Working on my own nesp in a gbo...with multiplayer! =D

Includes Atari 2600, Nintendo 8-bit, Sega Master System, MSX and more!

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Post by soundwave »

Looking good, hope it comes out as expected.
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Post by Postal »

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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Post by Ramar »

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...
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Post by Postal »

Sorry bout that, I mean I have all the wiring wired up as it is in the diagram. I wondered if it's those that I listed that both are wired to and shared.
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