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This is a dropin version of Batari’s S-Video Mod schematic (The best Atari video mod im my opinion). The pause mod portion was designed by Victor Trucco.

Notes: The FMS6410 can be substituted with the FMS6400 or ML6428. I already routed 5 volts to ASEL (pin 2) on the FMS64XX so there’s no need to jump it yourself.

The FMS6406 is NOT compatible with board. You will fry the chip if you use the FMS6406

The TIA chip goes on the bottom header row

Jump the RDY Pad if you do not wish to use the Pause Mod. In doing so, you may leave the pause mod unpopulated. C1 & R1 are still required for audio.

I’ve noticed some eBay sellers, selling some other boards I’ve designed in the past without my permission. I consider this board under the Creative Commons License. If you wish to sell this board, you may (possibly) obtain my permission by contacting me through email.

My email is - [email protected]

EDIT: 5/29/2020 - Keep in mind this board. Is shoddily designed at times, and when I designed this board. I was new to PCB’s, and was still learning about it at the time.

This board is quick and dirty. The FMS64xx library I designed sucks. and was off center. Still can solder to it, it just not that professional at times. Anyways. If you wish to use this board go ahead, but I’m going to spend the next couple of months reperfecting this board.

EDIT Same board just some fixes.

Switcher and mute button between headset and 2 computers.

Version 2 changes: Switched to using Analog Devices audio switch https://www.analog.com/media/en/technical-documentation/data-sheets/ADG733_734.pdf halved the board size de-popping the mic when mute is activated added reverse-current protection diode

BOM: https://www.digikey.com/BOM/Create/CreateSharedBom?bomId=8390108 +100k resistors +controller button/switch (just put 5v to U to mute, 5v to 2 to switch to the second audio source)

Notes: PWR USB can be connected to a computer safely to provide 5v power to the board. CTRL USB should NOT be connected to a computer, but rather to a custom button/switch. I use a USB port because it’s cheap, 4-wire, and easily available. If the 5v logic lines from the custom button/switch are applied to a computer’s USB port, it could fry the port.

github.com/bkw777/MounT

Connect an Adafruit Feather to a TANDY WP-2

github.com/bkw777/MounT

Connect an Adafruit Feather to a Cambridge Z88

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tA_uFtwSWMGxY5PEtWDTCb6ovqRQQvLh/view?usp=sharing

github.com/bkw777/WP-2_IC_Card

Use 0.8mm pcb.

Wii Nunchuk Mod Chip for PC (USB)

Gitlab Project

Digikey Cart

16 pin DIP adapter to FuzzButton motherboard for legacy sample holders. Includes bottom Finish.

Meant to act as the male side with pogo pins to transfer connections for 2 buttons, as well as the positive, ground and data line for a neopixel LED strip in a lightsaber. These are great for making removable chassis.

Can download PCB cover here. Cover uses these pins (TCSS).

PCB for the PadSwitcher64 interface.

This interface allows the use of Super Nintendo compatible control pads with the Commodore 64 and 128.

See the GitHub for further information and software: https://github.com/Hojo-Norem/PadSwitcher64

DMX Demonstrator Control-Pro Faceplate (DMX-CPF 1.1)

The control-pro is built to work with either transmitter or transmitter-pro. When used with an Arduino, an additional board, the DMX-TX2, is required to connect the control-pro to the Arduino. The transmitter software detects whether DMX-TX1, the standard transmitter, or DMX-=TX2, the control-pro adapter, is connected.

For details click here

toupee (althea daughterboard) to bring in one NIM signal and to drive another one out. corresponding LEDs as well.

Schematic: https://www.phys.hawaii.edu/~mza/PCB/althea/NIMIO-toupee.revA.schematic.pdf

Wearable gait/limb/head tracker. STM32WB host with embedded BLE. Wake-on-motion/sleep-on-no-motion functionality. 16 MB SPI flash for data logging. Secure element for FOTA. Accepts various modules including absolute orientation estimator, environmental sensor, and neuron gesture analyzer. Ultra-low power device fits into Hammond 1551P box. FR05-S1-N–102 antenna variant.

Wearable gait/limb/head tracker. STM32WB host with embedded BLE. Wake-on-motion/sleep-on-no-motion functionality. 16 MB SPI flash for data logging. Secure element for FOTA. Accepts various modules including absolute orientation estimator, environmental sensor, and neuron gesture analyzer. Ultra-low power device fits into Hammond 1551P box. PRO-OB-440 antenna variant.

DMX Demonstrator Control-Pro Transmitter (DMX-TX2 1.0)

The control-pro is built to work with either transmitter or transmitter-pro. When used with an Arduino, an additional board, the DMX-TX2, is required to connect the control-pro to the Arduino. The transmitter software detects whether DMX-TX1, the standard transmitter, or DMX-=TX2, the control-pro adapter, is connected.

For details click here

DMX Demonstrator Control-Pro Control (DMX-CPB 1.0)

The control-pro is built to work with either transmitter or transmitter-pro. When used with an Arduino, an additional board, the DMX-TX2, is required to connect the control-pro to the Arduino. The transmitter software detects whether DMX-TX1, the standard transmitter, or DMX-=TX2, the control-pro adapter, is connected.

For details click here

DMX Demonstrator Receiver (DMX-RX1 1.0)

The receiver is an Arduino Shield board designed to accept the 3-wire data/clock signal from the transmitter and decode the data stream to control the brightness of 4 LEDs. It also has additional output for use with external LED drivers.

For details click here