09-16-2020, 03:02 AM
Are you planning to use some specific buttons/switches?
All the digital buttons are wired directly to GPIO pins on the Pi CM3 (or Zero). There aren't any resistors or anything like that in-between. Furthermore, you can use any GPIO you want. You would just edit the /etc/modprobe.d/mk_arcade_joystick.conf file accordingly.
You could leave the current DPAD alone and wire up 4 tac switches deadbug style with wires running to open GPIO. The "v1.3" board has some open GPIO, but they're a bit small. If you're not using an add-on board, you could easily use GPIO 40-45 that are between the USB socket and the ABXY button area.
After investigating, I don't see a safe way to drill holes in the dpad area.
All the digital buttons are wired directly to GPIO pins on the Pi CM3 (or Zero). There aren't any resistors or anything like that in-between. Furthermore, you can use any GPIO you want. You would just edit the /etc/modprobe.d/mk_arcade_joystick.conf file accordingly.
You could leave the current DPAD alone and wire up 4 tac switches deadbug style with wires running to open GPIO. The "v1.3" board has some open GPIO, but they're a bit small. If you're not using an add-on board, you could easily use GPIO 40-45 that are between the USB socket and the ABXY button area.
After investigating, I don't see a safe way to drill holes in the dpad area.
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