ATARI SIO2SD PCB For 400/800/600XL/800XL/1200XL/65XE/130XE
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:7237185 | Brand: Intellivision |
Acknowledgement: This product is open source and was done by below awesome individuals.Device inventor and AVR software developer: Jakub Kruszona-ZawadzkiATARI software developer and tester: Paweł Nowak (Pajero/MadTeam)NVC developer: Marcin Sochacki (Montezuma)Tester (also new SMD PCB designer - still not finished): Jakub Husak
Listed the BRAND NEW SIO2SD PCB V2.0 board for the Atari 8-bit computers (400/800/600XL/800XL/1200XL/65XE/130XE). With t...his board, you can load games/applications into 8-bit Atari computers via SIO interface from SD/MMC cards.
The last photo shows that I personally assembled one and did BOOTUP test (without an SD card) and everything looks good!
WHAT YOU GET
1) You get the board WITH the SD card connector soldered in for you! If you do not want the card connector soldered in, let me know at the time of paying.
2) You also get ONE piece of the 14.31818Mhz crystal.
Btw, I also have the "poor man's" version of the SIO cable. See item www.ebay.com/itm/113736192050.
The below site has all the information and software downloads. Note that this item is PCB V2.0, non-SMD version. So, make sure you choose the firmware download for V2.0! Any version 2.x and above will do.
Acknowledgement on the below pages.
ALL Downloads & Build Information: sio2sd.gucio.pl/wiki/EnglishThe schematic will tell you the BOM, etc.
Usage instruction page: retrogamesultra.com/2017/03/06/atari-sio2sd
SIO2SD Newbie AtariAge User Forum Thread: atariage.com/forums/topic/259059-sio2sd-newbie/ & video at vimeo.com/83181970
More pictures and YouTube vid: nightfallcrew.com/06/07/2010/unboxing-sio2sd-interface-by-pigula/
An interesting link on building this item: retrohax.net/sio2sd-for-atari (And this is the reason why you need to buy this board! LOL! Save you a lot of time!) The author is nice enough to share the 3D printing STL files, should you want to make a case!
SOME TIPS:
The SIO2SD uses the below. Part numbers are listed to the best of my detective work! Take the info with your own free will :D.
The ATMEGA32 to emulate the Atari disk drive. You can get the ATMEGA32 microcontroller on DigiKey. Part number: ATMEGA32A-PU-ND. It's the best source and it's actually cheaper than on eBay!If you want to get more of get the 14.31818Mhz crystal, you can get from Digikey. Part number: 887-1862-ND. And the 74HC245 logic chip. Part number: 296-1584-5-NDThe LCD is basically the 2*16 alphanumeric based on the HD44780 chipset. You can find this on eBay dirt cheap.The potentiometer (for adjusting the LCD's contrast) is a 10mm diameter 2.2K 3-prong potentiometer. You can get it from Digikey. Part number: 1993-1101-ND. *Study* the photo in the listing!IC2 (see photo) is the 7833 LDO voltage regulator from 5V 3.3V for the SD card. The last photo should tell you the pinout the of the LDO.JP1 is the 5-pin header connecting to the Atari's SIO port's pins. See photo.The 10uF tantalum polarized capacitor can be substituted with a 10uF/16V electrolytic capacitor.LEDS: From top to bottom are LED1(RED)/LED2(YELLOW)/LED3(GREEN). 3mm LEDs fit nicely. When facing the board with the LEDs on top side of the board, the right pins of the LEDs are the POSITIVE pins connected to +5V.IMPORTANT:The board is sold AS IS and ONLY the board. STANDARD DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR PROJECT IN ANYWAY, THAT IS, ANY KIND OF DAMAGES TO YOU OR YOUR MACHINE(S)/COMPUTER(S), INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED OF TO PHYSICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL, PROPERTY-WISE, OR FINANCIAL DAMAGES FROM YOUR PROJECT(S), NOR AM I RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TECHNICAL SUPPORT. THIS IS JUST LIKE A BREAD BOARD THAT YOU USE IT WITH YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY AND IMAGINATION.You MUST read and understand all the computer electrical characteristics of the machine's peripherals, e.g., expansion slots, etc., before using the board, e.g., maximum voltage and ampere you can use! Please research that on the internet! You MUST also understand all electrical characteristics of whatever ICs that you want to use with the board. Read the datasheets!NO returns or refundsNO TECHNICAL SUPPORT ON THIS!Please note that the descriptions were provided to the best of quality. Not responsible for any typos. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS IF YOU'RE IN DOUBT BEFORE BIDDING OR BUYING!
