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Variants:
- Type A: Designed for the UNSW Makerspaces, as a soldering induction board. Low cost (literal bare minimum), intended for large scale manufacture.
- Type B: Designed for a general audience (and myself), larger board, better quality components, better firmware, higher performance.
Features (A):
- Raspberry Pi compatible* 2x20 Pinheader
- Functional D-Pad (4-button) & A+B controls
- Functions as a NES style game controller over USB-C
- Can be programmed to perform as a microcontroller for general purpose applications
- 16Mbit Flash Memory
- Firmware has been designed for minimal user interaction (less configuration)
Features (B, not yet released):
- Breakout I2C, SPI header
- OLED display connector (16-Pin)
- 2x Joysticks, 4x D-pad (4-button) & A+B+C+D controls
- Better performance GPIO lines
- Battery Charger & Protection Circuitry
- 128Mbit Flash Memory
- Bluetooth wireless functionality (Optional DNP pads)
- Configurable button mappings
- High quality buttons, large form factor switches w/ Low latency IO buffer registration
Analog Two
Paul
T. B. Trzepacz
WingTechCorner