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Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-02-21T14:48:59Z

Wuselfuzz: /* psxpad */

== IIDX-Controllerbelegung ==

- White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
- Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2
- The turntable is up/down.

Quelle: http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html

== US KOC mit LPT Adapter ==

=== psxpad ===

Nach einigem Bastlen mit verschiedenen Treibern und Einstellungen, scheint psxpad doch am besten zu funktionieren. Mein US KOC funktioniert einzeln mit psxpad 030220 und folgender Einstellung in PsxTune:

Sel - Sel 8000

An Clk drehen bringt nix, dann funktioniert der Turntable nicht mehr. Evtl. hilft es noch, das AckTimeout hochzudrehen.

Die letzte Version kriegt man hier:

http://web.archive.org/web/20060714073706/www.psxpad.com/index_e.php

=== PPJoy ===

Ist jetzt getestet. Laeuft mit dem US KOC am LPT, reisst aber die ganze systemperformance runter.

Alternative zu psxpad, soll mit US KOC und allen LPT-Adaptervarianten (auch Linux!) funktionieren.

http://www.geocities.com/deonvdw/Docs/PPJoyMain.htm

Okay, here's the sitch. I have a US KOC, several Parallel adapters I've made over the years, and an EMS USB2.
I couldn't figure out why in the hell is was so damn laggy with the EMS, well I recently found out.
Apparently Konami's change in hardware from Japan to the US (whatever it was), is not very stable outside of
the standard PS2 controller timings. It jitters. Now if you have a parallel adapter and PSXPAD software, you
can go into the timing adjustment program, lower the clock timings, and watch that baby bounce between valid
readings and all FF (which is what causes the jitter).
Most USB-based adapters (especially EMS) don't care about jitters and will just ignore those readings (since
they know hardware jitters...MadKatz NeGcon racing wheels are notorious for this) and just use the next valid
read as an update, since the extreme latency in input.
PSXPAD, a piece of software for 2K/XP/Vista(with a little hack) systems is a bit more cooperative, with timing
adjustments, however when setting the KOC into a cooperative clock timing, the turntable no longer responds at
all. It's really aqward, but there is a way to use them with Parallel adapters.
PPJoy...yep, you hear me right...PPJoy. This software (long since I'd ever used it until now) will properly
accept ANY FORMAT PARALLEL ADAPTER and communicate sucessfully with a BM US KOC
Do you think I'm joking? Go give it a shot...There is not security crap, it's just the good old jitters that
need to be intercepted acordingly.

Quelle: http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/179292-post12.html

=== ntpad ===

Habe ich nur einmal kurz ausprobiert, damit koennte das auch funktionieren. Aber die tolle, neue Windows-Software zum Erkennen schaedlicher Tools hat dem Treiber einen Strich durch die Rechnung gemacht, weil es ihn als eben ein solches Tool erkannt hat.

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-24T17:25:07Z

Wuselfuzz:

== IIDX-Controllerbelegung ==

- White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
- Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2
- The turntable is up/down.

Quelle: http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html

== US KOC mit LPT Adapter ==

=== psxpad ===

Nach einigem Bastlen mit verschiedenen Treibern und Einstellungen, scheint psxpad doch am besten zu funktionieren. Mein US KOC funktioniert einzeln mit psxpad 030220 und folgender Einstellung in PsxTune:

Sel - Sel 8000

An Clk drehen bringt nix, dann funktioniert der Turntable nicht mehr. Evtl. hilft es noch, das AckTimeout hochzudrehen.

=== PPJoy ===

Ist jetzt getestet. Laeuft mit dem US KOC am LPT, reisst aber die ganze systemperformance runter.

