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OGX360 - 4 channel Controller Adapter

OGX360 - 4 channel Controller Adapter

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This is an Open source controller adapter designed by Ryzee119. It plugs into the Original Xbox on all four controller ports and allows for more modern and common controllers to be used on the system. It's compatible with USB devices such as The Microsoft Xbox 360 wireless PC receiver, 8bitdo Bluetooth receivers, ChronusMax, and most wired (xinput) controllers of all Xbox generations. This device is an absolute "MUST OWN" for any fan of the Original Xbox. It really brings the ease and quality of today's wired & wireless controllers to the best generation of gaming to ever exist, with a very wide array of different controllers. The 8bitdo receiver alone is compatible with several controllers from other systems but there is also 8bitdo's own lineup of modern & retro controllers that work as well.



Features
  • Here is a demo video, from the creator, showing some of the OGX360's feature.
  • Low level programming with minimal input lag. Less than 4ms over an original controller. Here is a demo video.
  • Full rumble support on all controllers.
  • Works with Stock, Soft-mod, and Hard-mod Xboxes. It also works with Xenium and Xecuter 3 chip menus.
  • One OGX360 unit can be used on multiple boxes as long as the Master Arduino (Arduino #1) has power. (See pic)
  • Steel Battalion controller support with an Xbox 360 Chatpad using Xbox 360 Wireless Controllers. Here is a demo video.
  • Flip the axis on the right stick for those games missing axis inversion settings. (Hold the right stick in then D-PAD to invert that direction).
  • The case is 3d printed in PETG, sliced on PrusaSlicer, on 3 Anet ET4's running on Marlin 2, with dual drive extruders, and dual Z step motors. The case features a custom gel dome sticker on the top and genuine Original Xbox feet on the bottom.
  • The USB ports on Arduino's are known to have weak solder joints that can cause them to break easily. The manufacturer doesn't put enough solder on the pads to hold it properly. I make sure to add some solder to reinforce them and that does help a lot in preventing them from coming off the board so easily.  It's always best to take caution with these Arduino's and be easy on them though. If it should happen to break, please contact me as I do repairs on OGX360's. (Shipping, Parts, & Labor charges apply for repair & update services. Message me to get repair services set up.)


Whats included

    1x -- 4 channel OGX360 board set in a 3d printed case w/ genuine Xbox feet, custom gel dome jewel, and shipped in an ESD bag
    4x -- 12" (30cm) Xbox controller port to micro USB cables


Supported USB Devices

  • Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver. (Genuine and 3rd party) (Up to 4 controllers connect to one receiver)
  • 8bitdo Wireless Adapter - The list of supported controllers includes 8BitDo controllers and arcade sticks, Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One (Bluetooth), PS5, PS4, PS4 Pro, PS3, Switch Pro, Switch Joy-Con, Wii U Pro, and Wiimote. (See 8bitdo's website for the Bluetooth receiver #1 and Bluetooth receiver #2 for more information.) (Firmware updates available from 8bitdo.) (One controller per adapter, Up to 4 adapters with a powered hub)(Also see the OGX360 Issues page before buying 8bitdo BT Receiver #2, ther have been issues with multiple adapters on receiver #2)
  • ChronusMAX (See ChronusMAX's website for supported devices). Ensure it is configured to appear as an Xbox 360 Controller. (One controller per adapter, Up to 4 adapters with a powered hub)
  • Wired Xbox 360 Controllers (must be WIRED, not wireless with a Play & Charge cable) (Up to 4 with a powered hub)
  • Genuine and PDP Wired Xbox One Controllers (Up to 4 with a powered hub)
  • Hyperkin Duke Xbox One Controller
  • Most/all? controllers that are xinput compatible
  • Any Powered USB 2.0 hub should work just fine.
  • Recommended powered USB hub w/ independent power buttons for each port: "RSHTECH Powered USB 3.0 4 Port Hub"


Firmware

  • This unit has been flashed with the most up to date firmware. (V2.15 - Released June 5th, 2022)
  • Firmware can be updated over USB. No programming hardware is required.
  • See Ryzee's github for OGX360 firmware versions


Source, Credit, Licensing
  • This board and software is designed by Ryan Wendland (Ryzee119).
  • The designer of this board has no relations with the manufacturer or seller of this listing.
  • The hardware is listed under the "CERN Open Hardware Licence Version 2 - Permissive" license.
  • The firmware is listed under the "GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007" License.
  • The 3d model (STL) was designed by TEK Nemesis & TK's Custom Super Modz
  • This is an open source project free for public use.
  • All information on this project can be found on Ryzee119's OGX360 Github page.

 

Customer Review

***Note - The information in this video is mostly good. He does mention having to plug all of them in and this wrong. Port/Arduino #1 is the one that provides power to the OGX360 board. He also mentions different firmware for different functionality and this is outdated. All compatibility falls under one firmware with the newest release.
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Jim Anable
Excellent quality

The 3d printed case looks amazing and even came with rubber feet. The connection is flawless. Will be buying more from the site. Keep up the great work!

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Virgil Kellogg
Absolutely awesome

I've done Buisness here a few times and everytime I am blown away with how great the experience is. A++