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Rasp-PiGRRL-2-Bouton-Arriere (voir la source)
Version du 24 février 2018 à 22:03
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== Prep 12mm Tactile Buttons ==
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Next up we need to prepare two 12mm buttons for our shoulder L and R buttons.
Start by clipping two of the four legs from each button. Use a pair of flat pliers to flatten out the legs so they point out like in the photo. Secure the button to a pair of helping third hands and apply solder to each leg to tin them.
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== Prep Wires for Shoulder Buttons ==
We'll need two sets of wires (four total) to measure about 14cm in length. Strip and tin the tips from each wire and thread them through one big piece of heat shrink tubing. This will keep the wires together in a neat bundle.
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== Connect Wires to Buttons ==
Solder wires to the legs of each button - Like before, use a pair of helping third hands to assist you. Polarity doesn't matter too much on these buttons, but you can reference the photo.
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== Shoulder Buttons ==
OK, now we have our shoulder buttons prepped and ready to wire into our gamepad PCB. The next page will go through the final connections for our build.
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