GRS USB button hole spinner for MiSTer (BD Retro Mods)

[@KindaCool]

Cool controller. This reminds me a bit of the Atari Jaguar controller mod that integrated the spinner into the OEM controller for Tempest 2k. I picked up a 2007fpb to tinker with and have bumped into that signal distortion issue you were seeing as well. Apparently it’s a pretty common thing with that model. Power cycling the monitor clears it up for me sometimes. Other times power cycling the device feeding the signal clears it…

[@craigb7992]

3:26 allen key to tighten the grub screw on the spinner knob.

[@CRAZY6256]

i'm looking for a case to put the spinner in. I have the spinner and buttons, just missing case. Do you know where i can find one?

[@thall72]

Did you do anything special to get the MisterFPGA to recognize this unit as a paddle/spinner? I just got mine from the same guy and could use some pointers. Thanks!

[@serk1284]

Awesome video! Did you connect the spinner to a standard USB port or the SNAC port? Also, how did you configure the the settings on the Arkanoid core to get it to work?

[@RobNava]

Standard USB port. It also works for MAME on PC. I didn’t have to configure anything for Arkanoid. It just worked.

[@vrchillgaming]

Great video! Any chance you tried Tron (arcade) with this controller?

[@labnine3362]

With Arkanoid, do either of the buttons work for shooting? I could get it to shoot when I pushed the spinner down but the buttons did not work. This is with MiSTer. Thanks!

[@nickharris5231]

Will this work on a Pandora's Box DX?

[@ponscremator9536]

Have you tested it with the master system or 7800/2600 cores? They have some decent paddle/spinner games.

[@Speziization]

Hi! I'm interested in this spinner but can't find it on etsy?

[@Sean-vn7bt]

It is available by special request via email or from conventions.

[@inuic]

What emulator are you using?

[@properjob2311]

its MiSTer FPGA system not emulation

[@ElderKai555]

@@properjob2311it’s still a form of emulation. Emulating hardware instead of running software on top of a system OS. But yes, different.