Good to see people trying out XBox mods on the DC. The DC is much much harder to fit stuff into.

feels wrote:Cue inspirational Braveheart music. "DAAAAAAAAAA!"

You'll never take our freedom!!!!!!

Could someone link me to a guide for putting the PSX controller board into your PC for using a PSX controller as a gamepad. I swear I heard of this being done before.

PS: i recomend you buy and replace the old grey casing of your dc, with and transparent one, as this halfs the weight !! now i can carry my dc to my mates house with out dying, thanx, plz post any mod cons and led fan links here, thankyou :wink: The DC is light as it is. It's about as heavy as an X...

I'll take that as a no.

Is there a site like http://www.xbox-scene.com but for PS2?

Thanks

Look at the stripes on it...

3.3V for Power Indicator.

You could stick it into something else. Thats aways fun.

Pyrosurfer wrote:Spectrexcwk,if you are just starting electronics i would recommend the legally free Lessons to Electronic Circuits Volume 1. You can find it by searching on google or kazaa.

Geez.. I sure wish someone helped me out back in the day when I was looking for stuff like this.

Something like this sorta happened to me after I painted my DC case... all I did was mess around with the input prongs on the PSU (where you draw power from). Touching, pushing, making sure everything was touching right... Worked after that.

Yeah man nice work. And since so many people, like me, know the PSX controller off by heart, you could mess around with the radio while driving and not even have to take your eyes off the road. Sweet.

Krylon clear coat then that paint? That would create a bit of a base to paint on.

If you're a newbie then you probably should consider a smaller mod idea first. Like one that has a made tutorial. Then once you get the feel of everything try to tackle this idea.

According to bitmaster there are some pins that run 3V. I havent tried them though.

You can Find a Modem LED Tutorial from here: http://www.geocities.com/dreamcastmods/main.htm This site lists the output of the pins: http://homepages.compuserve.de/bITmASTER32/dc/parallel.html -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. The modem pins count in...

Well, Not really wanting to wait I decided to do this all myself. What I found out is, 1. The modem pins count in a zigzag pattern. 2. The pin that will give an access LED effect is #36** 3. You can wire to #2 as your power (5V) even if your LED isn't rated for that. ** The access LED has a few flaw...

And how do the pins count cause they look like this: 50------------------------------------------------2 -|--|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|--| --|--|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|--| 49-------------------------------------------------1 So do they count in a zig-zag patte...

Yeah this thing rocks. It sweet how he used like shower cords and stuff, cheap stuff and it still looks professional.

mattthemodder wrote:At one point I found out what it was, try searching for the original post

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