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Relisys

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  1. Well, me wanting to be certain, If I did something like this: http://www.bidouille.../hack/nespadusb Then would the same colour wires mean the same thing, like NES pad yellow would be equal to FB1 joy yellow. Or would it be like this: NES pad red is equal to FB1 joy yellow. (I gave up on parrallel port as I intend to by a new PC soon).

     

    [Edit] Does anybody know if the retrofit kit would work on this?


  2. Hi

    I am looking for a Light Sixer Atari 2600 Console. I do not mind if it is sears or Atari, it depends on the price. If you have a Jr console I will consider it provided price plus postage and packaging dosn't go above £30. It has to include:console, power supply, any needed video leads, at least one controller and at least one game (preferably millipede, asteroids or adventure).


  3. It wouldn't let me edit my post so I have to make a new reply.

    OKay. I did some more searching and found this:

    nesclon.gif

    on the NTPAD site. It is for NES clone controllers like the flashback one.

     

    I am assuming that the DB9 pinout is set out like this:

    rs232_db9.gif

    Is this how I should wire my joystick? Correct me if I'm wrong.

     

    Thanks


  4. I was confused by the pinouts on the thread I looked on. Please could you provide the direct pinouts from FB1 controllers to NES controllers for use with directpad pro.

     

    Thanks.

     

    [Edit] i looked on the Linux Kernel Driver documentation and found the pinouts: (X means unused pin)

    http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/input/joystick-parport.txt

    I presume the NES clone (db9) pinouts are correct and I know just need to hook it up to my parrallel port like you would with a NES. Please let me know if these are the correct pinouts so I can start build my connecter.


  5. I have an FB1 laying around at home and I looked in the controllers and found out they only have 5 wires.

     

    Orange - OUT (Output)

    White -SCK (Serial Clock)

    Yellow - DO (Data)

    Black - GND (Ground)

    Red - 5V (Power)

     

    If you could rewire this to a parralell port or serial port (or even PS/2) on a computer, and write some drivers, would it be possible to use them as joystick controllers.

     

    Pinouts from: http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/76931-flashback-1-controller-pinouts/

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