A DIY adapter that can receive input from a logitech wheel and output as an GameCube Speed Force wheel with Force FeedBack.
This is currently untested as I do not have hardware to try on. Was being developed and tested on a gamecube but my console does not read discs anymore and my wii does not work. I did tested it months ago with F-Zero GX and it was working as expected.
Requires a Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040) board, USB OTG adapter and a male GC connector.
| GameCube | Pico |
|---|---|
| 5V | VBUS |
| GND | GND |
| Data | GP 0 |
| 3.3V | GP 1 |
USB wheel should connect to pico using a USB OTG adapter.
Joybus (gamecube) pins can be customized. The 3.3v connection is optional. It can be used to detect if the device is connected to a GC console or to a PC If not wired, must comment out the code that handles it.
Firmware builds under Arduino IDE.
Required libs. Install using Arduino IDE.
arduino-pico (3.9.4)
Pico-PIO-USB (0.5.3)
Adafruit_TinyUSB_Arduino (3.3.4)
Configure IDE as:
- Board: Raspberry Pi Pico
- CPU Speed: 133MHz
- USB Stack: Adafruit TinyUSB host (native)
Logitech USB input code from my other project. lgff_wheel_adapter
JonnyHaystack and RobertDaleSmith for joybus-pio.
Xbox (XINPUT) driver by Ryzee119.
Code and wiring directions are provided to you 'as is' and without any warranties. Use at your own risk.
