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Tim 馃幃
@timixretroplays@digipres.club  路  activity timestamp 2 months ago

And here's Nintendo's own official technical documentation explaining how to read a #NES controller. The clock signal should start high, and dip low to shift through the bits. CC @jpm

A section from the Nintendo technical manual for the original NES. It explains how to read from an NES controller - the latch signal goes high then low, the clock signal starts high then dips eight times, and the controller will dip the data line to indicate a button is pressed at the appropriate clock signal. A hand-written note reads "IC 4021", which is a type of shift register chip used in these controllers.
A section from the Nintendo technical manual for the original NES. It explains how to read from an NES controller - the latch signal goes high then low, the clock signal starts high then dips eight times, and the controller will dip the data line to indicate a button is pressed at the appropriate clock signal. A hand-written note reads "IC 4021", which is a type of shift register chip used in these controllers.
A section from the Nintendo technical manual for the original NES. It explains how to read from an NES controller - the latch signal goes high then low, the clock signal starts high then dips eight times, and the controller will dip the data line to indicate a button is pressed at the appropriate clock signal. A hand-written note reads "IC 4021", which is a type of shift register chip used in these controllers.
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