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User:Andrewvaughan/SNES-in-a-Controller (view source)
Revision as of 00:32, 27 April 2017
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{{TutorialStep
{{TutorialStep
| number = 1
| number = 1
| instruction = Unscrew all screws on the back of the SNES controller
| instruction = Unscrew all screws on the back of the SNES controller and place them somewhere safe.
| tip = Make sure to look under any warranty stickers for hidden screws!
| image = snes-in-a-controller--unscrew.jpg
}}
}}
{{TutorialStep
| number = 2
| instruction = Carefully move any wires and components out of the center to make room for extra boards.
| tip = Your controller may look slightly different than this Retrolink controller. That's okay!
| image = snes-in-a-controller--move-components.jpg
}}
{{TutorialStep
| number = 3
| instruction = Before continuing, place all components on the back board to ensure they fit.
| tip = Make sure you account for screws! You may need to move components slightly for a good fit.
}}
{{TutorialStep
| number = 4
| instruction = On the back of the controller case, use angled wire cutters to remove any unnecessary plastic from the backing.
| tip = Don't remove any screw holes! You'll need those later.
|}
{{TutorialStep
| number = 5
| instruction = Use the angled wire cutter to cut about 6" of the USB cord from the controller.
| tip = The remaining USB cord can be discarded or used for another project.
| image = snes-in-a-controller--cut-cable.jpg
}}
{{TutorialStep
| number = 6
| instruction = Strip the outer black wire from the trimmed wire, revealing the 4 colored wires inside.
}}
{{TutorialStep
| number = 7
| instruction = Strip a small amount of wire from the end of each exposed wire, to allow for it to be soldered.
}}
{{TutorialStep
| number = 8
| instruction = Tin the ends of each wire using a small amount of solder.
}}
<!-- TODO: load retropie on card, use keyboard to program, solder switch on, bend switch, solder data wires to rpi, solder power wires to +5/GND, solder separate wires from boost to rPI, attach microHDMI adapter, cut holes in case, attach battery, reassemble, charge, test -->
== Tips ==
== Tips ==
== Common Questions ==
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