Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Driving & Racing Cabinets => Topic started by: redketchup on October 31, 2016, 10:40:21 am
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Hi
I will redo my xbox racing cab, and I will use my PS3 with a logitech driving force GT wheel.
I was planning to used my PS button to boot the PS3 with my wheel, but it doesn,t work... it work with the PS button from a gamepad, but not from the wheel.
Any Idea? I don't want to go into the cab to boot the PS3 and I don't want to have a game pad lying around only to boot it...
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Any idea
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I have a way if you wanna load it from a frontend etc from pc
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Boomslang I'd be keen to hear about that.
Redketchup - if the function isn't there it isn't there. I have a third-party usb board for PS3 with a PS button, and while the button works in-game, it won't start the system. I'm not sure what's missing, but I doubt it would be an easy fix. If I had to fix it, I'd chop up a PS3 controller and put bits of it inside the wheel, assuming there's room.
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Lazy fix is to just keep a ps3 controller nearby.
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Requires having a ir kit and ps3 harmony adapter but it works well
Details are in this post
https://www.hyperspin-fe.com/forums/topic/935-my-attempt-at-hyperspin/ (https://www.hyperspin-fe.com/forums/topic/935-my-attempt-at-hyperspin/)
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This idea is out there, but maybe a door lock actuator positioned so it presses the power button.
You could use a weaker voltage or springs to keep it from hitting the button too hard.
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Get a cheap ps3 contoller, open it up, figure out the voltage on the battery, wire it up to a wall wart. Solder a couple wires to the home button ontacts, solder the other end to any kind of button and mount it where you want it. Done.
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Yup. You can get ps3 knock-off gamepads for around 3 bucks on eBay and foreign sites.
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look like not all the ps3 controller can boot the ps3 with the home button... not sure i want to have to buy 3-4 controlller before i find one working.
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Then use an official one.
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Then use an official one.
I already try with a dualshock3, but there is almost no room for soldering cable...