[For Sale] $7 Game Boy Zero Controller PCB W/ Optional Audio $20 (Worldwide) SOLD OUT

[jermzz]

Either this weekend or by the following Monday or Tuesday. Roughly a week from now and there will be one with just the audio and atmega for those who don't need the usb hub but those I will have only 10 of them.

This is what the new all in one will look like:

If you still have my money from the last batch you didn't ship cause of the audio issue, do I need to PayPal you any more money to cover for when you ship the all in ones? I've paid for two, so you can just tell me the difference and I'll send it on over.

[Helder]

Either this weekend or by the following Monday or Tuesday. Roughly a week from now and there will be one with just the audio and atmega for those who don't need the usb hub but those I will have only 10 of them.

This is what the new all in one will look like:

If you still have my money from the last batch you didn't ship cause of the audio issue, do I need to PayPal you any more money to cover for when you ship the all in ones? I've paid for two, so you can just tell me the difference and I'll send it on over.

Contact me over PM and we can arrange things.

[username 123]

Just notice the analog joystick! Is that for the psp joystick??

[gargoyle67]

Just notice the analog joystick! Is that for the psp joystick??

Yes or 3ds or pretty much any compatible thrumb stick

[jeffy1021]

Quick question, I am using a shell so I do not have any of the original GB internal components. How would I wire a 3.5mm disconnect jack and speaker to this? Is additional circuitry needed? I noticed the original GB audio PCB has some extra components on it that presumably do something.

[Helder]

Quick question, I am using a shell so I do not have any of the original GB internal components. How would I wire a 3.5mm disconnect jack and speaker to this? Is additional circuitry needed? I noticed the original GB audio PCB has some extra components on it that presumably do something.

There is this headphone socket here that fits the GB shell spot that had the original headphone socket:
http://www.taydaelectronics.com/hardwar ... -jack.html



Someone had a wiring diagram for this exact socket but I can't find it, maybe someone here has the link to the thread.

[dirtybeagles]

Someone had a wiring diagram for this exact socket but I can't find it, maybe someone here has the link to the thread.

I got you boo. http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=539
Kilren was the master mind around this headphone socket.

[super77]

Amazing work Helder - I'm amazed at what you can do!

I too have ordered 2 of your audio boards which I don't think got shipped due to the problem you found. If possible I'd like to switch my order to 2 of your new boards and pay the difference, is that possible? I've sent you a PM with my details so we can discuss further when you get a moment.

Thanks for all you hard work!

[Helder]

Someone had a wiring diagram for this exact socket but I can't find it, maybe someone here has the link to the thread.

I got you boo. http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=539
Kilren was the master mind around this headphone socket.

There was an actual diagram with the image from the datasheet on some post but I can't find it, that image is helpful but not for this socket since the pinout is slightly different or the pins are positioned very differently. Still helpful though.

Any order issues or changes are best done through PM.

[jermzz]

Maybe a dumb question but how do you program the atmega chip? I'm assuming with the arduino ide; but will there be a USB port or something similar?