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I just have a quick question. I just found the boards and I'm pretty excited at coming across these cast [pages of knowledge. I'm trying to wire my power player super joystick so that both the first and second players are original NES controllers. I figured out the wiring for the second controller from a random diagram I found. A regular controller works and the zapper works. However, I cannot for the life of me wire the first controller. I realized i'm using the same pinout type that Ramar used. However, it's just not working. I know it's both controllers are connected to the same ground(9), +5V(12), and latch (5). Or am I wrong? Thanks for any input.
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Ramar
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That reminds me...
In that pic of the NOAC, which pin is 1 and which is 12? from what i can tell, the first pin is 5v, i used the wiring off of the old superjoy controller to the noac to tell. But...it's backwards from ben's diagram! ;_; This is with the glop tops facing up. I'm about 90% sure that the first pin is the 5v, because it goes to resistor thingies immediately...
Thanks.
And Postal, can you be a bit more specific? they are connected to the same pins, yes, but they each have their own separate data and clock. Other than that, I'll need more info...
In that pic of the NOAC, which pin is 1 and which is 12? from what i can tell, the first pin is 5v, i used the wiring off of the old superjoy controller to the noac to tell. But...it's backwards from ben's diagram! ;_; This is with the glop tops facing up. I'm about 90% sure that the first pin is the 5v, because it goes to resistor thingies immediately...
Thanks.
And Postal, can you be a bit more specific? they are connected to the same pins, yes, but they each have their own separate data and clock. Other than that, I'll need more info...
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Main components acquired
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Red Warrior shot a food!