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IQue Card

2021-12-23T07:16:40Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Clones */ added and

{{DISPLAYTITLE:iQue Card}}
[[File:IQue_card_disassembled.jpg|thumb|A disassembled '''iQue Card'''.]]

The '''iQue Card''' (Chinese: 神游卡) is a removable memory card of the [[iQue Player]], used to store [[games]] and the [[SKSA|"Upgradeable Operating System"]]. It is located on the bottom of every unit.

The iQue Card is housed in a plastic shell, which contains a Samsung K9F1208U0M-YCB0 NAND chip on a special PCB codenamed "DOOKIE". The contents of the NAND are documented on the [[NAND]] page.

Datasheet: [http://www.reinerziegler.de/ique/ds_k9f1208u0m.pdf]

== DOOKIE ==
The DOOKIE board is very basic, and it contains the NAND flash, a few capacitors, and an edge connector to connect with an [[iQue Player]]. The connector has a 1.1mm pitch and seems to be custom made. No other commonly-available connector appears to fit in it except the MicroSD.

== Clones ==
In the 4Q 2021 attempts have been made to Clone the iQue Card "Dookie" with success.
The iQue Card uses 100nF capacitors on all 6 Placements.
The [[SKSA|"Upgradeable Operating System"]] hints that it supports the chips: Samsung K9F1208U0M (64M), Samsung K9K1G08U0M (128M), Toshiba TC58512FT (64M)(untested) and ST NAND512-A (128M, 256M, 512M, 1G)(all untested).

The clone PCB's used during testings of K9F1208U0M (64M) and K9K1G08UOM (128M) have been made by HDR.

PCB Files: https://github.com/HDR/NintendoPCBs/tree/master/iQue_Dookie

== Pinout ==
[[File:Card_pin_numbers.png|thumb|Pin numbers for the '''iQue Card'''.]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Pin #
! Name
! Function
|-
| 1 || GND || Power
|-
| 2 || /WP || Write Protect
|-
| 3 || /WE || Write Enable
|-
| 4 || ALE || Address Latch Enable
|-
| 5 || CLE || Command Latch Enable
|-
| 6 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 7 || /CE || Chip Enable
|-
| 8 || /RE || Read Enable
|-
| 9 || R/B || Read/Busy
|-
| 10 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 11 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 12 || IO7 || Data Input/Output 7
|-
| 13 || IO6 || Data Input/Output 6
|-
| 14 || IO5 || Data Input/Output 5
|-
| 15 || IO4 || Data Input/Output 4
|-
| 16 || GND || Power
|-
| 17 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 18 || IO3 || Data Input/Output 3
|-
| 19 || IO2 || Data Input/Output 2
|-
| 20 || IO1 || Data Input/Output 1
|-
| 21 || IO0 || Data Input/Output 0
|-
| 22 || GND || Power
|}

[[Category:Hardware]]

IQue Card

2021-12-23T07:13:35Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Clones */ added info not avalable 22.12.2021

{{DISPLAYTITLE:iQue Card}}
[[File:IQue_card_disassembled.jpg|thumb|A disassembled '''iQue Card'''.]]

The '''iQue Card''' (Chinese: 神游卡) is a removable memory card of the [[iQue Player]], used to store [[games]] and the [[SKSA|"Upgradeable Operating System"]]. It is located on the bottom of every unit.

The iQue Card is housed in a plastic shell, which contains a Samsung K9F1208U0M-YCB0 NAND chip on a special PCB codenamed "DOOKIE". The contents of the NAND are documented on the [[NAND]] page.

Datasheet: [http://www.reinerziegler.de/ique/ds_k9f1208u0m.pdf]

== DOOKIE ==
The DOOKIE board is very basic, and it contains the NAND flash, a few capacitors, and an edge connector to connect with an [[iQue Player]]. The connector has a 1.1mm pitch and seems to be custom made. No other commonly-available connector appears to fit in it except the MicroSD.

== Clones ==
In the 4Q 2021 attempts have been made to Clone the iQue Card "Dookie" with success.
The iQue Card uses 100nF capacitors on all 6 Placements.
The [[SKSA|"Upgradeable Operating System"]] hints that it supports the chips: Samsung K9F1208U0M (64M), Samsung K9K1G08U0M (128M), Toshiba TC58512FT (64M)(untested) and ST NAND512-A (128M, 256M, 512M, 1G)(all untested).

The clone PCB's used during testings of K9F1208U0M (64M) K9K1G08UOM (128M) have been made by HDR.

