@tmoe01 said in Dip Switch help:

Now my task to tackle will be figuring out how to flip the screen for player 2.

this part might involve dipswitches, other clones, or maybe the service menu. look for options to enable cocktail mode, etc.

Plug your controller setup in your Pi without any other controller except the keyboard, boot it up, close ES and run this

ls /dev/input/

It should show all input devices of which joysticks/joypads are shown as jsX (eg. js0, js1, ...).

If it is not present, try to look if the USB device is present with

lsusb

If a controller is present and you want to test if the device translates the PS2 buttons correctly, run this and test

jstest /dev/input/jsX

By accident I found out that a Chrome OS computer is actually better than Windows 10 for setting up a Pi because it can read Linux filesystems, meaning I have access to both the boot and rootfs partitions. I also found a few remarkable Android apps for SSH and VNC. I did, however, need a Windows device for setup...

I'm currently new to making posts on these and am wondering about if someone has found a solution yet as of March 25th, 2019. Thank you all in advance!!

It seems that at least someone did it : http://www.synack.net/~bbraun/cabinet.html

I'm looking all through the code and have a tough time pin pointing where it is located. I'm not a big C++ guy but I'm decent at reading code.

This must be fairly easy for someone who is competent in C++, anyone else I'm certain I'm not the only person interested in this idea, maybe we can all work together...