My Pi in a SNES.
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@Morph-X Heeey.. Im about to try this soldering thing. (finally packed everything out after moveing)
About your power button solution;
Did you remove the red and black wire from the snes power switch and just solderd 1 of the 4 wires
(2 for power and 2 for data inside a usb cable right?) from the usb cable to the "small pcb" thingy that the snes red/black wires was solderd to? Sorry about going on and on, just wanna get it right.. -
Like the lights on the cartridge,nice work.
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Don't be sorry, i'm glad to be of help!
I quickly made a drawing for you, obviously a lot easier than putting it into words. ;-)
This is how i did it. I just cut the white and green wire since data is not needed in this case. Hopefully it's of any use to you. And good luck!
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@Morph-X That is f**kin excellent! Just what I needed. Thank you so much.
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@Dipkid just so you know, you should test the wires with a multimeter to verify they are correct. Cheap chinese cables will mix up the red, white, green and black wires.
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@edmaul69 yeah I´v been reading that, thanks for the heads up!
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You're most welcome. edmaul69 is right, you should make sure the wires are not messed up.
Looking forward to your progress!
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Excellent! Very well done and i wish you loads of fun! ;-)
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@dipkid Poor SNES, now it’s just a boring emulation box with input lag and no cart support. I always wonder what people do with the original OEM board. I assume they throw it in the trash since they never mention anything about it.
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