How about getting a replacement joy con slider then and bridge pin 1 and 2 at the flex cable solder points would that trigger rcm
That's what I'm going to do. I ordered one from Amazon for about £11.
How about getting a replacement joy con slider then and bridge pin 1 and 2 at the flex cable solder points would that trigger rcm
But maybe it works for the pin 10 as the LovingYoung said the following:If you are implying that you can use your human body as the ground for pin 10. It will not work, or at least would be unreliable. It's hard to say for sure without 1) testing 2) knowing the input impedance and pull up value on pin 10. Though, in most normal designs where the pull up impedance is likely 10k or 100k it wouldn't work reliably as the human body is usually in the hundreds of kohms (mostly skin resistance) It's 10k or lower when pressed hard, sweaty or otherwise moist.
Personally I think the jigs are a very bad idea and people are likely to have pin connection problems with the joycon down the road as the pins are over stressed and the plating is damaged due to fretting and scratching by materials like steel (paper clip). The pins in the switch are likely beryllium copper, or phosphor bronze (both softish but springy) with a nickle followed by gold plating (hardish but still pretty soft). They aren't going to hold up super well over the medium term.
Not really, In a long time, I'm holding the other edge of the wire, act as GND by myself.
But maybe it works for the pin 10 as the LovingYoung said the following:
How do you enter RCM, do you put a cable on pin 10 rail and touch the other tip of the cable or what???Not really, In a long time, I'm holding the other edge of the wire, act as GND by myself.
I used a rail and put it inside a gutted joycon strap, looks and works great
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I’d try to use copper. Copper is a nice “softish” metal.This is why I'm not a fan of using paperclips, the metal is pretty hard and abrasive.
Yeah, pure copper without any sort of enamel coating is my preference.I’d try to use copper. Copper is a nice “softish” metal.