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TF CD32 Riser Revision 2 Design Complete
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I've screwed something up with the video output on this. I need to understand what though... This was an experiment so ... dunno...go0se wrote: 06 Apr 2020 16:52Nice one! Funds have been located and are awaiting transfer on your say-so... :)
My circuit is tapping the video at AR_EXT, AG_EXT and AB_EXT... not the usual locations. The thinking was that this should always be the mixed video signal. But all i see is a blank screen.
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Yes, that is because this is the video that is coming from the FMV card (INPUT).
The _EXT_VIDEO signal closes the U36 when FMV card is attached (INPUT).
That is why I mentioned in an earlier post to replicate the circuit to get it to work.
The _EXT_VIDEO signal closes the U36 when FMV card is attached (INPUT).
That is why I mentioned in an earlier post to replicate the circuit to get it to work.
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No. The FMV Card opens this when its attached. It then mixes the Amiga video with its own and returns a video signal back to the encoder. Basically A*_EXT is the raw pins of the video encoder chip.theq wrote: 06 Apr 2020 18:09 Yes, that is because this is the video that is coming from the FMV card (INPUT).
The _EXT_VIDEO signal closes the U36 when FMV card is attached (INPUT).
That is why I mentioned in an earlier post to replicate the circuit to get it to work.
The issue is the damn boardhouse put a 24K resistor instead of a 24R9... F*ckers.
That signal isnt coming from the FMV card (well it might be) but its *always* the mixed signal. I measured it with the scope..
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Wow!
Hope that capacitor values wasn't mixed up and are just like these needed to be.. :shock:
Hope that capacitor values wasn't mixed up and are just like these needed to be.. :shock:
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And after a hell off a struggle because i put the resistors too close to the DB23 ...
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never had a doubt You'll find out what causes this issue
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Now that is satisfaction after all the hard effort put in.
Sitting on the sofa controlling the CD32 wireless with a rocking 060 is getting a step closer.
Hopefully one of those all-in-one micro keyboard/mouse things popular with Raspberry Pi's will work. Handy for lazy time watching demos when you only need basic control.
Sitting on the sofa controlling the CD32 wireless with a rocking 060 is getting a step closer.
Hopefully one of those all-in-one micro keyboard/mouse things popular with Raspberry Pi's will work. Handy for lazy time watching demos when you only need basic control.
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I'm really hoping something like this will work on one usb port and a usb mouse keyboard combo on the other.
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The dongle looks nice and small.
The 8bit Do adapters are large. And would stick out a lot.
I have a small dongle (no laughing at the back) that I use with Raspberry Pi for PS3 pads.
Also have a XBOX360 wireless adapter but that is Zippo lighter sized hanging off a USB lead (although controllers are pretty good).
I can't play SWOS/Sensible Soccer using a dpad, but analogue sticks are ok.
Would you be thinking of say mapping PS3 controls to replicate CD32 pad? I have a PS2 controller adapter to Dtype for my CD32 as it came with no pad (or psu!).
The 8bit Do adapters are large. And would stick out a lot.
I have a small dongle (no laughing at the back) that I use with Raspberry Pi for PS3 pads.
Also have a XBOX360 wireless adapter but that is Zippo lighter sized hanging off a USB lead (although controllers are pretty good).
I can't play SWOS/Sensible Soccer using a dpad, but analogue sticks are ok.
Would you be thinking of say mapping PS3 controls to replicate CD32 pad? I have a PS2 controller adapter to Dtype for my CD32 as it came with no pad (or psu!).
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