Alternative zu psxpad, soll mit US KOC und allen LPT-Adaptervarianten (auch Linux!) funktionieren.

http://www.geocities.com/deonvdw/Docs/PPJoyMain.htm

Okay, here's the sitch. I have a US KOC, several Parallel adapters I've made over the years, and an EMS USB2.
I couldn't figure out why in the hell is was so damn laggy with the EMS, well I recently found out.
Apparently Konami's change in hardware from Japan to the US (whatever it was), is not very stable outside of
the standard PS2 controller timings. It jitters. Now if you have a parallel adapter and PSXPAD software, you
can go into the timing adjustment program, lower the clock timings, and watch that baby bounce between valid
readings and all FF (which is what causes the jitter).
Most USB-based adapters (especially EMS) don't care about jitters and will just ignore those readings (since
they know hardware jitters...MadKatz NeGcon racing wheels are notorious for this) and just use the next valid
read as an update, since the extreme latency in input.
PSXPAD, a piece of software for 2K/XP/Vista(with a little hack) systems is a bit more cooperative, with timing
adjustments, however when setting the KOC into a cooperative clock timing, the turntable no longer responds at
all. It's really aqward, but there is a way to use them with Parallel adapters.
PPJoy...yep, you hear me right...PPJoy. This software (long since I'd ever used it until now) will properly
accept ANY FORMAT PARALLEL ADAPTER and communicate sucessfully with a BM US KOC
Do you think I'm joking? Go give it a shot...There is not security crap, it's just the good old jitters that
need to be intercepted acordingly.

Quelle: http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/179292-post12.html

=== ntpad ===

Habe ich nur einmal kurz ausprobiert, damit koennte das auch funktionieren. Aber die tolle, neue Windows-Software zum Erkennen schaedlicher Tools hat dem Treiber einen Strich durch die Rechnung gemacht, weil es ihn als eben ein solches Tool erkannt hat.

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-24T17:23:10Z

Wuselfuzz:

== IIDX-Controllerbelegung ==

- White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
- Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2
- The turntable is up/down.

Quelle: http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html

== US KOC mit LPT Adapter ==

Nach einigem Bastlen mit verschiedenen Treibern und Einstellungen, scheint psxpad doch am besten zu funktionieren. Mein US KOC funktioniert einzeln mit psxpad 030220 und folgender Einstellung in PsxTune:

Sel - Sel 8000

An Clk drehen bringt nix, dann funktioniert der Turntable nicht mehr. Evtl. hilft es noch, das AckTimeout hochzudrehen.

== PPJoy ==

Ist jetzt getestet. Laeuft mit dem US KOC am LPT, reisst aber die ganze systemperformance runter.

Alternative zu psxpad, soll mit US KOC und allen LPT-Adaptervarianten (auch Linux!) funktionieren.

http://www.geocities.com/deonvdw/Docs/PPJoyMain.htm

Okay, here's the sitch. I have a US KOC, several Parallel adapters I've made over the years, and an EMS USB2.
I couldn't figure out why in the hell is was so damn laggy with the EMS, well I recently found out.
Apparently Konami's change in hardware from Japan to the US (whatever it was), is not very stable outside of
the standard PS2 controller timings. It jitters. Now if you have a parallel adapter and PSXPAD software, you
can go into the timing adjustment program, lower the clock timings, and watch that baby bounce between valid
readings and all FF (which is what causes the jitter).
Most USB-based adapters (especially EMS) don't care about jitters and will just ignore those readings (since
they know hardware jitters...MadKatz NeGcon racing wheels are notorious for this) and just use the next valid
read as an update, since the extreme latency in input.
PSXPAD, a piece of software for 2K/XP/Vista(with a little hack) systems is a bit more cooperative, with timing
adjustments, however when setting the KOC into a cooperative clock timing, the turntable no longer responds at
all. It's really aqward, but there is a way to use them with Parallel adapters.
PPJoy...yep, you hear me right...PPJoy. This software (long since I'd ever used it until now) will properly
accept ANY FORMAT PARALLEL ADAPTER and communicate sucessfully with a BM US KOC
Do you think I'm joking? Go give it a shot...There is not security crap, it's just the good old jitters that
need to be intercepted acordingly.

Quelle: http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/179292-post12.html

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-23T09:31:22Z

Wuselfuzz: /* IIDX-Controllerbelegung */

== IIDX-Controllerbelegung ==

- White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
- Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2
- The turntable is up/down.

