9-Pin Joystick to USB Adapter V2
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Convert your favourite 9 pin joysticks, controllers and Paddles to work with your modern computers over USB, you can connect any of the compatible devices to this adapter directly or using a 9 Pin Extension Cable.
The adapter comes complete with a USB Mini B cable and laser cut acrylic casing (assembly required), you can cycle throught the different input modes by pressing the mode button. The device operates at the full USB 2.1 speed with a 1ms poll time, input lag will vary between ~7-1ms depending on the device being used (i.e. 6 button Megadrive controllers have a delay used as part of the polling process).
Usage Instructions
Connect a supported 9-Pin Joystick or accessory to the adapter and then connect the adapter to your PC/Mac/Linux/Pi/MiSTer system, Thast's it... The device operates as a standard USB HID Joystick so no drivers will be necessary for operation.
Assembly Guide
After peeling all of the protective film from the laser cut panels use the guide below to stack them on the PCB and secure them with the 4 nylon screws and nuts provided.
Compatible Joysticks/Accessories
- Mini Monster Retro Gaming Joystick
- Atari 2600 Joysticks
- Atari 7800 Joysticks
- Atari Paddle Controllers
- Atari ST Compatible Joysticks
- Amiga Compatible Joysticks
- Commodore 64 Compatible Joysticks
- SEGA Master System Controllers
- Official SEGA MegaDrive/Genesis Controllers (3 & 6 Button variants)
- Commodore Amiga CD32
- CD32 Retro Joystick Kits
Different Modes
1 = LED ON
0 = LED OFF
| LED | MODE | Compatible Inputs |
|---|---|---|
| 001 | 1 |
|
| 010 | 2 | SEGA MegaDrive/Genesis 3 Button Controllers |
| 011 | 3 | SEGA MegaDrive/Genesis 6 Button Controllers |
| 100 | 4 | Atari Paddle Controllers (X/Y Axis) |
| 101 | 5 | Atari 7800 Joysticks |
| 110 | 6 |
|
Updating the Firmware
Instructions on updating the firmware will be referenced here when they become available with the next firmware release.
