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ancalimon 06 October 2013 11:11

Joypad that's 100% compatible with CD32 Joypad?
 
Is there a joypad that's still being sold that's similar to CD32 joypad with the same number of buttons including the thumb buttons?

s2325 06 October 2013 11:18

Yes, it's Boomerang, low quality but compatible.

http://www.ppa.pl/artykuly/pics/sekc...zet/joypad.jpg

I think you should try to find Honey Bee

http://www.syntaxerror.nu/joy037.jpg

RetroPaul 07 October 2013 14:52

These have just popped up on eBay. I did see them mentioned on various threads on here.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Amiga-CD32...item19e1fe88e6

Apparently fully compatible and looks a reasonable price considering what the Honeybee's can fetch on eBay, tempted to get one myself. I gather those Boomerangs are pretty crap and too be avoided.

alexh 07 October 2013 17:43

These are the ones which were developed by a user here on this board. He also did a mouse adapter recently too.

You can buy just the PCB & parts for £12 if you want to fit it into your own

s2325 07 October 2013 17:53

This KMTech Amipad32 is similar to that one made by EAB user not long ago.

s2325 06 November 2013 16:40

Beware, not fully compatible:

http://s3.img.suchar.net/WGjjQrDRHIQ...wzGBivZPlx.jpg

Retro-Nerd 06 November 2013 16:49

Lol, of course not. It was never meant to replace the CD32 pad. btw: Buttons A and C are the same. So it's only a 2-button pad on Amiga, C64, Master System etc.

Gunbot 09 November 2013 23:02

Will a Sega Genesis/ Megadrive pad work? I remember using those on my A1200 to play Brutal Sports Football but remember naught about which buttons did what.

Neil79 05 June 2014 14:23

Rather than make my own thread I'll use this one..

I have 5 megadrive II controllers can I use one for the Amiga 1200 without problems? I'll be using the original Amiga joystick with the Amstrad instead :)

Retro-Nerd 05 June 2014 14:42

The MD II pad works, of course only 2 buttons. What we need it a nice adapter for the good existing pads (and sorry NO PSX controller for Amiga games). Raphnet has a nice SNES to Commodore adapter but for 2 buttons only. I've asked Raphaël a few month ago for an enhanced CD32 adapter but he never replied. :sad

http://www.raphnet-tech.com/products..._db9/index.php

robinsonb5 05 June 2014 16:42

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Originally Posted by Retro-Nerd (Post 958036)
The MD II pad works, of course only 2 buttons. What we need it a nice adapter for the good existing pads (and sorry NO PSX controller for Amiga games).

I have an idea on the back burner for pressing 6-button Sega pads into service - I hope I'll have something to report within a week or two.

Retro-Nerd 05 June 2014 17:16

You already had a MD 6-button to CD32 adapter nearly ready iirc (last year in another thread). So, you will complete it now? Sounds promising. :)

robinsonb5 05 June 2014 18:02

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Originally Posted by Retro-Nerd (Post 958056)
You already had a MD 6-button to CD32 adapter nearly ready iirc (last year in another thread). So, you will complete it now? Sounds promising. :)

Yeah that one was PIC based, and I had trouble with PIC outputs not pulling low enough, and transistor switching speeds. I've been learning since then, and exploring the PSOC chips (PLD and microcontroller in a single chip) which really lend themselves to a project like this.

Retro-Nerd 05 June 2014 18:19

Interesting. Any details or development pics yet? :great

Neil79 05 June 2014 20:02

Works a treat thanks :D

Photon 06 June 2014 00:59

The first answer is 100% correct. Amigakit's controller does work, but it's horrible. Original, or preferably Honeybee. There's nothing else.

robinsonb5 12 June 2014 19:35

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Interesting. Any details or development pics yet? :great

I got this hooked up and sort-of-working last night - four directions + 2 fire buttons are fine but my shift register implementation still needs debugging. Here's a photo, anyway :)

Amiga1992 12 June 2014 22:07

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Originally Posted by robinsonb5 (Post 959335)
I got this hooked up and sort-of-working last night - four directions + 2 fire buttons are fine but my shift register implementation still needs debugging. Here's a photo, anyway :)

I'm very interested in this! PSX pads are OK but Megadrive pads are better! Even if I miss one button (one trigger) I'd rather use this.
Or what about Sega Saturn ones? Or while we're ambitious, USB pad to CD32 ;)

robinsonb5 12 June 2014 23:45

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Originally Posted by Akira (Post 959364)
I'm very interested in this! PSX pads are OK but Megadrive pads are better! Even if I miss one button (one trigger) I'd rather use this.
Or what about Sega Saturn ones? Or while we're ambitious, USB pad to CD32 ;)

Sega Saturn would be easy except for the difficulty of obtaining connectors. USB is less easy but definitely doable - in fact I think someone's already working on such a device. I'm sure I read about it on here the other day?

Amiga1992 13 June 2014 00:30

I just mentioned USB because there are those Saturn USB pads and also SNES pads and more. It would be awesome!

Anyway, really looking forward to this you are doing. As I said, Sega 6 button [pads are my favourite controller EVER!


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