Quelle: http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html

== PPJoy ==

Alternative zu psxpad, soll mit US KOC und allen LPT-Adaptervarianten (auch Linux!) funktionieren.

http://www.geocities.com/deonvdw/Docs/PPJoyMain.htm

Okay, here's the sitch. I have a US KOC, several Parallel adapters I've made over the years, and an EMS USB2.
I couldn't figure out why in the hell is was so damn laggy with the EMS, well I recently found out.
Apparently Konami's change in hardware from Japan to the US (whatever it was), is not very stable outside of
the standard PS2 controller timings. It jitters. Now if you have a parallel adapter and PSXPAD software, you
can go into the timing adjustment program, lower the clock timings, and watch that baby bounce between valid
readings and all FF (which is what causes the jitter).
Most USB-based adapters (especially EMS) don't care about jitters and will just ignore those readings (since
they know hardware jitters...MadKatz NeGcon racing wheels are notorious for this) and just use the next valid
read as an update, since the extreme latency in input.
PSXPAD, a piece of software for 2K/XP/Vista(with a little hack) systems is a bit more cooperative, with timing
adjustments, however when setting the KOC into a cooperative clock timing, the turntable no longer responds at
all. It's really aqward, but there is a way to use them with Parallel adapters.
PPJoy...yep, you hear me right...PPJoy. This software (long since I'd ever used it until now) will properly
accept ANY FORMAT PARALLEL ADAPTER and communicate sucessfully with a BM US KOC
Do you think I'm joking? Go give it a shot...There is not security crap, it's just the good old jitters that
need to be intercepted acordingly.

Quelle: http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/179292-post12.html

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-23T09:31:01Z

Wuselfuzz: /* PPJoy */

== IIDX-Controllerbelegung ==

- White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
- Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2
- The turntable is up/down.

http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html

== PPJoy ==

Alternative zu psxpad, soll mit US KOC und allen LPT-Adaptervarianten (auch Linux!) funktionieren.

http://www.geocities.com/deonvdw/Docs/PPJoyMain.htm

Okay, here's the sitch. I have a US KOC, several Parallel adapters I've made over the years, and an EMS USB2.
I couldn't figure out why in the hell is was so damn laggy with the EMS, well I recently found out.
Apparently Konami's change in hardware from Japan to the US (whatever it was), is not very stable outside of
the standard PS2 controller timings. It jitters. Now if you have a parallel adapter and PSXPAD software, you
can go into the timing adjustment program, lower the clock timings, and watch that baby bounce between valid
readings and all FF (which is what causes the jitter).
Most USB-based adapters (especially EMS) don't care about jitters and will just ignore those readings (since
they know hardware jitters...MadKatz NeGcon racing wheels are notorious for this) and just use the next valid
read as an update, since the extreme latency in input.
PSXPAD, a piece of software for 2K/XP/Vista(with a little hack) systems is a bit more cooperative, with timing
adjustments, however when setting the KOC into a cooperative clock timing, the turntable no longer responds at
all. It's really aqward, but there is a way to use them with Parallel adapters.
PPJoy...yep, you hear me right...PPJoy. This software (long since I'd ever used it until now) will properly
accept ANY FORMAT PARALLEL ADAPTER and communicate sucessfully with a BM US KOC
Do you think I'm joking? Go give it a shot...There is not security crap, it's just the good old jitters that
need to be intercepted acordingly.

Quelle: http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/179292-post12.html

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-23T09:26:05Z

Wuselfuzz: /* PPJoy */

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-23T09:25:09Z

Wuselfuzz:

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-23T09:24:33Z

Wuselfuzz:

-- IIDX-Controllerbelegung --

- White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
- Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2
- The turntable is up/down.

http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html

-- PPJoy --

Alternative zu psxpad, soll mit US KOC funktionieren.

http://www.geocities.com/deonvdw/Docs/PPJoyMain.htm

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-22T10:18:40Z

Wuselfuzz:

IIDX Belegung

- White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
- Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2
- The turntable is up/down.

http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-22T10:18:27Z

Wuselfuzz:

IIDX Belegung

- White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
- Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2

The turntable is up/down.

http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-22T09:05:18Z

Wuselfuzz:

IIDX Belegung

White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2

The turntable is up/down.

http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html

Benutzer:Wuselfuzz

2008-01-22T09:04:57Z

Wuselfuzz:

White keys, left to right: Square, X, O, D-pad Left
Black keys, left to right: L1, R1, L2

The turntable is up/down.

http://www.bemanistyle.com/forum/156599-post2.html