[fungit]

Hi,

I just want to know if anyone out there has schematics and a parts list for what I need to build a PS Pad connector to USB converter, I've already connected the PS pad(via a ps pad extension cord) to a Db25 connector but the analogue button works intermittently. Right now, buying a PS pad to USB converter is not an option for me.

Thanks

[Advertisements]

the easiest way to have ps controller on your pc is to buy one. You are going to have to make a driver for the controller to make it work properly as they arent windows certified PnPm and the normal pc versions are different internally to the actual original controllers.

[warriorscot]

the easiest way to have ps controller on your pc is to buy one. You are going to have to make a driver for the controller to make it work properly as they arent windows certified PnPm and the normal pc versions are different internally to the actual original controllers.

[fungit]

Thanks, I didn't know about the USB driver issue.

[warriorscot]

Well everything needs a driver to work, its what lets the computer know how the device works and what to do with the information it gets from it. You can get a controller for a fiver the ones identical to a PS are a bit more expensive.

[customcomp]

you can just use your ps2 pad on your pc though.

ok whe ni was surfing the net i came across some converters and all the do is make your ps2, xbox and gamecube controlers into usb.

unfortunatly i can find the site i was on put it might be worth looking for they are around £7 each.



EDIT: just read that this is not an option for you (silly me)

Edited by customcomp, 18 September 2005 - 04:54 PM.

[fungit]

thanks anyway looks like I'll be sticking to direct pad and a db25