Kells
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I've been looking into incorporating a Teensy within my PlayStation 2 project as it would allow me to incorporate many features. The most important feature would be the ability to use it as a controller. I am aware of PS+ but I also wanted to use this microcontroller because with the raspberry pi it can connect a PlayStation 3 controller wirelessly. Since the Raspberry pi is already used for SMB sharing I figured it would be nice to be able to add Bluetooth functionality to the project. I have two posts that a fairly old at this point which is what has stumped me and I have even had to use the Way back machine to access some of the links. Adding a teensy would also add lots of other functionality to the portable including the use of temperature sensors within the build to control the fan speed. I am a freshman Computer engineering major so I have a fairly limited understanding of the full project but if someone who has more experience could help make it work that would be fantastic for the community. While writing this I have found other ways to use Bluetooth but with not full functionality.
Sorry for the essay but if this anyone this would be viable for a ps2 portable please let me know or if ps+ would be a more beneficial investment.
https://www.ps2-home.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=135&p=101&hilit=Teensy#p101
https://procrastineering.blogspot.com/2010/12/simulated-ps2-controller-for.html
I also figured that this would be useful to have within the build as with a flip of a switch and the swap of an sd card the portable could then be running emulation on the raspberry pi.
Sorry for the essay but if this anyone this would be viable for a ps2 portable please let me know or if ps+ would be a more beneficial investment.
https://www.ps2-home.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=135&p=101&hilit=Teensy#p101
https://procrastineering.blogspot.com/2010/12/simulated-ps2-controller-for.html
I also figured that this would be useful to have within the build as with a flip of a switch and the swap of an sd card the portable could then be running emulation on the raspberry pi.