Anyone doing this and having detection issues with their secondary system/PS360+:
I don’t have this issue with my own test setup, so PLEASE if you run into it take voltage readings so I can confirm my suspicions. The PS360+ draws more current in 360 mode, that much I know, but if it’s causing a power dip it’s easily fixable by bridging a wire from the crossbone VCC line to the PS360+ VCC line.
So, lets say I have no interest in the Xbox One PCB and just want the functionality of the unscrewable usb port coupled with a 3rd party pcb, like ps360+ or MC Cthulu, is there anything stopping me from doing a total swap?
When checking which signals? Are you checking continuity with the stick unplugged? What’s the voltage on the Up signal? Is UP stuck on both xb1 and PS360+ mode? What happens if you remove the connector running to the JLF?
I thought you said you had it working fine, is this a new development or was always there? I’m still not convinced that the case is closing correctly because of how you soldered the headers. Does this issue appear if you have the case open and test it?
This start to happen yesterday. It happens wen its closed. I change the headers like told me to. Ill check the voltage later since I’m out. And yes same thing wen the case is open.I check the connect wen its unplug.
I’m having an issue were the stick and buttons will stop working. It only happens if I mash hard. However the system doesn’t give a controller unplugged notification. If I unplug and plug back in, it works fine again. Any suggestions other than stop mashing?
Does this happen on all systems, or only one one of the selected systems? As in, if you’re using the PS360+ at the time, are you sure it’s not going into configuration mode on accident from the mashing? If you press up on the joystick, then press start, does everything go back to normal?