For example, you can use your favourite SNES, Megadrive, Atari etc. The above may sound convoluted, but in practice, it's rather simple. If you standardise the pinouts by consistently grouping directional inputs and buttons, then you should be able to get away with one custom cable which connects your gutted controller of choice to your PCB (system) of choice. DB9/DB15/ DB25, and will connect your controller to your PCB. This cable will have a standard connector at each end, e.g. The other end of your PCB would have the digital inputs (direction, buttons) wired out to a standard connector of choice, like DB9/ DB15/ DB25.Ģ) The controller itself would be gutted, and its inputs wired out to a standard connector like DB9/ DB15/ DB25.ģ) Make a cable, with pinout appropriate for your PCB of choice. That is, the PCB should be connected, with its original lead and connector, to your system of choice. These setups for digital controllers are trivial if you can solder:ġ) You need to separate the physical inputs from the controllers PCBs, and house these PCBs of interest in their own enclosures.
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