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Be sure to grab that)
oneleaf86
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Will be plug and play, no soldering required
Sp33dFr34k
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Haha, fancy shit my man, nice! 
Yeah, USB-C instead of micro USB sounds like a good plan.
P.s. don't forget to cover them EEPROM windows
Yeah, USB-C instead of micro USB sounds like a good plan.
P.s. don't forget to cover them EEPROM windows
Completely solderless, plug n play install.
A 3 pin JST XH connects to the selector PCB, which runs to a 4 pin DuPont style header to CN5 of the S16 motherboard.
Of course, optionally, you can customise the install any way you see fit, with soldering. There's a number of points reset, ground and +5V can be tapped from.
A 3 pin JST XH connects to the selector PCB, which runs to a 4 pin DuPont style header to CN5 of the S16 motherboard.
Of course, optionally, you can customise the install any way you see fit, with soldering. There's a number of points reset, ground and +5V can be tapped from.
This is what I grabbed to test with. 1.8m USB C for $5 odd delivered. Perfect.
https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/aw/d/B07VQNZZXD?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_image
https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/aw/d/B07VQNZZXD?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_image
Sp33dFr34k
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Besides that, USB-C is just a way better connector than a micro USB imo.
Agreed. I was silly to go with micro, it made sense in my head as I needed something compact with 5 pins.
USB C is just as compact and is reversible which is convenient. Also a lot easier to buy USB C to USB C cables than it is to buy micro USB to micro USB cables. More pins too, I don't need them but handy for future expansion.
USB C is just as compact and is reversible which is convenient. Also a lot easier to buy USB C to USB C cables than it is to buy micro USB to micro USB cables. More pins too, I don't need them but handy for future expansion.
beast1x5
Professional
Sick job @Frank_fjs , can't wait for the release
That's actually the old one. There's a newer one with fixed letter width...
Awesome woke @Frank_fjs! I’m totally going to buy the multi just to go with this selector.
Please make this for the CPS2 multi and all other multis!! Would this be possible? @Darksoft
Please make this for the CPS2 multi and all other multis!! Would this be possible? @Darksoft
mathewbeall
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This is sooooo damn sexy. I can't wait to get my multi and this!
beast1x5
Professional
@Frank_fjs any estimate cost on the LCD selector as of yet or still pending?
Still pending as I need to finalise the design before crunching numbers. At this stage I think the only changes I need to make is swapping the micro USB port over to USB C and I may look at placing the JST connector on the top side of the PCB or even changing it to a standard header pin.
Trying to keep cost as low as possible, which is difficult with the AU dollar tanking against the US dollar, everything is costing me double what it usually does. I may look at bulk sending to Mitsu for US distribution (if he's happy with that) to considerably slash postage costs. Idea being he can simply pop the selector in with your S16 multi.
Trying to keep cost as low as possible, which is difficult with the AU dollar tanking against the US dollar, everything is costing me double what it usually does. I may look at bulk sending to Mitsu for US distribution (if he's happy with that) to considerably slash postage costs. Idea being he can simply pop the selector in with your S16 multi.
