Brook Zero-Pi Fighting Board Overview & Install
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
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Unboxing / Overview / Install of Brook’s new Zero-Pi Fighting Board arcade controller PCB. Captured live from my 12/3/19 Twitch stream.
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Can I use this to replace my home PCB board for the Madcatz TE Round 1 for PC?
@@vlefteris sure why not
@@jonyfraze Thanks a lot!
Supurb! Love that you tested it with SFV as no one in RUclips is testing cheaper boards with sfv, exactly what I was looking for :)
That was awesome and super fast! This is defintely a godsend for PC/Steam players!!
Finally I can replace those crappy zero delay boards on my PC fightstick builds.
yeah ive used em in the past as well. basically you get what you pay for.
Curious what fighting games you're playing on Linux
@@alexj0101 Tekken 7 and USF4 work perfectly in Linux but I also have a dedicated Win10 machine for SFV and others. Also emulation is great in Linux.
@@fgc-linux1650 Good to know. Thanks, might have to take a look again at a steam machine.
Glad I held off on buying a PS3/PS4 board for my hitbox build. I play almost exclusively on PC. Good to see a low cost pcb with higher quality than the Zero Delay coming out.
I'm looking to build my first fightstick (Hitbox setyle) and most likely this will be the PCB I'll use.
how did it go?
@@julienandrus4169 It worked great. It worked the second I connected it and it worked on the FG I had installed. Can recommend if you plan to play on PC or Switch, as this board is not compatible with Xbox and only works on PS1-3
@@XmortoxX1990 Great! I plan on using it for switch, with a mix of keyboard keys and arcade buttons
@@julienandrus4169Go for it. If you have any questions you can to r/Fightsticks
They've been very helpful in my experience
@@XmortoxX1990 yeah, I'm very excited! thanks!
Nice addition for the brooks family !!
we still need a deeper test regarding delay (compare to the old version....).
by the way, what's the name of your very nice metal case ?? It looks pretty cool !!! :-)
feels on par with UFB but ill need to do a proper lag test to confirm when i have time. case is a fightstick asia metal case (now out of business).
thanks for the information... too bad it's out of business.
Don't have any advise on a "similar" good metal case ?? (when you want to do your joystick yourself....)
www.trfightstick.com
thanks again for the tip ! :-)
jonyfraze any updates?
I was all gearing up to get a UFB to make my new stick I'm building soon "future proof" in case covid ends and I can hit up some locals again but uh ... since all I actually play at home is PC and Switch maybe I should just grab one of these for now and lower that price a bunch. Can always swap it out later if I really need to. Thanks for the video!
That’s a good call. FYI they brook converted work with it so you can pick up one of those for tourneys
Thanks for video. Still a bit confusing how to wire the buttons up.
Thank for the video... what are the M5 adhesive mounts you used those look super useful!
focusattack.com/3mm-hole-low-profile-adhesive-pcb-feet-set-of-4/
Ik I may sound stupid but if I have the daisy chain connections for all the buttons and one end is in a ground where do I put the other end that has the prong at the end?
Sounds like you just have an extra quick disconnect in the chain. Doesn’t technically need to be plugged in if all the buttons have a signal and a ground.
I just pre ordered it my main reasons for getting it is because of latency im still using the original madcatz te and that on pc feel like a half or more frame slower than xbox or ps4 pad
Can anyone tell me if I would be able to wire this up to a Dreamcast through the rj45 connector and a spliced Dreamcast cable?
No this one won’t work. You’ll need the new Brook Retro board coming out: www.reddit.com/r/fightsticks/s/r3gaG9ntze
Great video, can you use this in a Pandora’s box? Does it include xinput (native)
You’d have to wire it up the the Jamma harness for the Pandora’s box but it is possible and yes xinput on pc.
Cómo activo El turbo mode de mi placa Brook Fighter ZERO-PI. .? Saludos 🙋🏻♂️🇪🇨
Have you ever had input interference with aftermarket usb cables for these boards? I built 3 sticks with the UFB and none of the A-B usb cables do not come with the ferrite beads that I see all stock fight sticks come with them installed and Ive been telling myself "I keep dropping these combos, I need to get good" but Im starting to think I may need these ferrite beads on the cables... Do you have a way to test this?
Tanner from all my experience using Brook PCBs I’ve never experienced anything like what you are describing. I typically use the USB cables from mono price, they have a decent amount of shielding.
@@jonyfraze can you recommend a good 2 player stick
If your only playing on PC, Is there any point in getting the UFB over this? This is waaaay cheaper and I don't care about compatibility with other platforms.
Nope...
@@jonyfraze Cheers. that'll save me wasting money on a board I don't need. I was just worried this might be slower or something.
Has anyone plugged this into a phone (android), kinda Wana build a button box for a few games.
Sorry I am a little late but what kind of cables do I need If I have no screw terminal and dont have access to a 20 Pin Harness for the buttons and etc.? :)
26 gauge wire is standard
Do you know if i can make this board work with PS4 if i use a Mayflash Magic s Pro 2?
brook zero pi or gp 2040 ec which one is better?
