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I am not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but I don't know where to go. My OGX360 is currently using an 8bitdo Wireless USB Adapter (see https://www.8bitdo.com/usb-adapter-ps1-classic) to connect with an Xbox One controller. I tried to sync an Xbox Series X controller with it, but it failed to pair. Since this could be a limitation of the 8bitdo adapter, would my Xbox Series X controller successfully pair if I switch to the official Microsoft Xbox Wireless Adapter? Thank you.
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So I finally ordered two complete OGX360 sets, one for each of my OG Xbox consoles. When looking for the usb wireless adapter (the only thing the kit doesn't come with besides a controller), they are freaking expensive. I can't find the OEM Microsoft accessories for less than $40 each refurbished. There are plenty of generic ones, but considering how hit or miss the aftermarket wired controllers are for the OG Xbox, I am apprehensive to buy non OEM accessories. Does anyone have experience with the aftermarket 360 wireless adapters that can shed some light on whether they work as they are
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https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=317852276104662&id=100036396753085 Hello fellow Xbox enthusiasts! I had some spare time this week and thought I'd pump out some PCBs to assist with the internal OGX360 installation that uses RELAYS. (The ogx360 was designed by Ryan Wendland and it allows you to use modern wireless controllers with the original Xbox. It's something that I really can't live without these days. lol.) You can certainly install the ogx360 without relays. In fact, Ryan designed a very nice (and tiny) USB Breakout Board for them and I've got all the
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I finally got the parts for internal mounting of the OGx360, but i am not sure what to do with the reciever. Anyone got good ideas for where to put it internally, and in that case, how to get to the sync button easily? Is external mount best?
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I'm wanting to use other controllers on my OG Xbox. Controllers such as Xbox 360 and ideally Xbox One controllers. Everyone seems to recommend ogx360, but that seems to require a custom PCB and I'm not sure where to buy it. Alternatively, there's ripdajacker's project, which seems to be less polished but it also appears to support more controllers and only requires a raspberry pi and an atmega32u4 board, which are off-the-shelf parts. What are the differences between these two projects? Which is best? Thanks
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I’m selling my ogx360 it’s the 4 player option I’m including the receiver and controller to USB adapter to so your all set to use i haven’t used but once there isn’t any issues it is a cool product shout out to Ryan for making it but i just really been only using my wire controller so I prefer some one to have it and use it instead of just sitting there I bought the receiver new paid 30 dollars for it it’s an official Xbox receiver I paid almost 100 dollars altogether I’m asking 80 shipped
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FS: Decided to go a different route with things so I've decided I would post this here first, as I know there are some trying to get their hands on one. ogx360. Originally ordered from Ryan (the creator of the ogx360) and received last week. It's setup for 2 controllers currently. Paid a little under $70 with shipping but selling for $60 via paypal shipped within the US. https://github.com/Ryzee119/ogx360/blob/master/README.md
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Board startup date: April 23, 2017 12:45:48