U360 pin-out?

[fytr]

Hi,

I'm making my own wiring harness for my U360s to connect buttons to. In the U360 docs that Andy/Ultimarc provides for the U360, they don't provide the actual pin-out diagram for the 10-pin input/output header on the joystick. I guess he'd rather sell his wiring harnesses for that or something.

Has anyone mapped the pin-out on the U360 already or know where to find it? This would save me some time figuring it out by trial and error, etc.

Regards,
  Ken

[dgame]

You could be less accusatory in your request for help.

See: Use of the 10-pin I/O port (Optional)
Here: http://www.ultimarc.com/ultrastik_inst.html

[fytr]

Thanks for the response. I don't mean to be negative on Andy, he's great! But after spending a large wad of $$$ on these awesome joysticks, I figured I could save a few bucks and make the wiring harnesses myself. With all the "necessary" optional items I've already paid for (springs, restrictors), it really $5 and $10 you death.

I am aware of the link you provided, but it does not show the pin-out on the u360 board, just the color-coding for the optional wiring harness that Ultimarc sells. I guess I should ask Andy for it.

Thx.
  Ken

[dgame]

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With the connector pins being:

X1234
56789

X = blocked/unused/no pin

Pin Wire   Input Mode   Output Mode
5 = Black COM Connect to COM terminals on all buttons GND. Connect to I-PAC if required
1 = Brown Button 1 NO not used
8 = Blue Button 2 NO Down Digital. Connect to I-PAC if required
2 = Orange Button 3 NO Right Digital. Connect to I-PAC if required
7 = Yellow Button 4 NO Left Digital. Connect to I-PAC if required
3 = Green Button 5 NO Up Digital. Connect to I-PAC if required
6 = Red Button 6 NO 5 Volt supply. Not required if USB is connected
9 = Grey Button 7 NO Raw analog. Not used at present
4 = Violet Button 8 NO Raw analog. Not used at presentt

[fytr]

Thanks for the reply.

I asked Andy about it yesterday and he's now updated the U360 installation page with the pin-out in addition to the harness wire colors, including a handy diagram of the connector.

http://www.ultimarc.com/ultrastik_inst.html

Andy is just fantastic, where else can you get that kind of turn-around on a weekend.

Hopefully this information will prove useful to others in the future.

Regards,
  Ken