Instructions | 65uino

1

Send gerber files from /hardware on Github to your favorite board house

https://github.com/AndersBNielsen/65uino/tree/main/hardware
Look for 65uinoGerbersR*.zip
2

Source the IC's
3

Solder away! (Make sure you use a socket for the ROM at least)

If you use an SMD oscillator instead of the crystal, then C1, C2, R3, R4 and Y1 should not be populated/NC and J6 must be cut open with something sharp.
It's also a good idea to start with the SMD components first and then by order of lowest profile.
4

Write some more interesting code than the blink example on Github

The example code is configured to be assembled and linked with the cc65 toolchain - and edited using any text editor. (More info on github)
5

Burn the ROM

Using either a TL866 or something suitable for the ROM you sourced
6

Repeat from 4.

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