Listed the BRAND NEW SIO2SD PCB V2.0 board for the Atari 8-bit computers (400/800/600XL/800XL/1200XL/65XE/130XE). With t...his board, you can load games/applications into 8-bit Atari computers via SIO interface from SD/MMC cards.
The last photo shows that I personally assembled one and did BOOTUP test (without an SD card) and everything looks good!
WHAT YOU GET
1) You get the board WITH the SD card connector soldered in for you! If you do not want the card connector soldered in, let me know at the time of paying.
2) You also get ONE piece of the 14.31818Mhz crystal.
Btw, I also have the "poor man's" version of the SIO cable. See item www.ebay.com/itm/113736192050.
The below site has all the information and software downloads. Note that this item is PCB V2.0, non-SMD version. So, make sure you choose the firmware download for V2.0! Any version 2.x and above will do.
Acknowledgement on the below pages.
ALL Downloads & Build Information: sio2sd.gucio.pl/wiki/EnglishThe schematic will tell you the BOM, etc.
Usage instruction page: retrogamesultra.com/2017/03/06/atari-sio2sd
SIO2SD Newbie AtariAge User Forum Thread: atariage.com/forums/topic/259059-sio2sd-newbie/ & video at vimeo.com/83181970
More pictures and YouTube vid: nightfallcrew.com/06/07/2010/unboxing-sio2sd-interface-by-pigula/
An interesting link on building this item: retrohax.net/sio2sd-for-atari (And this is the reason why you need to buy this board! LOL! Save you a lot of time!) The author is nice enough to share the 3D printing STL files, should you want to make a case!
SOME TIPS:
The SIO2SD uses the below. Part numbers are listed to the best of my detective work! Take the info with your own free will :D.
The ATMEGA32 to emulate the Atari disk drive. You can get the ATMEGA32 microcontroller on DigiKey. Part number: ATMEGA32A-PU-ND. It's the best source and it's actually cheaper than on eBay!If you want to get more of get the 14.31818Mhz crystal, you can get from Digikey. Part number: 887-1862-ND. And the 74HC245 logic chip. Part number: 296-1584-5-NDThe LCD is basically the 2*16 alphanumeric based on the HD44780 chipset. You can find this on eBay dirt cheap.The potentiometer (for adjusting the LCD's contrast) is a 10mm diameter 2.2K 3-prong potentiometer. You can get it from Digikey. Part number: 1993-1101-ND. *Study* the photo in the listing!IC2 (see photo) is the 7833 LDO voltage regulator from 5V 3.3V for the SD card. The last photo should tell you the pinout the of the LDO.JP1 is the 5-pin header connecting to the Atari's SIO port's pins. See photo.The 10uF tantalum polarized capacitor can be substituted with a 10uF/16V electrolytic capacitor.LEDS: From top to bottom are LED1(RED)/LED2(YELLOW)/LED3(GREEN). 3mm LEDs fit nicely. When facing the board with the LEDs on top side of the board, the right pins of the LEDs are the POSITIVE pins connected to +5V.IMPORTANT:The board is sold AS IS and ONLY the board. STANDARD DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR PROJECT IN ANYWAY, THAT IS, ANY KIND OF DAMAGES TO YOU OR YOUR MACHINE(S)/COMPUTER(S), INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED OF TO PHYSICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL, PROPERTY-WISE, OR FINANCIAL DAMAGES FROM YOUR PROJECT(S), NOR AM I RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY TECHNICAL SUPPORT. THIS IS JUST LIKE A BREAD BOARD THAT YOU USE IT WITH YOUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY AND IMAGINATION.You MUST read and understand all the computer electrical characteristics of the machine's peripherals, e.g., expansion slots, etc., before using the board, e.g., maximum voltage and ampere you can use! Please research that on the internet! You MUST also understand all electrical characteristics of whatever ICs that you want to use with the board. Read the datasheets!NO returns or refundsNO TECHNICAL SUPPORT ON THIS!Please note that the descriptions were provided to the best of quality. Not responsible for any typos. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS IF YOU'RE IN DOUBT BEFORE BIDDING OR BUYING!
