helder pcb gameboy zero

krombopulos michael · Post by **krombopulos michael** » Tue Jul 12, 2016 11:27 pm

im a noob here, trying something i have never done before. i have the helder pcb eliminating the steps to reuse the old gameboy board. is there a guide or vid showing how to wire the board properly?

Post by **Helder** » Wed Jul 13, 2016 12:31 am

Follow Wermy's video guides but skip the board cutting and follow the teensy part. Each hole on the board I labeled so solder the corresponding wire from the teensy to the board, pretty easy to do.

Thatbraziliann · Post by **Thatbraziliann** » Wed Jul 13, 2016 9:50 am

Helder wrote:Follow Wermy's video guides but skip the board cutting and follow the teensy part. Each hole on the board I labeled so solder the corresponding wire from the teensy to the board, pretty easy to do.

Hey @helder
I have your original 1st batch board and @wermy on his videos connect L/R tactile ground together then to powe rboost. Do we just keep each ground tactile separate then attach them to provided holes on top left and right of pcb? are those connected to middle ground of board?

Post by **Helder** » Wed Jul 13, 2016 12:49 pm

Yes the L & R you connect to the tactile switch, each switch has a GND and a labeled Solder Hole on the corners of the board you solder to the tactile switch. Then once it's connected you connect the center Solder hole to the Teensy.

EDIT: I just re-read your post @Thatbraziliann and you simply connect one wire from the tactile switch to the GND points on the corner and the other to the Teensy, if using the one in the first post then follow what I wrote above.

Thatbraziliann · Post by **Thatbraziliann** » Wed Jul 13, 2016 3:11 pm

Helder wrote:Yes the L & R you connect to the tactile switch, each switch has a GND and a labeled Solder Hole on the corners of the board you solder to the tactile switch. Then once it's connected you connect the center Solder hole to the Teensy.

EDIT: I just re-read your post @Thatbraziliann and you simply connect one wire from the tactile switch to the GND points on the corner and the other to the Teensy, if using the one in the first post then follow what I wrote above.

@helder Yeah Im using the one from the first post. Cool thats what I did I just wanted to make sure before I got any further along.

Whats all the new stuff that you have added to the pcb board that OP has a picture of.. mines just kind've plain on the back (1st batch orders)

Post by **Helder** » Wed Jul 13, 2016 4:08 pm

First post has all the info on it:

http://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=28

krombopulos michael · Post by **krombopulos michael** » Thu Jul 14, 2016 12:04 am

in wermy's video he has his board wired starting up, down, left, right to the teensy. your board goes up, left, down, right. do i just cross over the left and down wires from the pcb to keep with the teensy setup he has?

Ganreizu · Post by **Ganreizu** » Thu Jul 14, 2016 1:31 pm

krombopulos michael wrote:in wermy's video he has his board wired starting up, down, left, right to the teensy. your board goes up, left, down, right. do i just cross over the left and down wires from the pcb to keep with the teensy setup he has?

Yeah they aren't totally in order so you'll have a few that have to cross over each other.

Post by **Helder** » Thu Jul 14, 2016 5:44 pm

You could always just reprogram the teensy to be setup like my board and the no worried about crossed wires.

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