I have the following solarmon RGBtoHDMI boards (based on c0pperdragon and LinuxJedi CPLD RGBtoHDMI boards), and extras/options for sale.
Shipping from UK. Shipping option and costs to be agreed. Payment by PayPal.
You will need to supply your own Raspberry Pi Zero, HDMI cables and any mounts required.
These RGBtoHDMI boards have FlashFloppy OSD integration (including keyboard integration).
Although they support OCS or ECS machines, they only support OCS modes (resolution and colour depth).
These will not work in an A1200.
A Quick Start Guide on how to do the initial setup can be found at:
https://github.com/solarmon/RGBtoHDMI/wiki/RGBtoHDMI-CPLD-Quick-Start-Guide
Note: The initial setup requires a menu button, so it is recommended to purchase one if you don't have a momentary push button that you can use. (Or you can just short the menu button jumper pins together with bare wire)
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* A500 (Denise DIP) SOIC RGBtoHDMI board(with relocated Pi header) - £20
(c0pperdragon based design)
* A500 (Denise DIP) TSSOP RGBtoHDMI board(with relocated Pi header) - £20
(c0pperdragon based design)
* A500 (Denise DIP) CPLD RGBtoHDMI board (with relocated Pi header) - £25
(LinuxJedi based design)
* A500 (Denise DIP) CPLD RGBtoHDMI board rev 1.1 (with relocated Pi header and onboard menu button) - £25.50
(LinuxJedi based design)
* CPLD FFC RGBtoHDMI board - £20
(LinuxJedi based design)
* CPLD FFC RGBtoHDMI board rev 1.1 (with integrated menu button) - £20.50
(LinuxJedi based design)
- A600 (Denise PLCC) FFC breakout hat - £5
- A500 (Denise DIP) FFC breakout hat - £5
- 20cm FFC flex cable - £0.5
* Menu button (20cm cable) - £1
A menu button is required for initial setup for the CPLD based RGBtoHDMI boards
* FlashFloppy OSD Adapter Board - £18
- including Blue Pill (socketted and programmed with FlashFloppy OSD).
- (or supply your own Blue Pill, for £12)
* A500 Keyboard Connector Breakout board - £8
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Further information and design files for building your own can be found at:
https://github.com/solarmon/RGBtoHDMI
https://github.com/LinuxJedi/AmigaRGBtoHDMI
Shipping from UK. Shipping option and costs to be agreed. Payment by PayPal.
You will need to supply your own Raspberry Pi Zero, HDMI cables and any mounts required.
These RGBtoHDMI boards have FlashFloppy OSD integration (including keyboard integration).
Although they support OCS or ECS machines, they only support OCS modes (resolution and colour depth).
These will not work in an A1200.
A Quick Start Guide on how to do the initial setup can be found at:
https://github.com/solarmon/RGBtoHDMI/wiki/RGBtoHDMI-CPLD-Quick-Start-Guide
Note: The initial setup requires a menu button, so it is recommended to purchase one if you don't have a momentary push button that you can use. (Or you can just short the menu button jumper pins together with bare wire)
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* A500 (Denise DIP) SOIC RGBtoHDMI board(with relocated Pi header) - £20
(c0pperdragon based design)
* A500 (Denise DIP) TSSOP RGBtoHDMI board(with relocated Pi header) - £20
(c0pperdragon based design)
* A500 (Denise DIP) CPLD RGBtoHDMI board (with relocated Pi header) - £25
(LinuxJedi based design)
* A500 (Denise DIP) CPLD RGBtoHDMI board rev 1.1 (with relocated Pi header and onboard menu button) - £25.50
(LinuxJedi based design)
* CPLD FFC RGBtoHDMI board - £20
(LinuxJedi based design)
* CPLD FFC RGBtoHDMI board rev 1.1 (with integrated menu button) - £20.50
(LinuxJedi based design)
- A600 (Denise PLCC) FFC breakout hat - £5
- A500 (Denise DIP) FFC breakout hat - £5
- 20cm FFC flex cable - £0.5
* Menu button (20cm cable) - £1
A menu button is required for initial setup for the CPLD based RGBtoHDMI boards
* FlashFloppy OSD Adapter Board - £18
- including Blue Pill (socketted and programmed with FlashFloppy OSD).
- (or supply your own Blue Pill, for £12)
* A500 Keyboard Connector Breakout board - £8
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Further information and design files for building your own can be found at:
https://github.com/solarmon/RGBtoHDMI
https://github.com/LinuxJedi/AmigaRGBtoHDMI
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