sudomod

Build update:

I had some problems with the brass inserts in the screen bracket, they got ripped out.
So I changed the design and Im using brass nuts now with size M2. Works much better.
Added some stickers from YaYa, looks great!

Also I have covered all the LEDs on the board with black nail polish so they dont shine through the case, it works.
Only the status light on the top are still a little bright, but right no I have no idea how to improve this.

I have also tried to blacken the indented letters with the nail polish but it didn come out so good.
Anybody other ideas how to color the letters?

I spend alot of time for the software part, this side is finished so far. Still alot of questions though....

Next steps:
Install the Gorilla Glass
Wire the Cartreader to the SD-Reader

Im working on the Cartreader.

The idea is to have a solution that is easy to remove when separation the two halfs.

So I went for a flat ribbon SD-Card extension.
One end goes into the SD-Card reader of the pi, the other end is wired to the Cartreader.
Since my printed shell does not have the opening for kites SD-Card I cannot used this one as there would be interference with the case right now.
I have desoldered the SD-Card holder and soldered the wires to the contact pads.
Then I checked the contacts from the PRS-Tech Cartreader Board to the Cartreader.

Here is where Im confused: I found each contact of the SD-Card on the contact pads in the Cartridge, expect pin No.6.
There is no connection with the beep but at the same pin as pin no.4 there is a change of resistance.

Any support how to wire the whole thing up?
Which Pin of the SD-Card reader is connected to which pad on the back of the pi?

WOW this is amazing! That printed case is gorgeous.

Neat build! This diagram might be able to help you with the cart reader, I made it when I built mine (which uses a micro sd breakout board) to keep the halves separable

can you share the files? i would love to print this out with the lettering and logo