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

[dirtybeagles]

[mention]Helder[/mention] Install Question:
Question 1: I assume I connect The audio L and R to the all-in-one board but not sure what ground form the headphone jack should be connected? Switch A, switch B, or the same GND that the (-) speaker cable is connected to.

Question 2: the two PWM0 and PWM1 pads you have on the all-in-one board, what do they connect to? I assume the Pi. Wermy used GPIO pin 18 but it is mono sound. I am using a pi2 so it would be the same GPIO pins. Just not sure what to connect this board to. There is also a direct audio connection which can also be used: https://learn.adafruit.com/pigrrl-2/pi-audio (the blue wire would be neg (-) and the red wire is (+)) Would the blue and red wire connect to the all-in-one board?

[Helder]

[mention]Helder[/mention] Install Question:
Question 1: I assume I connect The audio L and R to the all-in-one board but not sure what ground form the headphone jack should be connected? Switch A, switch B, or the same GND that the (-) speaker cable is connected to.

Question 2: the two PWM0 and PWM1 pads you have on the all-in-one board, what do they connect to? I assume the Pi. Wermy used GPIO pin 18 but it is mono sound. I am using a pi2 so it would be the same GPIO pins. Just not sure what to connect this board to. There is also a direct audio connection which can also be used: https://learn.adafruit.com/pigrrl-2/pi-audio (the blue wire would be neg (-) and the red wire is (+)) Would the blue and red wire connect to the all-in-one board?

Follow the quoted links below, the ground pads are there for convenience on the outputs that go to the headphones and speaker. The PWM0 and PWM1 are whatever pins you configured on your Pi so if you follow Wermy's guide it will be GPIO pin 18 and 13, here is the guide on PWM Audio:
http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=480

@Helder, I am definitely a noob at this stuff so please excuse me if I'm wrong here. I'm a little confused by the headphone diagram you posted on page 1 of this thread. You posted that the bottom left pin was for the ground black to the speaker and the top left was for the Red+ to the speaker. In the part 4 tutorial by @Wermy he wired the ground of the speak to the bottom left (just like you posted) and the bottom right pin of the headphone jack to the + of the speaker. I know he was doing mono sound but should that make a difference or was the diagram incorrect?

I based my install off of this guide:

http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=197

If you follow that guide you can have audio to speaker cut off once a headphone is inserted but if you leave the headphone PCB alone meaning don't remove any component or trim the board down I'm sure the speaker will cut off once you insert a headphone jack using my guide. The guide linked above the PCB was trimmed down so parts of it are missing therefore the reason he wired things the way he did.

[hawker180]

Thanks to much Helder, Mine arrived in Australia today! (board with audio)

The PCB is amazing! It will be a shame not to see it once the case is closed

[mr.john_doe]

Hello,

I wanted to buy the board but it isn't available. Can we hope that you will build more of them?

Regards

[BadBert]

I am new here, found this place via YouTube... i want to build a GBzero...

soooooo i would also like to buy this bord with audio!!!

[Helder]

I just opened up preorders right now, I expect boards tomorrow and will start shipping them Friday or Saturday.

[drbob42]

Awesome work! Count me in.

[gargoyle67]

Just ordered 3 with audio, was going to wait on the all in one boards but figured I may as well go the GPIO route as it's already there
Thanks for doing these Helder

[jermzz]

In for two! Thanks!!!

[Ford873]

I just opened up preorders right now, I expect boards tomorrow and will start shipping them Friday or Saturday.

Is this for America only? I am in the uk and it says international is sold out, but it is available in America?