Quick question about ASC/KOC style wiring

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Originally Posted by sparky

If you wanted to emulate the dead center of the analog stick, it is possible to stick a resistor in there had have it read as the dead center. I'm having a hard time finding out the resistance value for the analog stick on PS2, but if it's a 10K ohm potentiometer, you can put a 5K ohm resistor in the circuit and it will read in as the center. If it's 100k, use 50k, and vice versa. I'm not sure on how the wiring is done on the GH contoller, but it seems like there is either no resistor, or a resistor that's under 5K wired in (if it was over 5K, it'd be going to the right). It's not difficult to put in a switch that can choose which resistor to use.

That doesn't help much though. GH holds down left on the digital pad to identify itself. And even then, it wouldn't work with anything GFV or earlier, because the issue with Guitarfreaks compatibility is it needs to hold down left [and right in the same fashion.

[sparky]

they why not just add 2 switches on the side of the guitar, and have one for the left and one for the right, and have them connect to ground when activated. that way you can just switch into compatibility for each game.

[Hortence:The Muleface Mod]

Originally Posted by sparky

they why not just add 2 switches on the side of the guitar, and have one for the left and one for the right, and have them connect to ground when activated. that way you can just switch into compatibility for each game.

There's no contact point for right on the Guitar Hero board. And if you can somehow, without the use of a PIC, figure out how to make a switch send a timed pulse signal to the right button, then all power to you.