When adding a controller, name the adapter you use (or 'none'), the controller type (what console it's for, if any, or if it's for PC), and then list the buttons as best you can with the addresses. I've said this a million times, but i finally got around to it.

> > > > Driver Installation Instructions Mac OS Installation Instructions: Click to download FTDI Drivers for Mac OS Visit the FTDI website for instructions for installing the USB-to-Serial drivers on a Mac OS computer: Windows XP Installation Instructions: Click to download FTDI Drivers for Windows • Before plugging your new converter into your computer, make sure that any existing old drivers for the FTDI chips set have been removed. Do this by going to the Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel and find any listing of 'FTDI drivers' and remove it. If you have any older USB-to-Serial Converters using the FTDI chip set, you can remove them now.

• From the Optec Install disk or from clicking on the FTDI Driver link above, download and run the executable setup program. This setup program is for Windows operating systems: 2000, XP, Vista, and 7. You will not see any message if the program loads successfully. • After running the setup program, you can now plug in one of your FTDI chipset USB-to-Serial converters. To find the COM number that was selected for each USB-to-Serial converter, go to your Device Manager (PATH: My Computer - Control Panel - Systems - Hardware) and check to see the COM port number listed under Ports (COM & LPT). See the diagram above which has COM7 selected for the USB-to-Serial Converter.

You can then plug your other converters in one at a time to see which COM number have been selected for those. • IMPORTANT NEW INFORMATION: There have been some recent changes with the firmware installed in the USB-to-Serial converters that Optec supplies after July 2007 that may require an additional computer setting to be modified.

If you do not see the COM port number in the Device Manager screen as in step 3, but do see messages that indicated that the USB-to-Serial converter is installed and ready, then the VCP (Virtual COM Port) box must be checked. Examine the image at the left and see that no COM port number has been selected. Open the line item 'Universal Serial Bus controllers' and select properties for the'USB Serial Converter' line item. Select the 'Advanced' tab as shown in the third image at the left and check the 'Load VCP' box. Unplug the USB-to-Serial converter and then plug it back in.

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Left 4 dead 2.exe no steam. You should see the COM port number appear under Ports as described in step 3. This will affect all converters that are connected.

Short version- no. Longer version. Some controllers are USB, some are USB in all but port shape, some are otherwise known protocols (bluetooth or 360's thing when done right) and others are entirely custom. The GC was entirely custom meaning you need some logic somewhere. If you are dead set against tearing into the controller it gets more tricky still, by the way I do not believe there is anything at the connector end of the cable so you can slice into the cable and stick in a few wires to do what you like with. I am afraid I do not know what a sacrificial gamecube will get you beyond a way to have a female port. Click to expand.Go to the section labeled 'Schematics' and you have a circuit diagram.

Build the circuit. The GC controller requires 3.3v as well as 5v, so you also need a 3.3v regulator that isn't really shown on the main schematic (except that the 3.3v output hooks up to the data line pull-up resistor in the upper right of the schematic), but it does power the 3.3v Vcc supply line on the controller. You'll also need an AVR programmer to program the microcontroller. This is how you build what you want to build. If you can't or don't want to do this, then you'll just have to settle for buying one.