WII U RASPBERRY PI 3 FINISHED

[banjokazooie]

Hello
I would like to know with one configuration like you, just one rasbeberry pi3 without one arduino, you have just one output 0 or 1 with the joystick. With the arduino you can walk or run with the joystick. Do you see what I would like to say?
Thanks

I'm sorry, I have no idea what you trying to say.

Clearly, I would like to know with your configuration, as a function of the push on the joystick you can walk or run inside of the video game like Mario 64.

I'm still kind of lost and dont understand your question but if you ment which part of the code do the analog part for the joystick here is the old version

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int rX = analogRead(4);
    rX = (rX - 512) * 1.5 + 512;
  if (rX > 1023)
    rX=1023;  
  if (rX < 0)
    rX = 0;
  
  int rY = analogRead(5);
    rY = (rY - 512) * 1.5 + 512;
  if (rY > 1023)
    rY=1023;   
  if (rY < 0)
    rY = 0;
    rY=abs(1023-rY);

  int rL = analogRead(0);
    rL = (rL - 512) * 1.5 + 512;
  if (rL > 1023)
    rL=1023;  
  if (rL < 0)
    rL = 0;
  
  int rR = analogRead(1);
    rR = (rR - 512) * 1.5 + 512;
  if (rR > 1023)
    rR=1023;   
  if (rR < 0)
    rR = 0;
    //rR=abs(1023-rR);
 
  Joystick.X(rX);
  Joystick.Y(rY);
  Joystick.sliderLeft(rL);
  Joystick.sliderRight(rR);
    

or clean and effective code but needs to be modified

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 Joystick.X(map(analogRead(LEFT_HOR),215, 795, 0, 1023));
  Joystick.Y(map(analogRead(LEFT_VER),235, 855, 1023, 0));
  Joystick.sliderLeft(map(analogRead(RIGHT_HOR),210, 805, 1023, 0));
  Joystick.sliderRight(map(analogRead(RIGHT_VER),195, 805, 0, 1023));

[cvp]

Here is the schematics that might explain the connection between components. And yes you can play and charge at the same time but it is not efficient.

Super, thank you for the diagram. All parts are now ordered

Do you have maybe 2x 20Pin 20cm flex kabel left for sale and shipping to Germany? The dealer from your link does not send anything to germany. And other German dealers want to have for 1 piece 5€

[Marty33]

Hello banjokazooie.

I make my cart and search to know for using my purchases.



It's correct for the wires ?

For your new tips, i follow this way (in bold, i have question) :

USB port : ?
Battery charger : https://goo.gl/Yi6udC
Battery protection (8A or 16A ?) : https://goo.gl/eqEPBY
Battery 2S 7.4V : ?
Switch : ?
Step down to 5V : https://goo.gl/0tXFS8

For ON/OFF, what is the button you use.

Big big thanks and sorry for my bad english

[banjokazooie]

Hello banjokazooie.

I make my cart and search to know for using my purchases.



It's correct for the wires ?

For your new tips, i follow this way (in bold, i have question) :

USB port : ?
Battery charger : https://goo.gl/Yi6udC
Battery protection (8A or 16A ?) : https://goo.gl/eqEPBY
Battery 2S 7.4V : ?
Switch : ?
Step down to 5V : https://goo.gl/0tXFS8

For ON/OFF, what is the button you use.

Big big thanks and sorry for my bad english

Your diagram is totally wrong. You cannot mix input with outputs.
This is something to work with but mind the marking on modules, so IN means input and OUT means output


For usb port you can use any from ebay, battery depends on dimension but aliexpress is the right place, swith is a pololu big switch.
Those products from pololu and battery protection seems like an overkill but they are all the same size and it is better to be on the safe side with current limits and maybe upgrade later to newest RPI.

[Marty33]

Wow exact. I'm totally.... noob

Big thanks for your tips.

For now, if i understand, you don't use this 2S version.

If you place the pololu big switch, you place where ? On Wii U button or anywhere ?

[banjokazooie]

Wow exact. I'm totally.... noob

Big thanks for your tips.

For now, if i understand, you don't use this 2S version.

If you place the pololu big switch, you place where ? On Wii U button or anywhere ?

The simplest way to control the Pushbutton Power Switch is via its installed pushbutton: one push turns on power and another turns it off. Alternatively, a separate pushbutton, such as a remote panel-mounted unit, can be connected to the A and B pins and used instead. Multiple pushbuttons can be wired in parallel for multiple control points, and each of the parallel pushbuttons, including the one on the board itself, will be able to turn the switch on or off. The latching circuit performs some button debouncing, but pushbuttons with excessive bouncing (several ms) might not function well with this product.

More advanced control options are available through the button connection pins and three control inputs:

PIN Description
A Connect through momentary switch to pin “B” for standard push-on/push-off operation. Connect through momentary switch to ground for on-only operation.
B Connect through momentary switch to pin “A” for standard push-on/push-off operation.
ON A high pulse (> 1 V) on this pin turns on the switch.
OFF A high pulse (> 1 V) on this pin turns off the switch (e.g. allowing the target device to shut off its own power).
CTRL This pin directly determines the state of the switch. A high pulse (> 1 V) on this pin turns on the switch; a low pulse (e.g. driving the pin low with a microcontroller output line or pushing a button connected from this pin to ground) turns the switch off. Leave this pin disconnected or floating when not trying to set the switch state. Note that this pin should not be driven high at the same time the “OFF” pin is driven high.

[Marty33]

Ok banjokazooie.

Big thanks to give the light on this big switch ! Pined on Pinterest

[llonden]

What settings were used in Retropie's config.txt file to get the entire display to fit on the 6.5" screen?

[Marty33]

For all. It's possible to use 7 inch screen ?

On Aliexpress, 7-inch screens are cheaper than the 6.5-inch.

It's possible to fit in Wii U ?

[reke]

hi banjooo, can i use this battery??
https://es.aliexpress.com/item/3-7V-100 ... .12.9e56W9