

Then select the "Device Memory Slots" tab. Under "Device Options", check "Disable memory slot selection using the controller". Make sure "Device Monitor", "Device memory slots" and "Device Configuration" are checked.Īt bottom right, select the "Device Configuration" tab. Use a micro-USB cable to connect the Titan Two PROG port to a USB port of your computer.įrom the main menu, select View. Set up Titan Two to convert the signals of the Densha de Go! controller to the ones that the game expectsĬonnect the Arduino Leonardo to Titan Two USB port Input A via a micro-USB cable. Simply plug the Densha de Go! controller to the Mayflash adapter. Replace arduino-1.8.6\hardware\tools\avr\bin\avrdude.exe and arduino-1.8.6\hardware\tools\avr\etc\nf with the ones that you find in the download.ĭownload and install the following Arduino libraries. To do this, download its latest version at its official site. Note that you may need to fix the avrdude install in the Arduino IDE. * PlayStation 1 controller pin 7 (CLK) -> Arduino Leonardo digital port 4 Set up Arduino IDE * PlayStation 1 controller pin 6 (ATT) -> Arduino Leonardo digital port 5 * PlayStation 1 controller pin 5 (VCC) -> Arduino Leonardo port 3.3V * PlayStation 1 controller pin 4 (GND) -> Arduino Leonardo port GND * PlayStation 1 controller pin 2 (CMD) -> Arduino Leonardo digital port 11 * PlayStation 1 controller pin 1 (DATA) -> Arduino Leonardo digital port 12 Using the jumper cable, connect the Densha de Go! controller with the Arduino Leonardo. Do this if you are using PS1 Densha de Go! controller.
