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CYBER 3in1 Compatibility
DBOY - Jul 9, 2005
  DBOY Jul 9, 2005
http://www.cinnamonpirate.com/docs/cyber-3in1...

If anyone else owns one of these adapters, could you let me know which controllers works for you and which don't?

I've already gone through my collection and translated the official compatibility list so the list has a fair start. Of course, I only have access to USA controllers right now, so third-party controllers only available locally to Australia, Europe and Japan are beyond my access.

The 3in1 is a damn nice adapter. It does Saturn, Dreamcast and PlayStation.

Lik Sang... sells them for $20, but with their enormous trans-Pacific shipping rate it's usually cheaper to buy them locally over eBay from a reseller (usually a $2 mark-up).

 DBOY Jul 10, 2005

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by Supergrom@Sun, 2005-07-10 @ 01:29 PM



whoa, i might have to get one of those, though all the controllers i have are already listed on your compatibility list. One thing i want to know though, does it support using all three ports at the same time, or just one at a time?




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Unfortunately, no. I had been hoping for that feature too.

It's just one at a time. But it still kicks ass when you think of how many controllers this opens up. I use my Dreamcast controller for Chankast and Project64, PSX controller for PSX, and Saturn controller for everything else.

I wish I knew if the PS2 NeoGeo Pad was supported. I'd kill to be able to use that one.

 Mask of Destiny Jul 14, 2005
Does it support the rumble feature on controllers that have it?

 DBOY Jul 14, 2005

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by Mask of Destiny@Thu, 2005-07-14 @ 03:27 PM



Does it support the rumble feature on controllers that have it?




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Good question. I don't have any games with rumble support to test ...

 ExCyber Jul 15, 2005
I'd be interested in a couple other things:

1) Does it support mapping the d-pad as buttons instead of axes? (I'm guessing not, since the DDR pad is listed as "partial compatibility")

2) How much current can it source? Some USB adapters are really bad about this.

As for the PS2 Neo-Geo pad, I'd say odds are pretty good that it would work, since it is a licensed pad and AFAICT there's no reason to use a modified protocol for it. Of course, I can't offer any actual observation of it since I don't have either the adapter or the pad <_<

 DBOY Jul 18, 2005

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by Supergrom+Sat, 2005-07-16 @ 05:57 PM-->
QUOTE(Supergrom @ Sat, 2005-07-16 @ 05:57 PM)
In the controller properties the button sensor doesnt light up until the trigger is all the way down, so im not sure why it is thinking its on. Is there any way i can set a dead zone, or take just the triggers off analog while leaving the stick on analog?




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Hi, going from memory here but I think this is the trick.

The DC properties detect the analog part of the button and the actual contact press as two separate events. If you only partially press the button and do not make the full contact, it should map the analog part of the button to the event.

I'm not sure what will happen then though if you mash the button all the way down.

Hope that helps.