Scanlime - documentation of the PS2 controller protocol.

Curious Inventor - documentation of the PS2 controller Protocol.

This project has only moved forward due to these individuals and sites (in no particular order): If anyone would like to submit an updated pcb, I'd be happy to include it.

Therefore I will release it how it is for now, and update it when I get a chance. I intend to update this but I am been really busy with school and life. I have recieved feedback that the pad layout of the pcb is not optimal, this occured due to the pins chosen during the prototyping phase and when I switched from the DIP to the TQFP. Please note that this is my first pcb design and if there are mistakes or any room for improvement please make an issue or a pull request. Press Select, L1, and L2 to enter configuration mode.To set the analog sticks back to the default values: Reboot the controller (rebooting the ps2 works too).The PS2 should now recognize the controller. Move the analog sticks slowly in a circle.The PS2 should say that there is no controller connected (if you are in a game). The correct pinout of the microcontroller can be found in the docs folder. This will compile the project and then initiate the transfer to the mcu. To build from source, open the firmware project in MPLAB and click 'run'. You will need a pickit3, MPLAB ( free), and XC8 compiler to flash this. Updater - The PS2 application for updating the controller.īootloader - The bootloader code for the mcu.ĭocs - Contains datasheets, pinouts, and other useful documentation. Includes information regarding external circuitry. Hardware - The schematics and pcb design of the project. This project consists of several smaller projects each with its own folder, and is, as follows:įirmware - Main code of the project.

If anyone would like to contribute or offer help/advice, I would gladly take it. I am slowly deciphering everything done by the PS2Dev team but it is slow going. There are several hold-ups keeping this project from being complete, the main one being that writing an application for the PS2 and being able to send custom commands to the controller is difficult. There are still some features that I want to add but the main part of the project is complete. As of right now the controller emulation is working great. It was designed for the PIC16F18876 microcontroller. This project is a work in progress for making a PS2 Controller emulator.

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