PCB Files: https://github.com/HDR/NintendoPCBs/tree/master/iQue_Dookie

== Pinout ==
[[File:Card_pin_numbers.png|thumb|Pin numbers for the '''iQue Card'''.]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Pin #
! Name
! Function
|-
| 1 || GND || Power
|-
| 2 || /WP || Write Protect
|-
| 3 || /WE || Write Enable
|-
| 4 || ALE || Address Latch Enable
|-
| 5 || CLE || Command Latch Enable
|-
| 6 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 7 || /CE || Chip Enable
|-
| 8 || /RE || Read Enable
|-
| 9 || R/B || Read/Busy
|-
| 10 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 11 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 12 || IO7 || Data Input/Output 7
|-
| 13 || IO6 || Data Input/Output 6
|-
| 14 || IO5 || Data Input/Output 5
|-
| 15 || IO4 || Data Input/Output 4
|-
| 16 || GND || Power
|-
| 17 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 18 || IO3 || Data Input/Output 3
|-
| 19 || IO2 || Data Input/Output 2
|-
| 20 || IO1 || Data Input/Output 1
|-
| 21 || IO0 || Data Input/Output 0
|-
| 22 || GND || Power
|}

[[Category:Hardware]]

IQue Card

2021-12-22T22:38:01Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: Added info about SKSA and who made the PCB

{{DISPLAYTITLE:iQue Card}}
[[File:IQue_card_disassembled.jpg|thumb|A disassembled '''iQue Card'''.]]

The '''iQue Card''' (Chinese: 神游卡) is a removable memory card of the [[iQue Player]], used to store [[games]] and the [[SKSA|"Upgradeable Operating System"]]. It is located on the bottom of every unit.

The iQue Card is housed in a plastic shell, which contains a Samsung K9F1208U0M-YCB0 NAND chip on a special PCB codenamed "DOOKIE". The contents of the NAND are documented on the [[NAND]] page.

Datasheet: [http://www.reinerziegler.de/ique/ds_k9f1208u0m.pdf]

== DOOKIE ==
The DOOKIE board is very basic, and it contains the NAND flash, a few capacitors, and an edge connector to connect with an [[iQue Player]]. The connector has a 1.1mm pitch and seems to be custom made. No other commonly-available connector appears to fit in it except the MicroSD.

== Clones ==
In the 4Q 2021 attempts have been made to Clone the iQue Card "Dookie" with success.
The iQue Card uses 100nF capacitors on all 6 Placements.
The [[SKSA|"Upgradeable Operating System"]] hints that it supports the chips: Samsung K9F1208U0M (64M), Samsung K9K1G08U0M (128M), Toshiba TC58512FT (64M) and ST NAND512-A (128M, 256M, 512M, 1G).

The clone PCB's used during testings of (Chip Models PLZ edit) have been made by HDR.

PCB Files: https://github.com/HDR/NintendoPCBs/tree/master/iQue_Dookie

== Pinout ==
[[File:Card_pin_numbers.png|thumb|Pin numbers for the '''iQue Card'''.]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Pin #
! Name
! Function
|-
| 1 || GND || Power
|-
| 2 || /WP || Write Protect
|-
| 3 || /WE || Write Enable
|-
| 4 || ALE || Address Latch Enable
|-
| 5 || CLE || Command Latch Enable
|-
| 6 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 7 || /CE || Chip Enable
|-
| 8 || /RE || Read Enable
|-
| 9 || R/B || Read/Busy
|-
| 10 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 11 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 12 || IO7 || Data Input/Output 7
|-
| 13 || IO6 || Data Input/Output 6
|-
| 14 || IO5 || Data Input/Output 5
|-
| 15 || IO4 || Data Input/Output 4
|-
| 16 || GND || Power
|-
| 17 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 18 || IO3 || Data Input/Output 3
|-
| 19 || IO2 || Data Input/Output 2
|-
| 20 || IO1 || Data Input/Output 1
|-
| 21 || IO0 || Data Input/Output 0
|-
| 22 || GND || Power
|}

[[Category:Hardware]]

IQue Card

2021-12-22T22:15:50Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Clones */ info about Capacitors

{{DISPLAYTITLE:iQue Card}}
[[File:IQue_card_disassembled.jpg|thumb|A disassembled '''iQue Card'''.]]

The '''iQue Card''' (Chinese: 神游卡) is a removable memory card of the [[iQue Player]], used to store [[games]] and the [[SKSA|"Upgradeable Operating System"]]. It is located on the bottom of every unit.

The iQue Card is housed in a plastic shell, which contains a Samsung K9F1208U0M-YCB0 NAND chip on a special PCB codenamed "DOOKIE". The contents of the NAND are documented on the [[NAND]] page.

