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From Wiire

Yes i like to have weird titles . but what im here for if anyone knows how the loading mechanism of the disc drive works

Is there any particular reason you want this information? --Sgstair 08:08, 18 February 2007 (MST)

Contents 1 Just wanted to know how the wii works 2 I got an idea 3 Camera 4 Wii Remote C& Z Input data

Just wanted to know how the wii works

I just wanted to know how the wii works not that i want to pull my wii apart know my luck it most probley will blow up if i do ( even if i did get a defective one at first ) ....... From richardson j

I got an idea

I got an idea is that this site to have a links page ( not the character out of legend of zelda ) to similar sort if sites that people can even compare data . From richardson j

This site is set up to be more or less autonomous, just linking to other sites where it's relevant --Sgstair 21:33, 20 February 2007 (MST)

Camera

my wiimote shot craps so I decided to learn a bit more about it and maybe salvage the parts from it. I found the camera actually is a module. "AWK281" was printed on the actual camera I just wanted to add this to the wiimote page, but couldn't. Hope this helps somebody sometime. [1] [2]

Wii Remote C& Z Input data

Is there any identified location(s) within the Wii Remote circuit board where data, received from the Nunchuk, is carried (via electrical signal) than transmitted (wirelessly) for ultimate interpretation/reception?

In reviewing the linked diagram I see that the #5 pin receives the data from the Nunchuk. http://wiire.org/Wii/protocols/wiimote_bus

However is there a known circuit or pathway identified where the data is than transferred on the board itself? Is there a separate place for each bit of data received from the Nunchuk (i.e. accelerometer data, Z button data, C button data)?

Any assistance would be appreciated...thank you.