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Thanks for the info. It still doesn't work, probably because of my cable, although it does say microsoft all over it. So, I just have to keep my old xbox
Thanks for the info. It still doesn't work, probably because of my cable, although it does say microsoft all over it. So, I just have to keep my old xbox
I don't think the NetDuino Plus is capable. The RF sync signals come from a controller chip located on the Xbox 360 motherboard as far as I know. The only chip I know that can be programmed to tell the RF board to search and sync up with controllers is PIC 12F629.Hello,
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Regards, Robot.
I don't think the NetDuino Plus is capable. The RF sync signals come from a controller chip located on the Xbox 360 motherboard as far as I know. The only chip I know that can be programmed to tell the RF board to search and sync up with controllers is PIC 12F629.
You can also use the Play and Charge kit since the USB connection from the RF to PC can still communicate with the chip on the Play and Charge to set up an instant sync. The RF board searched and pairs with controllers whereas the Play and Charge directly syncs with the RF board and controllers will remain synced even after turning off the power.
Oh damn, you're a genius.Hello again,
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Now I can use my controller both with my PC and my Xbox360
ThanksOh damn, you're a genius.
Wow dude that's awesome! I don't know what 70% of that is but I'll add some of it to the original post when I get home.Thanks
I can detail it a little bit more, if you wantWow dude that's awesome! I don't know what 70% of that is but I'll add some of it to the original post when I get home.
What's the problem?anybody got any info on Rev F? stumped here......
You need 2 simple diodes to lower the USB 5V to 3.3 to run the RF panel.Any particular diode needed man?
Alright bet.What's the problem?
Powering it or syncing with a controller?
If the second, you can do it with a microprocessor (with 2 pull-up resistors) or a serial port (http://www.se7ensins.com/forums/thr...s-receiver-for-pc.668839/page-14#post-9103564).
You need 2 simple diodes to lower the USB 5V to 3.3 to run the RF panel.
I don't think the NetDuino Plus is capable. The RF sync signals come from a controller chip located on the Xbox 360 motherboard as far as I know. The only chip I know that can be programmed to tell the RF board to search and sync up with controllers is PIC 12F629.
You can also use the Play and Charge kit since the USB connection from the RF to PC can still communicate with the chip on the Play and Charge to set up an instant sync. The RF board searched and pairs with controllers whereas the Play and Charge directly syncs with the RF board and controllers will remain synced even after turning off the power.
Just curious if I leave the rf board plugged into the Xbox And attach a USB cable to front can I use it for the PC and then unplug. The USB and use it for Xbox without one of those adapter things.... Or how would I do it to work with both without an adapter can't get one at the source in canada
You can leave your RF module in your xbox, just make sure that it's only getting power from one source. So if you use it with your computer unplug the PSU cable from your xbox360 and when you're using it with your xbox360 then unplug the USB cable.