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Finally, I did it. It works. Thanks, J.F.!

J.F. wrote:By what standards? 5V? Remember that data signals are rarely higher than 2V for a high signal. My interfaces receive FF as the first byte, so the controller IS pulling the line high by logic standards.

So, will Dualshock give me standard TTL 2.4 V for logical '1'
with +5V supply voltage?

Let me know how it goes! Thanks, I will take a look at the links later, at the moment port 8080 is not available to me. I experience some difficulties with this little project. After byte transmission Dualshock ACK line goes low (except from the very last frame byte). Should I wait until ACK goes h...

PS2 controllers are compatible with the older PS1 protocol. You just don't get pressure values for the buttons. You can use PS2 controllers with PS1 interfaces and they work exactly the same as a PS1 dual-shock controller. Thanks... I read previous topic titled 'IR gamepad'. You mentioned there tha...

Information is available at: http://www.epanorama.net/documents/joystick/tvgames.html Thanks, guys, this is very helpful. However, the information I found is about PSX controller (and it seems pretty old). I dont know if DualShock 2 is compatible with PSX controller, but it has more features, not o...

Hi there,

I want to use my DualShock 2 as remote control
to my airplane models and I need port pinout and
signals specification for that.

Where can I get the documentation?
Is it available somewhere?

Thanks for any help.

foofoo at wp.pl