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animex2
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0.  Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 2:37 pm Post subject: Problem with non responding arrow |
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Dance Dance Revolution DDR Metal PS / PS2 Dance Pad V 3.0 is the name i have, the link to it is http://ddrgame.com/ddrmetalpad.html somthing like one of those
up down and right work, but the left arrow doesnt work
i tried toubhing the thing the arrow touches with a peice of metal, nothing, got an arrow and touched the 2 solder points togeather that are soldered to the thing the arrow touches, nothing
i cant figure out waht is wrong with my pad, could it be a wire is dosconnected somewhere? alot of the wodden peices are stapeled to it so i wont be able to take it apart too much, all i can really do is remove the arrows and some metal sheilding, how would i go about fixing this? |
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ceraf
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| 1. Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 3:43 pm Post subject: |
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you may have to take it apart until you get the actual circuit board to check for loose connections. It's probably going to be hard, but it may fix your pad.
one thing you could do is sacrifice a diagonal button and rewire it to the left button. messy, but doable.
did the left arrow stop working after playing for a while, or did it come broken? |
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animex2
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| 2. Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 4:05 pm Post subject: |
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| ceraf wrote: | you may have to take it apart until you get the actual circuit board to check for loose connections. It's probably going to be hard, but it may fix your pad.
one thing you could do is sacrifice a diagonal button and rewire it to the left button. messy, but doable.
did the left arrow stop working after playing for a while, or did it come broken? |
i got it december 2004 ;p so its worked fine for a good year and a half |
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DarkCore
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| 3. Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 11:30 am Post subject: |
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| animex2 wrote: | | ceraf wrote: | you may have to take it apart until you get the actual circuit board to check for loose connections. It's probably going to be hard, but it may fix your pad.
one thing you could do is sacrifice a diagonal button and rewire it to the left button. messy, but doable.
did the left arrow stop working after playing for a while, or did it come broken? |
i got it december 2004 ;p so its worked fine for a good year and a half |
Woah, a Tx-2000/Tx-1000 lasted for a year and a half? That's a first. |
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videoCWK!
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| 4. Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 11:38 am Post subject: |
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| DarkCore wrote: | | animex2 wrote: | | ceraf wrote: | you may have to take it apart until you get the actual circuit board to check for loose connections. It's probably going to be hard, but it may fix your pad.
one thing you could do is sacrifice a diagonal button and rewire it to the left button. messy, but doable.
did the left arrow stop working after playing for a while, or did it come broken? |
i got it december 2004 ;p so its worked fine for a good year and a half |
Woah, a Tx-2000/Tx-1000 lasted for a year and a half? That's a first. |
It's a sign of the apocalypse, damnit. Soon all the CF's in the world will begin to suck and that will officially mark the beginning of the apocalypse. |
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