All in One PCB Support Thread

[xfcrowman]

Upon further reading, it looks like I will need a ASP to USB adapter to reprogram the board.

@Helder, can you confirm this before I purchase the adapter?

[Helder]

Upon further reading, it looks like I will need a ASP to USB adapter to reprogram the board.

@Helder, can you confirm this before I purchase the adapter?

You can use Arduino IDE but the USBasp adapter is the best bet but be sure that you have a compatible OS to use it as some Windows 10 users didn't have luck with the drivers.

[xfcrowman]

Upon further reading, it looks like I will need a ASP to USB adapter to reprogram the board.

@Helder, can you confirm this before I purchase the adapter?

You can use Arduino IDE but the USBasp adapter is the best bet but be sure that you have a compatible OS to use it as some Windows 10 users didn't have luck with the drivers.

OK thanks @Helder, I will purchase a USBasp and follow your tutorial. Any opinion about the USB hub problems? I doubt that it's the wiring - I double checked the connections and also twisted data + and - to reduce interference. Thankfully I have one port that works, and in a worst case scenario I can always use the bluetooth on this external port. Of course, I would prefer not to do this if possible...

Thanks for your help!

[Helder]

Pictures of that area of the usb holes is needed for me to determine some idea why they aren't working. Also the new Pi Zero W has bluetooth and built-in wifi which should solve all of the hub issues.

[xfcrowman]

Pictures of that area of the usb holes is needed for me to determine some idea why they aren't working. Also the new Pi Zero W has bluetooth and built-in wifi which should solve all of the hub issues.

Yeah, that's a good point - the bluetooth/wifi issue is moot now with the Pi Zero W.

I just ordered one - it will be nice to use in the GBZ Do you know if Retropie is working with the Zero W yet?

[Helder]

Pictures of that area of the usb holes is needed for me to determine some idea why they aren't working. Also the new Pi Zero W has bluetooth and built-in wifi which should solve all of the hub issues.

Yeah, that's a good point - the bluetooth/wifi issue is moot now with the Pi Zero W.

I just ordered one - it will be nice to use in the GBZ Do you know if Retropie is working with the Zero W yet?

There is a barebones version out now that works but by the time you get it there will likely be a better update.

[enemone]

ALL,

Please see the instructions to get MAME working with this PCB:

Put your roms in the arcade folder instead of mame. then choose your game. It will then ask you which emulator to use. You'll need a keyboard plugged in to select, but select ir-mame4all. It will map your current controller to all arcade game by default. If you google, there's also a way to set buttons up in game, it's a key press keyboard shortcut. I don't remember it off the top of my head.

MAKE SURE THAT YOU MAP YOUR KEYS CORRECTY IN THE EMULATION STATION UI BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR EMULATOR SELECTION. IT WILL MAP ALL OF YOUR CURRENT KEYS.

[Duke23er]

Hi Guys,
it´s my first GBZ project and at this time I do not have sufficient technical knowledge.
So i have my first "stupid" questions about the AIO 2.2a board.

1. Is there any way to connect the Cartridge-Slot Reader to the use hub?
It would be nice, if I could use the regular PI Cardreader for the Emulators and the "Micro SD Cartridge board with Advanced Filtering" as a extermnal usb device for all my rom sets.

2. Did the v2.2a board support 2 analog Sticks + all Buttons? (A,B,X,Y + L1,L2,R1,R2)

[Helder]

Hi Guys,
it´s my first GBZ project and at this time I do not have sufficient technical knowledge.
So i have my first "stupid" questions about the AIO 2.2a board.

1. Is there any way to connect the Cartridge-Slot Reader to the use hub?
It would be nice, if I could use the regular PI Cardreader for the Emulators and the "Micro SD Cartridge board with Advanced Filtering" as a extermnal usb device for all my rom sets.

2. Did the v2.2a board support 2 analog Sticks + all Buttons? (A,B,X,Y + L1,L2,R1,R2)

1. If you have a usb SD Card Reader you can connect it to the USB hub but if you're expecting to use external SD Card for storage you will have to read guides on how to do it and also read the roms off of it. The Pi assumes the roms are on the system SD Card but this might be with Retropie but might be different with other Emulator OS.

2. It supports all those buttons and 2 Analog Sticks using 2 of the 4 extra ADC pads on the back of the board.

[Duke23er]

1. If you have a usb SD Card Reader you can connect it to the USB hub but if you're expecting to use external SD Card for storage you will have to read guides on how to do it and also read the roms off of it. The Pi assumes the roms are on the system SD Card but this might be with Retropie but might be different with other Emulator OS.

Ok, did you think I can use something like this? http://www.pollin.de/shop/dt/MDE2NzcyOT ... S5159.html
The idea is to remove the card slot and wire the pcb to the Cartridge Slot and the USB Hub.

The Retropie setup for running roms from usb, I found this: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Se ... -USB-drive