I still have to connect the USB/Audio breackout board because I’m a bit concerned on how to drill the hole in my Qanba Q4RAF.
I don’t know how I will make the board fit the hole and also fix it with screws since it has very little space between the top hole and the USB B connector. Is there anyone to give me tips on how you did it ? with the micro usb version it seemed to be way easier to install but with a lot less solid connector.
It will be extremely difficult to fit one into a 24mm shell, even with the 30mm I had to cut the button for it to fit. You may want to look at a psp thumbstick and attach it to the control panel with glue or something.
I had to make revisions to my initial design but version 2 worked very well.
mrhappydude. Thank you. I will try to improvise with these. Did you successfully get the regular joystick (DPAD) and these 2 analog sticks (LS and RS) to work simultaneously as on a PS4 controller with PS4+ board? I am trying to do this on a custom stick so i can play RPGs and FPSs with my custom stick.
Anyone here have issues with the PS4 connecting to their PS4+? I have a Jasen’s Customs Pro Cable kit hooked up to the USB-B output on the board and its receiving power but not being recognized by the PS4 when I hit the PS button. If I use the USB-B port on the breakout with headphone jack, it does recognize my stick. I had this problem in the past but it was fixed with a firmware update. I updated the firmware again but this time it didn’t solve the problem.
I’m having an issue where randomly the ps4 will recognise and ‘un-recognise’ the headphone socket on the board - its causing the sound to cut in an out when it happens.
i’m feeding through a neutrik RJ45 jack, but i have the same issue when i use the USB port directly on the audio/USB mount.
I have a 360 SCV MZ TE, and I was wondering if i can use the PS4 audio+ PCB with it. Since it already has a headphone jack I was want to know if it’s possible to use it since the headphone jack PCB is only connected via a connector. Or would that not be possible since it was designed to only interface with a 360 PCB?
I also want to put a Korean Golden Lever and Samducksa buttons in it, but that’s a different story for another day.
Edit: I found a YouTube tutorial actually for it. That wasn’t so difficult.
I’m pretty sure there’s no current method of telling the f**kstation4 to output audio to more than 1 output. I’ve been there in the situation of trying to figure out why there’s no audio in the system but most of the times are sticks with audio output giving this issue
Yes use an optical audio to 3.5mm converter and then split 3.5mm if you need to. I do this in my cabinet and it works fine, you need to be cautious of ground loops that create hiss but there are ways around it.
Hi all, I just got the Brook PS4+ (non-audio) board and I went looking for the firmware update, but I only saw files for PS4+Audio and the small square PS3/PS4… so which one do I use? I was thinking PS4+Audio, but I’d rather not just assume and fck everything up lol.
(sorry if this has been answered already, but it’s kind of a hard topic to search for)
I finally finished my cabinet and it works awesome, special thanks to brook for making an excellent board that supports analog thumbsticks! (I would tag @GOGO.Zippy but not allowing me.) The thumbstick works great and I can play anything just like using a normal controller. Hopefully the video comes through so you can check out a ps3 hooked up.
Yes I did. LS is my main joystick, dpad is mounted in the front by rs. It works perfectly.
If you get an ultimarc joystick with custom firmware you can do the same.