Datasheet: [http://www.reinerziegler.de/ique/ds_k9f1208u0m.pdf]

== DOOKIE ==
The DOOKIE board is very basic, and it contains the NAND flash, a few capacitors, and an edge connector to connect with an [[iQue Player]]. The connector has a 1.1mm pitch and seems to be custom made. No other commonly-available connector appears to fit in it except the MicroSD.

== Clones ==

In the 4Q 2021 attempts have been made to Clone the iQue Card "Dookie" with success.
The iQue Card uses 100nF capacitors on all 6 Placements.

Source Files: https://github.com/HDR/NintendoPCBs/tree/master/iQue_Dookie

== Pinout ==
[[File:Card_pin_numbers.png|thumb|Pin numbers for the '''iQue Card'''.]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Pin #
! Name
! Function
|-
| 1 || GND || Power
|-
| 2 || /WP || Write Protect
|-
| 3 || /WE || Write Enable
|-
| 4 || ALE || Address Latch Enable
|-
| 5 || CLE || Command Latch Enable
|-
| 6 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 7 || /CE || Chip Enable
|-
| 8 || /RE || Read Enable
|-
| 9 || R/B || Read/Busy
|-
| 10 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 11 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 12 || IO7 || Data Input/Output 7
|-
| 13 || IO6 || Data Input/Output 6
|-
| 14 || IO5 || Data Input/Output 5
|-
| 15 || IO4 || Data Input/Output 4
|-
| 16 || GND || Power
|-
| 17 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 18 || IO3 || Data Input/Output 3
|-
| 19 || IO2 || Data Input/Output 2
|-
| 20 || IO1 || Data Input/Output 1
|-
| 21 || IO0 || Data Input/Output 0
|-
| 22 || GND || Power
|}

[[Category:Hardware]]

IQue Card

2021-12-22T22:12:19Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: Added Subtab "Clones"

{{DISPLAYTITLE:iQue Card}}
[[File:IQue_card_disassembled.jpg|thumb|A disassembled '''iQue Card'''.]]

The '''iQue Card''' (Chinese: 神游卡) is a removable memory card of the [[iQue Player]], used to store [[games]] and the [[SKSA|"Upgradeable Operating System"]]. It is located on the bottom of every unit.

The iQue Card is housed in a plastic shell, which contains a Samsung K9F1208U0M-YCB0 NAND chip on a special PCB codenamed "DOOKIE". The contents of the NAND are documented on the [[NAND]] page.

Datasheet: [http://www.reinerziegler.de/ique/ds_k9f1208u0m.pdf]

== DOOKIE ==
The DOOKIE board is very basic, and it contains the NAND flash, a few capacitors, and an edge connector to connect with an [[iQue Player]]. The connector has a 1.1mm pitch and seems to be custom made. No other commonly-available connector appears to fit in it except the MicroSD.

== Clones ==

In the 4Q 2021 attempts have been made to Clone the iQue Card "Dookie" with success.

Source Files: https://github.com/HDR/NintendoPCBs/tree/master/iQue_Dookie

== Pinout ==
[[File:Card_pin_numbers.png|thumb|Pin numbers for the '''iQue Card'''.]]

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Pin #
! Name
! Function
|-
| 1 || GND || Power
|-
| 2 || /WP || Write Protect
|-
| 3 || /WE || Write Enable
|-
| 4 || ALE || Address Latch Enable
|-
| 5 || CLE || Command Latch Enable
|-
| 6 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 7 || /CE || Chip Enable
|-
| 8 || /RE || Read Enable
|-
| 9 || R/B || Read/Busy
|-
| 10 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 11 || N/C || Not Connected
|-
| 12 || IO7 || Data Input/Output 7
|-
| 13 || IO6 || Data Input/Output 6
|-
| 14 || IO5 || Data Input/Output 5
|-
| 15 || IO4 || Data Input/Output 4
|-
| 16 || GND || Power
|-
| 17 || VCC || Power (3.3v)
|-
| 18 || IO3 || Data Input/Output 3
|-
| 19 || IO2 || Data Input/Output 2
|-
| 20 || IO1 || Data Input/Output 1
|-
| 21 || IO0 || Data Input/Output 0
|-
| 22 || GND || Power
|}

[[Category:Hardware]]

Controller

2021-03-14T13:47:28Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Controller Polling */ replaced usinh with using

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]

Both Captures were done on the iQue Player using the iQue MSK [https://github.com/TheHackerBoi-apk/iQue-Mehrspieler-Kiste Project].

