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What chance! I was mucking around with PIC chips for the PS2 to N64 adapter project I took over from TuxDC - are you using C or assembly for the code?

Hello all, So typically I've finished my PS2p and was left thinking "I wish the insides were cleaner" and then had a crazy idea that'd require me to make my own PCB for handling the controller to come up with a solution. Simple question: -Are there any PCB files for the PS2 controller freely...

OMFG THAT'S BRILLIANT!!! Someone move this thread to "projects complete" because this is the best thing I've seen in ages!!!

Don't panic! Work through it methodically and with a totally clinical approach testing along the way! Good luck!

I was actually talking with friends about the feasibility of having a transmitter style mobile unit for "live streaming" your own home consoles as the next sort of "thing" that Sony might look at doing. For instance: Internet speeds are almost fast enough to make this a reality, and from looking...

While troubleshooting is a great skill to have it's a real treat if you don't have to do it ;) Core thing to remember in these situations is that all is not lost! And don't panic. Check your bases and try to figure out what you know and thus narrow down the issue, because there's always another...

So I've finally managed to get this thing finished in a way that I'm happy with. Here's a little work video of the process: And here's the unit with the new SD card slot, voltage display, and 3D printed battery pack:

Gidday all, Does anyone have a Seek Thermal Compact or Flir One that they'd be willing to sell for less than an arm and leg? See I've got it in my head that it'd be helpful to develop something to go on my drone that would allow me to do some thermal imaging for spotting livestock during...

Excuse the delay as I collect the mechanism for my dropped jaw and get around to commending you on that case work! It is seriously something else and I dearly hope you don't paint it but keep it as a testament to what it truly is! Also: I work developing trackers for various sports events...

Man that's a clean build! Personally your case work is the standout for me - it is so perfect!

Dude! You need to start your own work thread! That's seriously cool! For the unit I'm working on at the moment I was able to get it running off of an external USB power supply, or run the screen off of the same PSU, but running both off of it was just too much for that as a power solution. At...

That's sounding like you're making art there!!

Sorry - I more mean your solution to wiring the Pi directly into the PS2 ethernet (also: more apologies for convoluting your thread! These should probably get deleted!)

And here I thought about doing that with the one I am building at the moment. I've got to fight back the urge to do that now lol Given the slightly finicky setup involved in the ethernet side of things this almost begs a quick guide for anyone else interested ;)

Bit late here, but I've a lot of experience in creating 3D printable shapes in Blender :) Don't bother with setting any scales. When it comes to STL exports 1 blender unit = 1 mm Use the Blender 3D printing toolkit. The tools there are invaluable to getting a good result Try to use booleans in...

Thanks so much! Whelp I'll go dismantle my latest experiment of "does it charge faster on 12V 7.5A worth of supply" and I think I'm content to call it a "solution" lol. I'm happy to leave it plugged in overnight :) Out of interest is there a "mod" that can be done to the board or a better board...

Ok, seeing as nobody else has answered (and I've also got ANOTHER question lol) - I'll do my best :) From the measurements I did on the 7900X boards I cut up in my project a stock standard PS2 will cease to function at about 7.6V (assuming you're not using the DVD drive) and I understand the...

Right! I just had my "plug and play" board show up (this one: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/J~kAAOSwCGVYBRVB/s-l1600.jpg) and was really hoping that I'd be able to use the PS2 PSU (8.5V) to "charge" the batteries and generally just run the final unit. Now that said I've hooked everything up and...

Have a look at G-mans guide to trimming the board - it's about the gold standard for power handing and space reduction and is a fantastic starting point for making custom setups or preserving your battery :)

That case crafting is a very specific art! Can't wait to see photos as it progresses!