PhobGCC
An open-source GameCube controller motherboard that reads the sticks with Hall effect sensors, so they don't wear out like the original potentiometers.
Using a PhobGCC
Section titled “Using a PhobGCC”Set up and update a controller you already have, or choose one to buy.
Buying guideWhere to get a PhobGCC and what to look for.
Calibration and configurationCalibrate the sticks and change settings like triggers and button mapping.Coming soon
Firmware updatesUpdate the firmware on a v2.0 board.Coming soon
PhobVision and PhobScopeUser guide for PhobVision and PhobScope.Coming soon
Building your own
Section titled “Building your own”- Order the parts. The parts ordering guide Coming soon lists everything for the v2.0.5 board.
- Assemble the board. Follow the build guide Coming soon, or watch the build video.
- Install the firmware. Program the board with the firmware guide.
- Calibrate the sticks. Finish with the calibration guide Coming soon.
If something isn’t working, board fixes Coming soon covers known design flaws and how to correct them.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”Hall effect sensorsWhy magnets and sensors last longer than the original potentiometers.Coming soon
Snapback filterHow the filter removes snapback without making the stick less responsive.Coming soon
Notch remappingHow notch calibration maps the notches on your stick's gate to precise values.Coming soon
Signal linearizationHow raw sensor readings become accurate stick positions.Coming soon
Documentation licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0, adapted from phobgcc.com.