Top: Horipad mini

Bottom: OEM N64 Controller

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SI.

This change causes that the iQue Player Polls the Controllers at the same time unlike a regular N64.

Controller

2021-03-14T13:46:29Z

TheHackerBoi.apk:

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]

Both Captures were done on the iQue Player usint the iQue MSK [https://github.com/TheHackerBoi-apk/iQue-Mehrspieler-Kiste Project].

Top: Horipad mini

Bottom: OEM N64 Controller

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SI.

This change causes that the iQue Player Polls the Controllers at the same time unlike a regular N64.

Controller

2021-03-14T10:51:54Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Controller Polling */

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]

Top:N64

Bottom: iQue Player

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SI.

This change causes that the iQue Player Polls the Controllers at the same time unlike a regular N64.

Controller

2021-03-14T10:51:11Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Controller Polling */

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]

Top:N64

Bottom: iQue Player

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SI.

This change causes that the iQue Player Polls the controllers at the same time unlike a regular N64.

Controller

2021-03-14T10:50:58Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Controller Polling */

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]

Top:N64

Bottom: iQue Player

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SI.
This change causes that the iQue Player Polls the controllers at the same time unlike a regular N64.

Controller

2021-03-14T10:48:45Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Controller Polling */

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]

Top:N64

Bottom: iQue Player

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SI therefore the iQue Player Polls the controllers at the same time unlike a regular N64

Controller

2021-03-14T10:48:24Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Controller Polling */

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]

Top:N64
Bottom: iQue Player

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SI therefore the iQue Player Polls the controllers at the same time unlike a regular N64

Controller

2021-03-14T10:47:11Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Controller Polling */

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]
Top:N64
Bottom: iQue Player

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SI therefore the iQue Player Polls the controllers at the same time unlike a regular N64

Controller

2021-03-14T10:45:25Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Controller Polling */

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]
Top:N64
Bottom: iQue Player

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SOC therefore the iQue Player Polls the controllers at the same time unlike a regular N64

Controller

2021-03-14T10:44:14Z

TheHackerBoi.apk:

== Controllers ==
[[File:Controllers.png]]

[[File:Controllers.jpg]]

[[File:ControllersBundles.jpg]]

Controllers (Official name: 共游机, literally "Multiplayer console", usually mistranslated as "Swim controller") have a darker color than the iQue console-controller and they can be bought separately or in bundle with a multiplayer adapter (Family Pack) where you can add up to 3 other players.

== Controller Pinout ==
[[File:Controller_Pinout.jpg]]

They are nothing more (or less) than a N64 original controller.

The iQue output +5V on the controller's connector but it is unused by the controller. So games might still be compatible with rumble pak if nintendo did not remove support in their software. With this +5V output they could have released an iQue controller with build-in rumble support.
Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22332&start=80 here].

== Controller Polling ==
[[File:Pools.png]]
Top:N64
Bottom: iQue Player

Due to the iQue Player not having a PIF like a standard N64 its functions have been moved to the SOC therefore the iQue Player Polls the controllers at different times as a regular N64

File:Pools.png

2021-03-14T10:39:44Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: Just that

Just that

Controller

2021-03-14T10:38:43Z

TheHackerBoi.apk:

Controller

2021-03-13T08:33:55Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* Controller Pinout */

Video cable

2021-03-13T08:01:05Z

TheHackerBoi.apk: /* S-Video Signal */

== Video Cable Pinout ==
[[File:Pinout.jpg]]

S-video is available on the port. The controller uses the same common N64 controller pinout, so you can plug in a real N64 controller but you need to power it from an external source.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Pin N.
! Description
|-
| 1
| Controller # 3 input
|-
| 2
| Y (S-Video)
|-
| 3
| GND (Video)
|-
| 4
| GND (Audio)
|-
| 5
| Audio L
|-
| 6
| GND
|-
| 7
| USB Data +
|-
| 8
| Power input +
|-
| 9
| Power input +
|-
| 10
| Power input -
|-
| 11
| Power input -
|-
| 12
| USB Data -
|-
| 13
| GND (Audio)
|-
| 14
| Audio R
|-
| 15
| Video Composite
|-
| 16
| C (S-Video)
|-
| 17
| Controller # 2 input
|-
| 18
| Controller # 4 input
|}

== S-Video Signal ==
[[File:Cable_multi.jpg]]

The multiplayer box is passing-through the S-video signal, but unfortunately the cable that goes between the iQue and that box does not pass the S-Video signal, so to use the multiplayer box with s-video you would need to modify that cable.

Information retrieved [https://assemblergames.org/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22331&p=327957 here].