MiSTer inside a PlayStation One
MiSTer inside a PlayStation One
I am not the first who does that, but I want to show you my mods.
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Re: MiSTer inside a PlayStation One
No.metalfacemark wrote: ↑Wed May 11, 2022 2:35 pm Nice work, have you got snac adaptors for the front ports?
I think I will solder a ps1/ps2 to usb adapter in the future, but not a SNAC. I’ll see.
I use XBox 360 controlers for consoles cores and arcades sticks for arcades ones, I’m happy.
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Re: MiSTer inside a PlayStation One
That's great work. Fits so well into the shell of a dead PlayStation.
A short extension on the SD card could be useful inside the CD lid.
You can also get the USER port directly connected up to the from console ports and memory card adaptors.
Re: MiSTer inside a PlayStation One
Thank you. It was not easy to fit all (power supply, extensions cables, the mister with analog i/o, the usb hub), and it was not a dead PlayStation but a working onemultisystem wrote: ↑Wed May 11, 2022 3:04 pmThat's great work. Fits so well into the shell of a dead PlayStation.
A short extension on the SD card could be useful inside the CD lid.
You can also get the USER port directly connected up to the from console ports and memory card adaptors.
Good idea for the SD card extension, in the future, i will add one.
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Re: MiSTer inside a PlayStation One
You'd have to keep the lid open for ventilation though. You might want to consider a custom lid with vents, so you can keep it closed without it overheating
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Re: MiSTer inside a PlayStation One
Longtime4321 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 10:01 pmYou'd have to keep the lid open for ventilation though. You might want to consider a custom lid with vents, so you can keep it closed without it overheating
I've never used a PSOne, but IIRC, my actual PS1 lid cover wasn't airtight, so with the fan blowing, it may be able to pull in enough air from around the edges of the CD cover.
It's a shame the DE-10 doesn't have a temp sensor for the FPGA.
Re: MiSTer inside a PlayStation One
You can add a temperate sensor onto the 1.3-1.4 RTC addon boards.
I used one of these:
https://www.digikey.com/en/products/det ... RL7/760456
When installed it is positioned near the main package but not a direct measurement.
You can have it display the temp on an i2c oled via aptly named i2c2oled: