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SNES Controller Ports

NerdConsole has 2 SNES-style joystick ports built into the front of the system for players 1 and 2. These are always available. All controller connections are SNES controller compatible and use this same arrangement of pins.

Pin 1
Ground
Pin 2
NC
Pin 3
NC
Pin 4
Data
Pin 5
Latch
Pin 6
Clock
Pin 7
VCC

Extra Controller 6-Pin Port

Built onto the mainboard is a 6-pin connector that provides the power and signals for controllers 3 and 4. Data3 and Data4 lines are specifically for those controllers.

Pin 1
Ground
Pin 2
Data3
Pin 3
Data4
Pin 4
Latch
Pin 5
Clock
Pin 6
VCC


Extra Controller 4-Pin Port

Built onto the mainboard is a 4-pin connector that provides the data signals for controllers 5, 6, 7 and 8. Data5, Data6, Data7, and Data8 lines are specifically for those controllers. This connection is used in conjunction with the 6-Pin port connections.

Pin 1
Data5
Pin 2
Data6
Pin 3
Data7
Pin 4
Data8