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 Subject: RE: Jagpad to PS3
Author: Paranoid (p5B17CD6A.dip0.t-ipconnect.de)
Date:   08-04-2011 13:36


Possible, but a lot of work and being "electrically minded" will not be sufficient. It's not done by just re-wiring the right cables you know.

The JagPad is a classical digital conrol. Each contact has a direct line to the interface and provides a high or a low depending on the status. It's read as a simple digital data port by the CPU (usually over a latch). The only exception is the numeric keypad which needs to be accessed by page switching.

To build an adatper to connect it to the PS3, you would need a microcontroller that reads in all the digital data (that's the easy part), maintains a USB connection to the PS3 as slave (that's already not so easy) and run the appropriate protocol to be accepted by the PS3 as a valid input device (most probably the hardest part).

I don't know if this protocol is undisclosed by Sony or whether it's only available to licensed suppliers.


Seriously, i doubt the number of potentially interested PS3 owners is sufficient to invest this amount of effort ...


The Paranoid

 Topics Author  Date
  Jagpad to PS3 new Scotty 08-04-2011 09:11 
   RE: Jagpad to PS3  Paranoid 08-04-2011 13:36 
    RE: Jagpad to PS3 new Scotty 08-05-2011 11:35 
     RE: Jagpad to PS3 new Captain Kirk 08-20-2011 21:55 
      RE: Jagpad to PS3 new Scotty 08-22-2011 09:37 
     RE: Jagpad to PS3 new Scotty 08-27-2011 11:39 
   RE: Jagpad to PS3 new Scotty 09-20-2011 21:46 

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