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1.9 KiB
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###Here you will find all the printed circuit boards needed to build the Arduino Cartridge Reader
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####cartreader.zip is the main PCB, PCB thickness is 1.6mm and size is 10x10cm
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![image](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20912715/snes/Snes_Cart_Reader_Mega_Shield/wiki/cartreader.png)
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####adapter.zip are various adapter PCBs, PCB thickness is 1.2mm and size is 10x10cm
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![image](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20912715/snes/Snes_Cart_Reader_Mega_Shield/wiki/adapter.png)
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Contains:
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- Game Boy (Color)/ Game Boy Advance cartridge adapter
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- small pcb for soldering a 29F032 flashrom into a Mission Impossible Game Boy Color cartridge
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- flash adapter for flashing 29F016, 29F032, 29F033, 29F1610 and 29L3211 flashroms
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- adapter for soldering a 29F032 into a SNES cartridge
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####backplate.dxf are the acrylic pieces for laser cutting, the thickness is 4mm and size is 10x10cm, you need to tell the manufacturer that you need all the cut-outs too
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![image](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20912715/snes/Snes_Cart_Reader_Mega_Shield/wiki/backplate.png)
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Contains:
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- backplate
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- 2x SD card spacer
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- display protector
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####snes_spacer.stl is a small 3d printed spacer to relieve pressure from the pins of SNES clone console slot
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![image](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20912715/snes/Snes_Cart_Reader_Mega_Shield/wiki/snes_spacer.png)
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####gbslot.stl is a 3d printed case for the Game Boy (Advance) adapter pcb
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![image](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20912715/snes/Snes_Cart_Reader_Mega_Shield/wiki/gbslot.png)
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####For the needed parts list see here: https://github.com/sanni/cartreader/wiki/PCB-Needed-Parts
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####How to order a PCB: https://github.com/sanni/cartreader/wiki/PCB-How-to-order-printed-circuit-boards
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###Attention: While I have tested all the parts I can not guarantee flawless operation, so use at own risk and always check the boards for short circuits
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