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Re: Creative uses for the USB Port
The only thing is that the wii controller and probably the ps3 controller also requires batteries, and I think that this is not allowed.
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Originally Posted by Noah Kleinberg View Post
Also remember that you still are limited to 3(?) analog inputs per port.
This is not the case. The O/I ports have 4 analog and 4 digital. The analog usage is user selectable. There are 4 modes for all of the gamepads including the x-box/360. Mode 1, for example, uses two analog channels for the y axes on the left and right. The other two analog channels are alllocated for digital use. The Chicklet uses the upper nibble of each analog byte which gives you 4 extra digital per analog channel. So the total available digital slots in mode 1, is 12. I think 12 is enough. If it is not, then give some tasks to the other operator.

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