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Fosiya 1 Player LED Arcade DIY Kits USB Encoder to PC Joystick + 10 x LED Chrome Arcade Buttons for PC, MAME, Raspberry Pi, Windows
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About Fosiya 1 Player LED Arcade DIY Kits USB Encoder To
roduct Description 1.Each Encoder have its own USB Cable to make sure that Multiplayer can play the games in the same condition! 2.The Joystick is a square 8 way professional joystick! 3.The buttons are Chrome 5V LED Illuminated push buttons with build-in Blue switch inside. 4.The buttons default as lighted all the time. 5.Joystick hole diameter: 24mm, large button hole diameter: 28-30mm Package Included 1x Zero Delay LED USB Encoder 1x USB Cable 1x 5Pin wires for Joystick 10x 3Pin wires for LED Push Buttons 2x Chrome 30mm Ring-Fixing LED White Push Buttons (1 Player + 2x Coin) 8x Chrome 30mm Ring-Fixing LED Push Buttons (2x Red, 2x Yellow, 2x Blue, 2x Green) 1x 5Pin Square 8 way joystick 1x Install Description Tips for installation 1. Plese read our user manual before starting your diy actions. 2. It's very important! Connect Joystick's 5Pin cable to the 5Pin slot that opposite the USB-B terminal. A lot people connect the joystick to the wrong 5Pin slot. 3. There is no need separate the button's functions when you connect wire to push buttons and encoder board exept you want add " Auto-Fire", " Tubro", "Clear" & " Mode" Functions.All the fight button functions can be set in MAME or RetroPie. "Auto-Fire", "Tubro","Clear" & "Mode" Functions have its own slot on the encoder board. 4. For Professional Players. We suggest your change all the buttons and joysticks into SANWA Brand or SEIMITSU Brand. Tips for New User: 1. The item need work with MAME emulator. So before your build your own project, please download one to work with the parts. 2. If you use this kit to build your own Raspberry Pi Retropie Projects. Please search the steps before your DIY.
