Quickshot Starfighter 1 - Revision history

>Catmando at 20:49, 22 September 2015

2015-09-22T20:49:40Z

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	The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers are compatible with the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and most computers/consoles (Sega Master System, MSX, Atari and Amiga) that use a 9 pin style (DB9) joystick port.		The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers (Model QS-127) are compatible with the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and most computers/consoles (Sega Master System, MSX, Atari and Amiga) that use a 9 pin style (DB9) joystick port.

	==Testing Basic Controller Functionality==		==Testing Basic Controller Functionality==

>Catmando at 20:40, 22 September 2015

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	The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers are compatible with the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and most computers/consoles (Sega Master System, MSX, Atari and Amiga) that use a 9 pin style joystick port.		The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers are compatible with the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and most computers/consoles (Sega Master System, MSX, Atari and Amiga) that use a 9 pin style (DB9) joystick port.

	==Testing Basic Controller Functionality==		==Testing Basic Controller Functionality==

>Catmando: /* Images */

2015-09-22T20:38:54Z

Images

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	Packaging		Packaging

			<gallery>
			Image:Quickshot_StarFighter_1_Box_Front.jpg
			Image:Quickshot_StarFighter_1_Box_Rear.jpg
			Image:Quickshot_StarFighter_1_Box_Left.jpg
			Image:Quickshot_StarFighter_1_Box_Right.jpg
			</gallery>

>Catmando at 20:34, 22 September 2015

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			==Images==

			Packaging

>Catmando at 20:20, 22 September 2015

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	! DB9 (Grey Cable)		! DB9 (Grey Cable)
	! DB9 (Black Cable)		! DB9 (Black Cable)
	! ~~Nintendo~~ (Grey Cable)		! NES (Grey Cable)
	! ~~Nintendo~~ (Black Cable)		! NES (Black Cable)
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>Catmando: /* Testing Basic Controller Functionality */

2015-09-22T20:19:53Z

Testing Basic Controller Functionality

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	==Testing Basic Controller Functionality==		==Testing Basic Controller Functionality==

	The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers use the same IR (Infrared) technology as a standard TV remote control. It is therefore possible to test the basic functionality of each controller using a digital camera which can see IR light (IR light is invisible to to the human eye). Firstly insert new batteries into each controller, switch the controllers to the 'autofire' or 'off auto' position to activate them. Then use a digital camera and aim the lens at the front edge of the controller. Press the buttons on the controller and you should see two lights pulse behind the screen (it helps if you are a darkened room). Try each button to make sure you get light pulse (you also have to press the buttons quite hard) from each button that is pressed.		The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers use the same IR (Infrared) technology as a standard TV remote control. It is therefore possible to test the basic functionality of each controller using a digital camera which can see IR light (IR light is invisible to to the human eye). Firstly insert new batteries into each controller, switch the controllers to the 'autofire' or 'off auto' position to activate them. Then use a digital camera and aim the lens at the front edge of the controller. Press the buttons on the controller and you should see two lights pulse behind the screen (it helps if you are in a darkened room). Try each button to make sure you get light pulse (you also have to press the buttons quite hard) from each button that is pressed.

	==Breakout Cable Pin Outs==		==Breakout Cable Pin Outs==

>Catmando at 20:17, 22 September 2015

2015-09-22T20:17:47Z

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			The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers are compatible with the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and most computers/consoles (Sega Master System, MSX, Atari and Amiga) that use a 9 pin style joystick port.

	==Testing Basic Controller Functionality==		==Testing Basic Controller Functionality==

>Catmando at 20:13, 22 September 2015

2015-09-22T20:13:49Z

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	==Testing==		==Testing Basic Controller Functionality==

	The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers use the same IR (Infrared) technology as a standard TV remote control. It is therefore possible to test the basic functionality of each controller using a digital camera which can see IR light (IR light is invisible to to the human eye). Firstly insert new batteries into each controller, switch the controllers to the 'autofire' or 'off auto' position to activate them. Then use a digital camera and aim the lens at the front edge of the controller. Press the buttons on the controller and you should see two lights pulse behind the screen (it helps if you are a darkened room). Try each button to make sure you get light pulse (you also have to press the buttons quite hard) from each button that is pressed.		The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers use the same IR (Infrared) technology as a standard TV remote control. It is therefore possible to test the basic functionality of each controller using a digital camera which can see IR light (IR light is invisible to to the human eye). Firstly insert new batteries into each controller, switch the controllers to the 'autofire' or 'off auto' position to activate them. Then use a digital camera and aim the lens at the front edge of the controller. Press the buttons on the controller and you should see two lights pulse behind the screen (it helps if you are a darkened room). Try each button to make sure you get light pulse (you also have to press the buttons quite hard) from each button that is pressed.

>Catmando at 20:12, 22 September 2015

2015-09-22T20:12:23Z

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>Catmando: /* Testing */

2015-09-12T00:02:39Z

Testing

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	==Testing==		==Testing==

	The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers use the same IR (Infrared) technology as a standard TV remote control. It is therefore possible to test the basic functionality of each controller using a digital camera which can see IR light (IR light is invisible to to the human eye). Firstly insert new batteries into each controller, switch the controllers to the 'autofire' or 'off auto' position to activate them. Then use a digital camera and aim the lens at the front edge of the controller. Press the buttons on the controller and you should see two lights pulse behind the screen (it helps if you are a darkened room). Try each button to make sure you get light pulse (you also have to press the buttons quite hard).		The Quickshot Starfighter 1 wireless controllers use the same IR (Infrared) technology as a standard TV remote control. It is therefore possible to test the basic functionality of each controller using a digital camera which can see IR light (IR light is invisible to to the human eye). Firstly insert new batteries into each controller, switch the controllers to the 'autofire' or 'off auto' position to activate them. Then use a digital camera and aim the lens at the front edge of the controller. Press the buttons on the controller and you should see two lights pulse behind the screen (it helps if you are a darkened room). Try each button to make sure you get light pulse (you also have to press the buttons quite hard) from each button that is pressed.