I used a SNES DIY Kit and put it into a original NeoGeo Arcade Stick.
And with my old led mod it is a cool wireless device. Working on PC, SNES, Switch, XBOX One,PS3,PS4 with the 8Bitdo Adapters….
a lot of wires…
loading connector with led
light up when pressing
or all four leds permanent on
gunlord wireless with neogeo stick 🙂
I ordered a china wireless Playstation 2 Controller with receiver and took the case of the receiver for uwrc RX 🙂
Some cutting and dremel at the UWRC Receiver (forgive me micro)
more cutting and rewiring
ready to go
I used my IFU-30 Unit, so there was no need to remove the RF Unit. As I didn’t wanted some wires to the left or right side.
I put all needed connections to the rear side. Power, RGB-Out, Audio Out.
I opened the RF-box removed the orignal switch and replaced it with UWRC switch.
ground to one side and the other side of the switch to the uwrc board
thanks again to micro, for his great Idea how to make the UWRC plugable, by removing the filters.
green wire uwrc controll switch, red and black to the signal led combo I created at the upper side
blue „bigger“ wires to the 7805 replacement for swiching the pce off/on
a red 5mm led and a green 5mm led dremel work and to the ventilation grid
no more heat -> replacement of the 7805
Great feature, you can power off and on the PC-Engine via holding select and Run for around 1sec. Ideal for users of everdrives. Hope this feature will find his place in all new internal receivers from micro 😉
Final Pic
out of the 90th this Capcom Fighter Stick was a great peace of its time. I used the rarely MD Version, because I love white more as black.
Branded to capcom, nice, never seen something like this before 🙂
But its time to desolder the original Capcom heart. So we didn’t get any interfear
position of uwrc tx board
wiring
changing of charging resistor to 5,11k -> around 200mA current for the big one 3000mAH Lipo, hope not to recharge it in a lifetime 😉
preparing of usb port/led
some pictures
capcom rules
thanks to micro I got a TX for a great controller the neogeo CD Controller in the PS2 Version called NEOGEO PAD 2 Controller.
removing the original controller 😉
some dremel work
wiring of uwrc
I used a 200mAh Lipo and changed the loading current to 50mA via changing loading R from 10k to 20k
loading led, usb port, lipo
done 🙂
I used a old revision (rev1) of micros neogeo Receiver and put it inside of the A2600 6 swich.
I was modified before with A2600RGB from tim worthington and I used some more switches like select, reset from the Atari and extra button from tim worthingstons 2600RGB PCB
UWRC
Button A = normal FireButton 1 of Atari (Pin 6)
Button B = Firebutton 2 (Pin 9)
Select = Extra Button A2600RGB PCB
Start = Start of Atari 2600
Button C= Select of Atari 2600
Button D = Palette switch A2600RGB PCB
All normal Controllers will work after mod too. Like paddle, racing, joystick.
(diodes, needed to make special functions from A2600RGB working, R=10k as pullup)
RX Led to show it though the power switch hole upperside red led down side gn led
A futuristic styled Controller for the PC-Engine Shuttle. Now its time to make it wireless.
thanks to the PCB of micro and some reposition of the led usb powersupply it works great.
I put it at the hole of the original wire and with some hotglue it works
here you can see the grandpa of remote control 😉
a little comparsion between yesterdays remote and state of the art :-)))
| 9 | GND | GND | 19 | GND | GND | |||
| 8 | B | Button 2 | 18 | R2 | Button 10 | |||
| 7 | A | Button 1 | 17 | R1 | Button 9 | |||
| 6 | ST | Start | 16 | L2 | Button 8 | |||
| 5 | SL | Select | 15 | L1 | Button 7 | |||
| 4 | RT | Right | 14 | Z | Button 6 | |||
| 3 | LT | Left | 13 | Y | Button 5 | |||
| 2 | DN | Down | 12 | X | Button 4 | |||
| 1 | UP | Up | 11 | C | Button 3 | |||
| 0 | GND | GND | 10 | GND | GND | |||
| 3 | blue | GND | ||||||
| 2 | green | 5V | ||||||
| 1 | yellow | Led |
Marked R used for different current while loading LiPo
I=1000V/R
for
400mAh Lipo (Standard) ->100mA R=10k
250mAh Lipo ->050mA R=20k
3000mAh Lipo ->200mA R=5k
Voltage Regulator used: 2,3V Maximum Voltage: 5,5V
I done some ironical way of UWRC 😉
Here i am using 3 of the 4 Batteries for powersupply of the UWRC, because of the max. voltage of 5,5V of the UWRC Board.
