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Documenting examples of each cable wiring (in case anyone needs to create additional nes ones, or build their understanding of how the system works). Ive included a few photos and original schematic (as drawn by charcole).
Note: cables themselves do not appear to include any passive components (ie resistors/ capacitors).
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Thanks Dekkit, this is great. To share some more details. They were made from NES controller extender cables. These are only wired for a joypad so I had to crack open the shells and move the Strobe/Data pins over to the other side of the socket (to become Photosensor/Trigger) then glue the shell back shut. Then the female connector was snipped off and the wires crimped in the right order into the RJ45 jack.
Looks like the diagram I showed you is wrong. The photosensor and 5V lines need to be switched (at the NES jack).
I did a nes zapper conversion a few years back from a famicom db15pin to nes socket and had to do the same! (pull the pins out and reconfigure a cheap nes extension cable).
Documenting examples of each cable wiring (in case anyone needs to create additional nes ones, or build their understanding of how the system works). Ive included a few photos and original schematic (as drawn by charcole).
Note: cables themselves do not appear to include any passive components (ie resistors/ capacitors).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: