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  • 10/08/2013 at 02:55 in reply to: My PiNES #2886
    koala3
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    Moved stuff around a little, got both control ports working as they should.
    [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v738/SquishY_NiNJa333/IMG_20131006_173614_zps5a33e2c5.jpg[/IMG]
    Still don’t have the reset button working properly. Running testButton returns alternating Pressed and Not Pressed messages of six-ten each and then the other when anything is touching the pin, it stays Not Pressed only when attached to a ground.

    09/22/2013 at 01:20 in reply to: Controllers not picking up in emulators #2797
    koala3
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    My control wouldn’t work in games until I did the controller config inside of emulationstation and ticked the retroarch box in there.

    09/21/2013 at 05:42 in reply to: SNESdev input problem. #2795
    koala3
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    Anyone? Resistors haven’t helped yet, suggestions on better ways to place them.
    Still no reset button either.

    09/16/2013 at 01:22 in reply to: SNESdev input problem. #2774
    koala3
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    Not resolved, as I thought. Have tried a couple different resistors in different configurations on the clock, latch, and data wires.
    Also, can’t get my button to work. One leg of the momentary button is on the 3.3v and the other leg is on pin 11. My RPi is a revision 2 but looking at pinouts has them named the same on both revisions. SNESDev is set to poll pads and buttons.

    09/15/2013 at 00:29 in reply to: SNESdev input problem. #2770
    koala3
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    My first post is all wrong, it wasn’t detecting the keyboard, it was detecting control port 2 with nothing plugged in. I just need a couple resistors and she should be good again.

    09/14/2013 at 06:11 in reply to: 4 Player SNES #2768
    koala3
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    The initial config and the one that you run to configure for the emulators both go up to four, so I would assume so.
    Now both (S)NES have seven wires on the ports and only five on the controls, so perhaps the other two are wired in on the plug ends of those adapters to use more than two controls at a time?

    09/14/2013 at 04:52 in reply to: My PiNES #2767
    koala3
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    I failed to finish the copy pasta on posting my second pic :(
    [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v738/SquishY_NiNJa333/IMG_20130901_155337_zpsfd2da62d.jpg[/IMG]

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