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| 4 || +2.8V || Vcc || Regulated voltage. Peak current is 300mA, stable at 200mA. | | 4 || +2.8V || Vcc || Regulated voltage. Peak current is 300mA, stable at 200mA. | ||
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| + | None of the pins read a frequency.. | ||
=== Turning off the GamePad === | === Turning off the GamePad === | ||
Shorting pin 1 or 2 to Vcc triggers many, many failsafes and the GamePad should immediately turn off. You also might break it. | Shorting pin 1 or 2 to Vcc triggers many, many failsafes and the GamePad should immediately turn off. You also might break it. | ||
Revision as of 23:23, 1 November 2016
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Pinout
| Pin (LTR) | Voltage Reading | Purpose | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | +-0V | GND | Left charging cradle pad is also GND. Very useful test point. |
| 1 | +0.1V - +0.2V | ??? | Possibly a data pin? Voltage readings change each test. |
| 2 | +0.1V - +0.2V | ??? | Another possible data pin. |
| 3 | +-0V | ??? | Also likely to be a data pin. Possibly an input? |
| 4 | +2.8V | Vcc | Regulated voltage. Peak current is 300mA, stable at 200mA. |
None of the pins read a frequency..
Turning off the GamePad
Shorting pin 1 or 2 to Vcc triggers many, many failsafes and the GamePad should immediately turn off. You also might break it.