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Sorry...this has already been covered: while not impossible, it's very unlikely we'll see an out-of-the-box usual USB keyboard work with PSP without expensive adapters....search the forum for more infos.

I would be happy not to see chatpads with my open and free firmware sold for more than original price plus shipping taxes... I'm not accusing anyone, but seeing such a thing would definitely cause the stop of ANY development on this hack from my side. Hope you'll understand...

Well, an audio in connection usually expects a variable voltage ranging from -1v to +1v, while a microphone one expects resistence or capacitance variation. Since (for Ohm's law) V=RI, it is usually safe to connect a line-out to a mic-in through the use of a serie resistor. However, if you want thin...

My chatpad's replacement firmware totally screws things on xbox side, i.e. you won't be able to use chatpad the common way again. So, open keyboard has nothing to do with HID; despite of this, it is trivial to make it work on a PC because it uses true asynchronous serial protocol (e.g. rs232): the o...

The old download i removed from other sites and home of future announces/releases
http://sites.google.com/site/nerdsheadq ... tpadsstuff

baudrate&typing mode = covered a thousand times... sorry but i alway lack time...try reading better this topic AND the comments in O.K. package...

Just one word:
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Price: $40.07
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...and you'll end with an expensive serial port (with still a few hundreds of Kb/s transfer rate and a whole world of protocol stacks to be rewritten on PSP side).

Well, maybe because its not a completely valid argument :-P It is. This month it is 21 years since my first listing (written on an Olivetti PC128s - a BBC Acorn italian replica). Since then i read many books, but the most i've learned, it's taken from experience. Today, children want all and immedi...

<sarchasm>Yeah..why not? creating an OS from scratch is surely a good idea</sarchasm>. No, seriously: the idea behind requests like this is to exploit pre-exsistent software portability from a platform to another. Sure you'll have to recompile sources, but existent linux software would need small-to...

Very nice for those (like me!) too lazy to dig in sources and do error-and-retry tests a million times. Thanks for sharing.

Not enough to make a difference at serial speeds. Exactly, in paricular when you use the usart. To return up to pic power voltage, i must admit that Microchip's products are different from stock to stock and there's some exemplar that i wasn't able to program with my simple programmer, probably due...

The PIC's UART will anyway not function with the PSP's 2.5v port. The IO ports need 5v to trigger (When UART is activated on the 16f87x IO ports C6 and C7 become Tx and Rx). You'll need to pull up the voltage anyway. If it doesn't work with the UART pins for some reason, there are plenty of softwar...

Somewhere in sdk there's a tool to "compile" an image into an object that can then be linked to main executable: can't remember details because this is definitely not the way i would use images. Anyway, this is not a good idea as a rule of thumb, especially if your images are many/expensiv...

Well...a lot of time passed since the last time i flashed my keyboard, but i do remember that the chatpad used to flash lights at the connection and during programming...i'm sure you're on the right way. Just a little advice: try to flash the keyboard (without verify), then read back content and com...

Sorry, dude...don't know if there's a low-level "hidden" way to do that, but surely i can tell you there isn't an easy way to do what you want, and that's because you can't communicate directly with I/O port but you have to dialogue with an USART, so you can do on I/O port what the USART l...

Download pspsdk sources: there are no better documentation. In that package you should even find a txt file with the command codes GU uses to communicate with GE chip.

Having separate groundings for different lines of the same device is a finesse... usually connecting one of the grounds is enough for most applications: try connecting grounds together.

Capture the audio in software, prevent it from playing through the output

...Maybe you could simply hook some waveform playing api function...

User mode functions don't use syscalls.... Although he could just patch the functions to syscall into his kernel module, instead of hooking it with another user module. Honestly: i never thought this way, that's interesting.... but there could be severe problems in the common case where one has to ...

Syscalls are a way to call kernel stuff from user world. So -if i understood it well- there is no syscall table regarding user functions and hence you cannot patch a user function via syscall table because you won't find an entry for your user function. You must find the function address and substit...

Codes of the two world are not directly portable, but they work in a very similar manner, so i would definitely raccomend you to learn openGl: it is an enstabilished standard and it will help you understand how the most graphical hardware works, including PSP's GE.

You can use a simple follower derived from PID controller: for each axis, ca += &#40;ra - ca&#41;*k; where: ca = computed axis (the one you will use) ra = real axis (the position you readed from hw) k = a constant between 0 and 1 (the lower, the slower) each of the members need to be float o...

I cannot remember how man times i repeated this (specifically on THAT italian site's board)... No one needs to use a max level shifter to enstabilish communication between the PSP and a microcontroller. New Microchip's microampere technology allow us to power chip directly from SIO (the fact that my...

Sorry to insist on this but no. There's no way someone reading a minimum of 2-3 pages or posts on this topic could confuse a usb port with SIO. You're lazy and i was kidding about this, fullstop. No one will kill you for this anyway :)

There's only a word to describe your attitude: laziness. If you bothered to search, not only you would have found that SIO equals to Serial Input Output, but you would have found dozens of projects involving SIO for debug or to attach keyboards, to connect with external devices such as barcode reade...

very very nice...thank you for sharing: will surely use something like this.

Dariusc123456 wrote:There's
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There is more, but not everyone of them can be access just like that.

O_o

I don't know if i have well understood, but Torch, do you have any suggestion on how to find already loaded OSKs?

mmhh.. i think i misunderstood the sentence

I want to use prx's from other applications like maybe irshell or other things

Let's say i meant :you dont' have ALWAYS to decrypt a prx to use it...

Again: be kind, please; no need to be ironic...if you could make you request better understandable, we would at least point you ~User~ somewhere else in the net; because this is definitely not the place to ask what -and the way- you do. It's not arrogance: it's only that you would never go to the bu...