Comments on: USBJoy http://www.raijuu.net/2008/08/usbjoy/ Wed, 10 Mar 2010 12:30:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: bla.darkcutter.com » Project time http://www.raijuu.net/2008/08/usbjoy/#comment-1396 bla.darkcutter.com » Project time Wed, 08 Apr 2009 21:14:59 +0000 http://www.raijuu.net/?p=19#comment-1396 [...] like someone’s made some progress on the old USB -> Playstation controller thing (or at least the documentation thereof) since I [...] [...] like someone’s made some progress on the old USB -> Playstation controller thing (or at least the documentation thereof) since I [...]

]]> By: Izuna http://www.raijuu.net/2008/08/usbjoy/#comment-217 Izuna Sun, 15 Feb 2009 04:05:38 +0000 http://www.raijuu.net/?p=19#comment-217 Hey George, sorry for the delay man... Anyway, to tell you the truth i only tested the USBJoy with a no-name controller. But the USBJoy is not my project (unfortunately) and has been tested by a lot of people way before I did a board for it. And it probably work with sony original controller, since the protocol is the same and such, but the sony controllers are more demanding with the power source. The thing is sony requires a 3.5V power, and the USBJoy provides 5V, this is not a problem to most no-names controllers, but the sony ones may not work. But that is why in the Controller to Parallel port mod there are 1n4148 diodes that bring the 5V to something closer to 3.5V. So try to put another 1n4148 diode between the 5V and the controller. Hey George, sorry for the delay man…

Anyway, to tell you the truth i only tested the USBJoy with a no-name controller.
But the USBJoy is not my project (unfortunately) and has been tested by a lot of people way before I did a board for it.

And it probably work with sony original controller, since the protocol is the same and such, but the sony controllers are more demanding with the power source.

The thing is sony requires a 3.5V power, and the USBJoy provides 5V, this is not a problem to most no-names controllers, but the sony ones may not work.

But that is why in the Controller to Parallel port mod there are 1n4148 diodes that bring the 5V to something closer to 3.5V.

So try to put another 1n4148 diode between the 5V and the controller.

]]> By: george http://www.raijuu.net/2008/08/usbjoy/#comment-215 george Thu, 12 Feb 2009 00:34:18 +0000 http://www.raijuu.net/?p=19#comment-215 HI THE USB JOY IS GREAT PROJECT BUT WORKS ONLY WITH NO-NAME CONTROLERS! IL TRY TO CONNECT THE ORIGINAL SONY CONTROLER AND NOT WORK!! WHY? HI THE USB JOY IS GREAT PROJECT BUT WORKS ONLY WITH NO-NAME CONTROLERS! IL TRY TO CONNECT THE ORIGINAL SONY CONTROLER AND NOT WORK!! WHY?

]]> By: DIY: PSX to USB | tech.nocr.at http://www.raijuu.net/2008/08/usbjoy/#comment-63 DIY: PSX to USB | tech.nocr.at Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:10:31 +0000 http://www.raijuu.net/?p=19#comment-63 [...] [Link to USBJoy] [...] [...] [Link to USBJoy] [...]

]]> By: DIY PSX to USB is A-OK! » Developages - Development and Technology Blog http://www.raijuu.net/2008/08/usbjoy/#comment-61 DIY PSX to USB is A-OK! » Developages - Development and Technology Blog Fri, 05 Sep 2008 14:13:12 +0000 http://www.raijuu.net/?p=19#comment-61 [...] - USBJoy [...] [...] - USBJoy [...]

]]> By: Make More Money » Blog Archive » DIY PSX to USB is A-OK! http://www.raijuu.net/2008/08/usbjoy/#comment-60 Make More Money » Blog Archive » DIY PSX to USB is A-OK! Fri, 05 Sep 2008 13:37:13 +0000 http://www.raijuu.net/?p=19#comment-60 [...] - USBJoy [...] [...] - USBJoy [...]

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