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The controller or device will read this command and any extra data, and then respond appropriately. For example, when the console wishes to write to a Controller Pak, it will send 0x03, followed by a 2 byte address, 32 bytes of data, and then the stop bit. |
The controller or device will read this command and any extra data, and then respond appropriately. For example, when the console wishes to write to a Controller Pak, it will send 0x03, followed by a 2 byte address, 32 bytes of data, and then the stop bit. |
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The default state of the data pin is HIGH. If the connected device isn't in the process of sending a signal, it should not default to sending a HIGH signal (either set to LOW for reading, high-impedance, or disconnect). Wrongly setting the pin HIGH may disrupt the console and will prevent intermediate devices from reading any console signals. |
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== Command List == |
== Command List == |
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