tinkerboy 2.0.1

[ToyRoBoHoBo]

Yea the bord is grounded and still nothing...I might need to figure out the retro game cfg file so that I can make sure it is assigned or something

[ToyRoBoHoBo]

still nothing any other ideas

[infinitLoop]

did they register with that switch.py program? and give a "button pressed" ? if so then its definitely a config issue, if not then its probably a wiring issue.

[ToyRoBoHoBo]

no they py.program dosnt work on it im using tinkerboys image

[rodocop]

Do you have any pics of the wiring. So we can confirm that it is good. If you have it wired properly and retrogame is installed it should just work.

[ToyRoBoHoBo]

here are the images...if can u also trouble shoot my power boost i followed tinker boys set up some what bu im getting nothing
thanks for your help

[ToyRoBoHoBo]

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipO ... JzWVhiQ1ln

[ToyRoBoHoBo]

please follow this link for picture references thank you and everybody who has been helping me https://photos.app.goo.gl/Lg8Wkmn3mfPj7gnX6

[tinkerBOY]

Hi there again ToyRoBoHoBo!

You may have to edit the retrogame configuration file at

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/boot/retrogame.cfg

You can edit the file on a Windows machine.

retrogame.PNG (58.68 KiB) Viewed 5075 times

The numbers in the red rectangle are the GPIO pins. You have to match those pin numbers to the ones you soldered on the Pi. You can check the pin numbering at www.pinout.xyz.

[ToyRoBoHoBo]

tinkerboy thank you for the reply i followed https://www.tinkerboy.xyz/gpio-button-g ... v2-0-v1-1/ as my pin out is this model out dated or is that ok for your controller