"Virtual" Joystick on analog port (jack)

PedroDesRobots · Sep 21, 2019

Hello everyone,

I have an engineering question concerning joystick with SRRT jack.

Is it possible to send some analog value on R1 and R2 without connecting S and T ?

I mean to use an analog signal generated from a specific source but without power it by the jack interface.

This figure could help to understand my case, imagine it without potentiometer but replace them by 2 sources which generate an analog signal similar :

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Finally, only R2 and R1 will be connected. Is it feasible or completely wrong (need voltage reference for calibration)?

If you need more details, let me in touch.

Best,

:)

XBF Crystal P

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PedroDesRobots

Erratum: R1 and T connected and S and R2 not connected

Note: we can put a fake resistance of 10 KOhms between S and R2 and to send an analog signal through R1 and T

DEEZFIRENUTZ007

The analog joystick... Cursor going in any direction it wants to ... Without touching the joystick... You can calibrate your joysticks... Or re-center them... There is a setting somewhere in the 360... Calibrate analog joysticks or calibration settings for
joystick... Calibrate your joystick... I have seen it before but cannot locate now

But it resets or recenters/realigns your joysticks so it doesnt drift all over your page... Your cursor

IsaacClarkeSNL

Well, in general you just need to buy a new analog joystick for 5 bucks.

NVissah

I'm in the same boat pal. My speakerset only supports analog audio, so here's what I'm going to do: Connect the Xbox One to the tv, connect a 3.5mm jack cable to my tv's headphone port, and the other end into my 3.5mm jack to RCA splitter, which is connected
to my speakerset. I hope this helps you out, too.

"Virtual" Joystick on analog port (jack)