Brook PS3 - PS4 - PC Fighting Board and Paradise Breakout Board / Overview Mount and Solder

Overview of the Brook PS3/PS4 PC fighting board. We take a look at both of these boards, mount and solder them together. Join me in the next video where we will put this in a joystick.
Purchase Links:
www.paradisearcadeshop.com
Manufacturer Product Page:
www.brookaccessory.com/detail/...
Firmware and Downloads:
www.brookaccessory.com/downloa...

[@Solar.Yellow]

Do you need to have the ps button wired to turn it on and select user and all that just like a ps4 controller? Or is it just connect and play?

[@nostalgiaholic777]

hey ! mine has USB_PS360 and USB_OTHER
solded already can you tell me Whcih USB should i connect ?
what happend if i connected to USB_PS360 ? will i get 360 controller ?

[@Fundando]

No. Those connections are for the updated version only. They are used to dual mod using a PS360 PCB

[@Mr.ShyGuy96]

what gauge wire is used for the screw terminals?

[@Fundando]

I use 20 and 22 gauge for everything

[@harriyama]

I bought the board but the paradise breakout thing is out of stock, got any tutorials on how to just use the brooks board?

[@harriyama]

I'm actually complete lost I only have the board on the left, if anyone scrolls past this comment please reply about what I can do, I've spent hours on the internet and can't find anything, and the board on the right that I would solder my original board to is not in stock anywhere

[@Fundando]

It’s basically the same layout except you have to solder in the wire directly to the board. The sub connector will require a little google search to see how your usb cable conects. It’s not too hard of a job if your handy with a soldering iron.

[@harriyama]

@@Fundando Hey! Thanks for the quick reply! I ended up buying 20 of these wires:
www.focusattack.com/spare-japanese-style-110-harness-for-zero-delay-usb-encoder-pcb/
I was wondering, do I break off the white plastic with scissors and the solder the wire to the board? Also I don't have a daisy chain I'm assuming I can just solder both wires from the board onto the buttons, is that a safe bet?

[@nerdyneedsalife8315]

I soldered the buttons and lever without the breakout. A little difficult if you're a newcomer like me. In case you didn't do it yet, get thin silver core solder. That will save your biscuit.

[@Brynhildrify]

does this work for te2+?

[@hectorlgarciamartinez690]

Yes

[@avalles3]

Well you would be replacing the original te2 pcb and installing this to it instead. So yeah it will work

[@wilaswesley4988]

does this work on pc ?

[@Fundando]

yes