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Re: Making CD32 Controls for A1200
« on: June 19, 2005, 05:49:31 AM »
Do you need all the buttons? depends if the game needs them or not..

Anyway, if you've got a multimeter and a CD32 controller  you should be able to figure out what button produces what combination of the 3 inputs.

eg. Button1 only activates the button1 input
but Button4 could activate both 1 and 2, Button 5 activates 1 and 3 etc.

Then adding the extra buttons should only take a couple of diodes for each extra switch.
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Re: Making CD32 Controls for A1200
« Reply #1 on: June 19, 2005, 05:54:12 PM »
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The CD32 controller uses a couple of 74LSxxx chips to handle the extra buttons.  The circuit doesn't look overly complicated so you should be able to source the chips and use the original board as a wiring diagram.


Aha.. don't suppose they'd be a 74ls148 8 to 3 encoder and a 74ls04 hex inverter ? (|or possibly a 74ls00 quad nand instead of the inverter)
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