Sorry if this has been asked already but i cant find any info on it. i want to mod my 360 TE to work on my ps4 and or make a Tupperware hitbox with some buttons i have laying around. i live in the UK so getting hold of a Hori Fighting Comander 4 is tricky. but i have seen this for sale in a few places.
ok everyone Iāve been reading this whole FC4 padhack thread while at work and I think I got the whole jist of the hack. Iāve made small roadmap images but I need to know if Iām on the right track. Iāll be using the FC4 pcb inside my old namco stick(to convert it for future ps4 games). Iāll be removing the main namco pcb but leaving the small pcb on the top that handles the select, start, L1 and L2 buttons. Iām assuming the 5 wires that come off that smaller pcb are the positives for each button and 1 common ground. Iāll be leaving the usb cable attached to the FC4 pcb and just feed it through the hole the original namco stick ps2 cable would go through. I assume for the ps3/ps4 switch I can desolder the switch,solder longer wires to each point, wire up the switch and mount it on the outside of the case. And it should work right? If not I could just leave it on ps4 mode and be done with it.
Assuming youāre correct about the 5 wires (Iām not familiar with that stick), what you have will work.
A few notesā¦
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[] Instead of daisy chaining the grounds off the turbo pad which youād have to scrape off and tin, it would be easier to use one of the other existing ground pins which are already exposed and tinned (for example, the USB ground point or the 3rd pin next to L1/L2, etc.)
[] If you want, you can daisy chain the ground to the home button and the start/select/L1/L2 board. Heck, even the joystick if its easier
[] For the directions, if you donāt feel confident about soldering on the pad (due to how close they are to each other), you can chop off the end of the harness coming out the other side then strip the end of the wires and connect to that
[] If you donāt need home button on ps3 then you can leave the ps3/4 switch on ps4 mode and call it good (works on both systems minus home on ps3). If you want to install a switch, all you need is the signal line from the switch and any ground point.
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took a photo of the top pcb. it appears Iāll be wiring the way I was thinking. Iāll probably just use the wires coming off the pcb get those soldered to the fc4 pcb.
@Gummo and others who used GG xrd sign gamepad, my gamepad is timing out randomly after 8 mins on ps4. Working fine in sfv in ps3 legacy mode but definitely times out on ps4 mode. Can you please confirm this?
Iām trying to make a hitbox with this controller, but I cannot figure where to solder my daisy chain (ground). I read the whole tread but maybe itās just too basic?
