The thing is that it doesnt show up as a keyboard and I dont know how to check for shorts. Would it show up even if the control pad isnt working? Because I think that may be the problem. Ive soldered the control board (Helders Red One) multiple times so that may be the issue. How would I test it to ...

This is my third teensy and I just cant get it to work. I program it on my pc and then wire it up to the controls. However once I wire it up the light on the teensy no longer works, it doesnt show up on my computer when I plug it in and on the gbz itself it says controller not found no matter how I ...

I made this low pass filter but I have no way to test it. I just wanted to make sure there are no glaring errors in the way that I made it. Also what does Wermy mean by cutting the trace? IMG_1694.JPG IMG_1695.JPG I also purchased this USB DAC. I believe that it is supposed to be used instead of the...

Get a used USB cable with male end and solder the wires to the top right hand connector that says "USB from Pi Zero" and plug it in to the PC/MAC. On Windows you will need to install the sparkfun drivers though since it uses it's bootloader files, the links are in the All In One thread's first post...

Get a used USB cable with male end and solder the wires to the top right hand connector that says "USB from Pi Zero" and plug it in to the PC/MAC. On Windows you will need to install the sparkfun drivers though since it uses it's bootloader files, the links are in the All In One thread's first post...

I know that im posting a lot but I was wondering how to test Helders Control PCB. I do not have another GBZ to test it with so I was wondering how to test its functionality on a mac or pc

Mischief wrote:Sorry my fault, you need to plug a keyboard into your external usb port

No problem. Thank you very much!

In /boot/config.txt you can modify this line to change the console resolution: #framebuffer_width=320 #framebuffer_height=240 Just remove the hashtags and set the resolution to what the screen outputs (most are 320*240) To get larger text on the emulation station themes you have to modify the theme...

In /boot/config.txt you can modify this line to change the console resolution: #framebuffer_width=320 #framebuffer_height=240 Just remove the hashtags and set the resolution to what the screen outputs (most are 320*240) To get larger text on the emulation station themes you have to modify the theme...

I have wired up my screen based upon Felders post. (http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=958&p=9839&hilit=lcd#p9839) I dont have the adafruit monitor i have the BW one so I wired it up but the text just isnt readable. Is my voltage too slow? or did I wire it to the pi wrong? IMG_1617.JP...