I've already ordered new PCBs (much improved design from the ones had) and there is a slim chance I can get those built and out to my beta testers before Christmas. (running on a supergun at SoCal Regionals 2013) Here's what did with a couple boards which were used at SoCal Regionals, early this year: Firmware can be updated via USB for future features/improvements Custom button mapping - for 6 action buttons Player Select Jumpers - tell the joystick to light up the appropriate controller LED (can be set for P1-P4) Pull-Up Selection Jumper - allows for pulling button/joystick signals up to +5V or +3.3V, depending on the application Alternate header for LED signals - for people who don't to use the on-board LED Alternate header for USB signals - for people who don't to use the on-board USB socket
Terminal Blocks for solder free wiring (signal layout intentionally similar to MC Cthulhu so you can mate them for fun things like TE stick on SNES) These are essentially the same circuit and firmware as that of the UD-CPS2 (ran at multiple major events including ST Games EVO, The Fall Classic, etc.).
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You could use this to control any number of projects from Superguns to robotics, to anything you can imagine that you'd like to control with your digital 360 or PS3 joystick! This takes input from your USB 360 or PS3 controller and turns that into button/joystick wire signals. This is the opposite of boards like Toodles' Cthulhu or the PS360 which take the button/joystick wire signals and turn them into USB. Well, folks, it's been a long time coming, but I'm really close to finally getting these things out there and into your hands!
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