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SI ('''S'''erial '''I'''nterface) is a 1-wire serial link controller.  On the [[GameCube]] and [[Wii]], SI is exposed as the [[GameCube Controller]] ports.  The [[Wii Family Edition]] and [[Wii Mini]] are identical in this regard, but don't have the actual controller ports (the traces for them exist though).  The [[Wii U]] technically also has it, albeit only accessible via an internal testpoint (TP69).
The '''S'''erial '''I'''nterface (SI) is a 1-wire serial link controller.  On the [[GameCube]] and [[Wii]], SI is exposed as the [[GameCube Controller]] ports.  The [[Wii Family Edition]] and [[Wii Mini]] are identical in this regard, but don't have the actual controller ports (the traces for them exist though).  The [[Wii U]] technically also has it, albeit only accessible via an internal testpoint (TP69).


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[[Category:GameCube Hardware]]
[[Category:Wii Hardware]]
[[Category:Wii Hardware]]
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Latest revision as of 22:41, 26 July 2026

The Serial Interface (SI) is a 1-wire serial link controller. On the GameCube and Wii, SI is exposed as the GameCube Controller ports. The Wii Family Edition and Wii Mini are identical in this regard, but don't have the actual controller ports (the traces for them exist though). The Wii U technically also has it, albeit only accessible via an internal testpoint (TP69).