 - player 2
QA3 - player 3
QA4 - player 4
Warning! this wiring is a work in progress, I will/maybe someone else will finish it soon
with just 1 ram chip on board?
Qa 1
pin 1 - ground
pin 2 -
pin 3 -data (controller)
pin 4 -
pin 5 -
pin 6 -
Qa 2 - 4
pin 1 ground
pin 2
pin 3
pin 4
pin 5
pin 6 data (controller)
QA1 - player 1
QA2 - player 2
QA3 - player 3
QA4 - player 4
Warning! this wiring is a work in progress, I will/maybe someone else will finish it soon
No It's just Pal n64's 1998 revisiongamer255 wrote:REV 2'S are demo units aren't they?
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Red October
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Re: controller question
Thanx for the info will be cutting the board down then.
Yes it is that board only one ram chip.
Another small question can i just cut off the power button ?
Yes it is that board only one ram chip.
Another small question can i just cut off the power button ?
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blaze3927
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Re: controller question
Yes you can just cut it off but be careful, i really would recommend de-soldering but care with small long nose pliers also does a clean job.
just be sure to bridge the connections.
on the u8 alternate wiring i cant be sure which pin on the chips is vcc, still multimetering atm
just be sure to bridge the connections.
on the u8 alternate wiring i cant be sure which pin on the chips is vcc, still multimetering atm
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Re: controller question
hmm oke but i was more thiking of cutting away the board piece where the switch is sitting on to make it smaller.
i wil be checking the chips and connect a controller to it on wednesday have some free time there =P
i wil be checking the chips and connect a controller to it on wednesday have some free time there =P
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Red October
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Re: controller question
well wont be a test my board doesnt seem to work anymore after i cut it =P
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blaze3927
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Re: controller question
is it an official controller?
i have heaps of the boards and the main thing i forget when i cut them is to reconnect ground/vcc and make sure the capacitor is still connected
i have heaps of the boards and the main thing i forget when i cut them is to reconnect ground/vcc and make sure the capacitor is still connected
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Red October
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Re: controller question
Controller board is no problem.
My n64 board doesnt want to show anything on the screen pretty sure didnt cut anythhing bad.....
Tryed connecting the power to different places.
What capacitor do you mean ?
And what ground :p
My n64 board doesnt want to show anything on the screen pretty sure didnt cut anythhing bad.....
Tryed connecting the power to different places.
What capacitor do you mean ?
And what ground :p
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Re: controller question
ahh sorry thought you were referring to the controller's pcb, n64 mother boards do that a lot 
ive killed around 22
ive killed around 22
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Re: controller question
Ouch that is a lott of boards will be getting a new board soon hope it wont die again when i cut it :p
Is it possible to replace the processing chip from a rev 1 with one from a rev 2
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Is it possible to replace the processing chip from a rev 1 with one from a rev 2
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