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I have the pcb ordered and should have it soon to start testing My STV multi cart is on its way too

Here it is They look much better in person

I do have an extra Sega16-Pi multi selector board here that I have built. Since I am in Canada... If anyone in Canada wants it I could program the atmega for you, test it and send it out to you - u just pay $25 + shipping You would need to build the harness to connect to the RPi and the Sega16...

I will try and work that out The multi from Apocalypse was about $250 USD The parts for the selector are cheap - it is the pcb from Oshpark that u have to buy 3 of them so possibly someone in the US can get some made and share them. It might be easier in the US as I am in Canada and things are...

Once you have everything setup and connected to the RPi and the multi selector, turn on the Sega pcb and wait for the RPi to fully load. You will know it is loaded when you see the OLED is lit up NOTE: *** All dip switches must be in the OFF position on the multi board by Apocalypse The first...

Raspberry Pi Zero W was used for this multi selector. I bought the RPi Zero W with the pin header already soldered to it This is the case I am using for it: You will also need a 8GB microSD card (I recommend Sandisk) Here is the Raspberry Pi image you will need to load to the RPi. Just...

Here are the parts you will need to build the multi selector pcb: Here is the link to the Osh Park project for the actual pcb:    Sega16-Pi Multi Selector PCB Here are the parts you need to build the pcb: Description Quantity PCB Location Digikey Part No. Comment Conn Rcpt 4POS 2.54mm 2...

Here is a short demo of the Sega16-Pi multi selector for use with the Sega16B multi kit made by Apocalypse. It allows you to change games by using your cell phone and connecting to the IP address of the Raspberry Pi used with the selector. It uses the RPi as well as a Atmega328p chip for...

Looks great

Yes it is

Looks great

Someone must have the Great One that they want to pass on

I would say it is analog signal then I will use CD4066BE chips

I have a question for someone with the STV multi cart... I have not got mine yet When the dip switch pins are jumped, is it basically joining 5v across the pins? or maybe a lower voltage? This is how the sega16 multi works.

Here they are

I will not be selling them I will provide everything needed to build it as well as rpi image and oshpark project Will be tested with rpi zero w

Here it is

Looks great

Here it is

Ah yes I see that on the list