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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: namedos on January 21, 2005, 12:23:53 am
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I know you can daisy chain the grounds but does anyone know if you can daisy chain the +5V on the 360's? I was going to get the power from a Y-splitter on my molex connection from the PC power supply.
My other option is to run a separate line for each joystick. Thanks.
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you can. Its still in parallel series so no voltage drop.
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Thanks Nasty,
I just realized that it would probably be a heck of a lot easier to pull the power from the Optipac than it would from the PC power supply. Less running of wire and all self contained within the CP.
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I was told that the Happ 360 could connect to a regular encoder, like the IPac4 and you didn't specifically need an optical encoder, that true? I am contemplating the 360's but still on the fence...
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It can be hooked up to the I-pac but it apparently is easier to hook up to the opti-pac. Since I've got one of those already going into my CP I figured I'd take the easiest way. Based on some other comments I'm trying to figure out what the Best way to go about this is.
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I was told that the Happ 360 could connect to a regular encoder, like the IPac4 and you didn't specifically need an optical encoder, that true? I am contemplating the 360's but still on the fence...
have you seen my pooormans diagram above ?
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I have an I-pac 4 and i see no connections for power.My plan had been to run a wire from my power supply.Can anyone confirm if the ipac-4 has 5v that can be used?
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here
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in the immortal words of homer simpson "DOH" .What kind of connector should I use for those pins,just normal quick connects?Thanks nasty.
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you only need 2 of those pins (check the site which ones). Use an extra cable from a CASE that hooks up to the LED, RESET, SPEAKER etc.. of the motherboard.