Magicbox XFPS help

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  1. Niabi

    Niabi Member

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    Hello all, I am new to posting on the forum, but I have been lurking for a while :) hopefully you guys can assist me on this problem I have. So I got my Original Xbox on 2004, and a few days later I got this (http://images.esellerpro.com/2261/W/919/5/lrgscalemagicxfps.jpg) its an original (I believe its the first version) MagicBox XFPS. Thing is, I don't think I ever tested it, or used it.

    well now I want to make a custom Fightstick and thought that instead of hacking a controller I could use this, thing is, it does not work! I tried several different keyboards and it does not respond to any key presses. I believe pressing some F function keys the modes would change, but no matter which F key I press the thing does nothing, led turns on, but otherwise is dead.

    anyone knows if I need to do something else to make this work? I can't hardly find any info on this, other than a few reviews that mention not much about it. Or is mine just FUBAR? I have a Softmoded Xbox 1.6 if that matters

    Edit: I forgot to mention, the XFPS does get detected in the "Controller Test" program, but it does not register any presses

    TL;DR; MagicBox XFPS does not work, help?
     
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    "Which buttons on the keyboard the controller buttons map to are chosen by selecting F9, F10, or F11 on the keyboard. Which interface is currently in use is indicated by a light on the Magicbox itself. The "Blue Light" (F9) interface, for example, matches the controller. The X controller button maps to the X keyboard button. The "Red Light" (F11) interface seems more designed to take advantage of the keyboard layout, with the buttons grouped around the WASD keys. "

    Best Info I can find on the thing. Seems to be mainly plug and play...
     
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  3. Niabi

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    well, I can try that! see how it goes.

    Thanks!
     
  4. Niabi

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    no dice, it either does not support my keyboard or this thing is dead :(
     
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    well I got this to work, I bought another keyboard on a yard sale, tested it and it didn't work, it wasn't until I connected a mouse and keyboard that it started to work.. It never occurred to me that a mouse was needed for the keyboard part to be detected.
     
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    Glad to hear you got it working!
     
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