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You are shorting your n64 3.3v and Gnd and are blowing the polyfuse. Check your connection |
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Interesting. I've checked using a multimeter 2x. :/ I'll check again. |
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FYI, I got it working. I retried multiple times. It just didn't work. I'm not sure why, but once I removed the breakout board and soldered directly it worked. 🤷♂️ Same connections, same layout, just without the extra board. I looked at the breakout board and it looks fine. KeeYees 2pcs ESP32 Breakout Board GPIO 1 into 2 for 38PIN No Mounting Hole Version ESP32 Development Board https://a.co/d/fpMOL6n |
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So I'm attempting to use a single controller input for now. Will expand to 4 once I get the proof of concept working.
I'm using an official ESP32 board. I have connected all 3 controller wires. I have verified the GND, DATA, and 3V wires are all correct with a multimeter. However when I go to connect to the N64, it crashes. Power light will flash then go black. I won't be able to turn the n64 back on for a few minutes.
What have I done wrong and how can I fix it? I've tried a search for similar discussion. The only relevant thing I found was someone saying they needed to use the USB cable. I tried that too. Same results.
Blue retro 1.8.3
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