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11-02-05 12:59 PM
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Acmlm's Board - I2 Archive - Hardware/Software - Just made a SNES controller port, and need some help
  
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k0rn95
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i used a program called PPjoy (Parallel Port joystick) and i've connected a genesis, NES, and playstation controller through it and it worked perfectly. I don't know where the setup file is anymore because the site is down, but you could probably find it if you use google.
Keikonium
Posts: 1973/-2459
I think thats what I am going to have to buy ||Bass. I really wanted to be a cheap kid and not pay for one, but this just isn't working. I got a reply from that guy and he doesn't know whats wrong.

*Looks at my american 20 and wonders if I should spend it*
||bass
Posts: 678/817
You know you could shell out $20 and get a SNES-USB converter that works with the generic gamepad driver.

[Big Stretchy Link]
Keikonium
Posts: 1971/-2459
Thats what I have been checking out is the device manager. It has I/O of 372 (I think. It's something like that). Either way, the driver isn't working. I emailed the guy who made the guide on how to make this, and I am just waiting for a reply.

It was the only tutorial I could find that said the controller would work for ZSNES. Thanks guys.
HyperLamer
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XP should be the same way. A lot of the drivers for these don't work with XP though, so watch out.
BMF98567
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Open Device Manager, find your parallel port, right click, choose Properties, and click the Resources tab.

(That's how you do it in Win98/2K, anyway...I don't use XP, it might be somewhat different)
Keikonium
Posts: 1943/-2459
I got a new computer, and it has XP. First thing that poped into my mind was to make a SNES controller work on the PC! So I took one of my many many SNES controllers, and fired up google to look for some tutorials. I found this one here: SNES Controller to PC. It seemed to look pretty good.

I then looked up a diagram of a parallel port, and found this: Parallel Port Diagram

I hooked everything up, checking to make sure stuff worked along the way. I plugged it into my computers parallel port, and installed it all using the programs mentioned on that first website.

However, I am running into some problems. I need to know the I/O address of my parallel port. I have no clue how to go about doing this, and I need some assistance.

If someone can point me in the direction (not google) of how to figure out the address that would be awesome! I really would love to use this controller on my PC.

Thank you.
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