Playstation PS1/PS2 Blueretro Esp32 Enclosure
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Small enclosure/case for an esp32 flashed with Blueretro, to use with a playstation 1/2 compatible controller cable
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To make this adapter you'll need:
x4 M3 nuts
x4 M3x14mm screws
x1 Controller cable for PS1/PS2 (I used one from a generic controller)
x1 Esp32 of the following form factor (see picture below)
I recommend testing it after flashing it because the next step is to remove the micro usb connector as there's no room for it in the enclosure
This is the schematic I used for my build, credits to whoever corresponds it:
Note: It is highly recommended to note that the esp32 model featured in this schematic has a different layout for the pins, use the reference and find where the corresponding gpio is placed in the esp32 used by this build instead of following by pin count, read the silkscreen of the particular model being used in this build to avoid any potential issues
Something else worth commenting is that the 8v wire is not used here, some people prefer using it with a linear voltage regulator to step it down to 5v but the board works safely while being powered by the 3.5v line directly in the 3v3 pin of the esp32
After it's proven to work, next step is to print the buttons and place them alongside the board in the shell, tolerances may vary so it's needed to clean up all surfaces inside the shell from imperfections or plastic residues to ensure the board fits without issues and remains easy to remove, same applies for the buttons and after that, it's ready to use
Model tested succesfully in my PS1 SCPH-1001 and PS2 SCPH-30001
Printed in generic PETG for all the parts used