Right now the GP2040 has a leg up on performance and features, hopefully Brook will come up with an update to match.
Have you compared it to Brook UFB in terms of speed?
feels on par, but ill need to confirm when i have time.
jonyfraze any updates?
@@winkawak It's $25, just get one. Anything from brook is better than any proprietary PCB, that's for sure.
@@winkawak ufb is faster but only by 3 ms
can this been used with a brook adapter? The zero delay pcb has that compatibility with the brook ps4 adapter, but I'd buy this in a heartbeat if it can do that.
Good question.. Just tested it on the white ps3-ps4 adapter for you and it works like a charm..
@@jonyfraze oh snap that's all I needed to hear! Thanks for checking.
Was looking at the Pico Fighting Boards when I came across these. look way simpler even though the Picos are supposed to be lower input latency.
My understanding is the input latency between the two is less than 1ms.
Anyone ever use them both able to confirm?
Currently using the Zero Delay ones on my cabinet with a Raspberry Pi 3, and wanting to know if it was worth switching.
Yeah the pico is amazing
@@jonyfraze Does the Pico work on Retropie?
Is it possible to screw two separate buttons into the down input terminal on this pcb to have two separate down buttons, i want to add an extra button under my X/A button on my mixbox
Yes
@@jonyfrazethanks, i just bought the harness ffs, didnt see your comment😂
@@jonyfrazeso ill have 4 wires going into one pcb terminal?
If using the screw terminal, 2 wires into Down. And you can ground anywhere on the board. Keep in mind you can also tap into the 20 pin cable instead of the screw terminals.
@@jonyfrazeah so i can still just put for example my two x button wires into the x button terminal and the same with all my other buttons and put one wire from any button into the ground slot and they will all work?
can this support two players or do i have to buy two of the zero-pi pcbs?
Need two.
@@jonyfraze oh ok
Did i understand correctly - you can't just plug in Sanwa stick and buttons in this board, it's necessary to buy brook cable. Is that right?
There’s a new version with screw terminals!
@@jonyfraze too late, already ordered this one
The one you will receive should have both options. The one shown in the video was only in production for a few months before they made the new version.
@@jonyfraze i ordered the $35 version without the screw terminal, and a Brook fighting cable, so I'm fine
Gotcha
I do not see any color coded diagram for soldering the J15 Playstation 1/2 wires to the board. Is there any tutorial or image that says which color goes where?
I guess not.
Can anyone tell me what the adhesive "screws" he used on the pcb are called? I can't find them anywhere
focusattack.com/3mm-hole-low-profile-adhesive-pcb-feet-set-of-4/
You could always just add in terminals or header pins and not solder to the board directly
I really dont understand this control board. I have the generic zero delay in my hitbox and it works perfectly fine.
The input lag on those generic boards are atrocious. I've dropped combos in USF4 with those boards thinking my timing was off but the lag from those crappy boards really punish you in fighting games with 1 framers like USF4. I've replaced my PC fightstick with the Brook Zero Pi and the input lag issues went away. Lesson- you get what you pay for.
@@fgc-linux1650 good to know
Main reason for Brook use is SOCD cleaning, and X-in input for PC. Also, cheap zero delay encoders don’t work with brook converters
@@tylerbeard4092 they work fine my man. The "cheap" $9 board plugs into the brook ps3>ps4 converter to function like a ps4 controller all for $39 total.
Can you upgrade the firmware i don't see how on brooks website for this particular board?
at the moment they dont have an updated firmware. do you need to reflash it?
jonyfraze No I just thought you could update it thanks.
did that adhesive come with the pcb in the box?
No
@@jonyfraze hey, thanks for the reply man I appreciate it! [
Wow will this work for PlayStation classic?
not officially. however brook may update the firmware to work with other products in the future.
HI ALL, does anyone know if this works with Samurai Shodown PC, It's the only game that my crap zero encoder won't work with, probably time for an upgrade.
It’s x-input so yes
@@jonyfraze thankyou!
Hello, what is the name and where can I find this arcade box?
Fightstick Asia Case (now out of busness)
So actually u wont feel any imput lag from em?
Brook products have the lowest latency.
@@jonyfraze I was wondering comparing ufb how much zero-pi have delay cuz its really cheaper than ufb even i gotta play only on PC..😂 But thanks for replying, and ur really doing cool stuffs with other videos👍👍
Hi guys how can i active the turbo mode no this board ? Thx
Wire a Button to J8 Section (signal and ground). Hold down the button and press the button you want turbo to be active on. J11 Section is to wire an LED indicator for the turbo.
How many ms input lag of this brook board?
Haven’t had time to measure the input lag but I can’t feel any difference between this and the UFB.
Can i build hitbox style with this board?
Of course
@@jonyfraze thx
Does anyone know if this works on Linux?
It’s definitely possible since it outputs as xinput. For instance the steam deck accepts it and that’s a Linux based OS.
BRASIL?