PETDuino in Datasette - Revision history

Mahjongg: /* PCB for the arduino nano */

2024-07-30T22:46:46Z

PCB for the arduino nano

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	started with a (perfboard) PCB after creating a socket for the arduino nano.		started with a (perfboard) PCB after creating a socket for the arduino nano.

	[[File:PCB for datasette arduino.JPG\|~~1000px~~]]		[[File:PCB for datasette arduino.JPG\|800px]]

2024-07-30T22:46:20Z

PCB for the arduino nano

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	== PCB for the arduino nano ==		== PCB for the arduino nano ==
	started with a (perfboard) PCB after creating a socket for the arduino nano.		started with a (perfboard) PCB after creating a socket for the arduino nano.

			[[File:PCB for datasette arduino.JPG\|1000px]]

2024-07-30T22:45:21Z

Schematic of datasette duino

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	[[File:DATASETTE-DUINO buttons.pdf]]		[[File:DATASETTE-DUINO buttons.pdf]]

			== PCB for the arduino nano ==
			started with a (perfboard) PCB after creating a socket for the arduino nano.

2024-07-16T22:26:01Z

Opening in tape desk cover door for LCD

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	the result looks like this: [[File:Datasette with LCD.JPG\|1000px]]		the result looks like this: [[File:Datasette with LCD.JPG\|1000px]]

			== Schematic of datasette duino ==
			this is the finalised schematic of the datasette duino:

			[[File:DATASETTE-DUINO buttons.pdf]]

2024-07-16T21:55:51Z

Opening in tape desk cover door for LCD

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	== Opening in tape desk cover door for LCD ==		== Opening in tape desk cover door for LCD ==
	As the epth of the tape deck opening was too undeep to place the LCD (with I2C) backpack under I decided to ~~sreate~~ an opening in the transparent tape deck cover door just large enough so that the metal part of the LCD could stick through it.		As the epth of the tape deck opening was too undeep to place the LCD (with I2C) backpack under I decided to create an opening in the transparent tape deck cover door just large enough so that the metal part of the LCD could stick through it.
			The dimensions of the high metal part of the LCD is 71mm wide and 24mm high, so I need to create an opening in the cover with these dimensions.

	the result looks like this: [[File:Datasette with LCD.JPG\|1000px]]		the result looks like this: [[File:Datasette with LCD.JPG\|1000px]]

2024-07-16T21:54:48Z

The dimensions of the high metal part of the LCD

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	As the epth of the tape deck opening was too undeep to place the LCD (with I2C) backpack under I decided to sreate an opening in the transparent tape deck cover door just large enough so that the metal part of the LCD could stick through it.		As the epth of the tape deck opening was too undeep to place the LCD (with I2C) backpack under I decided to sreate an opening in the transparent tape deck cover door just large enough so that the metal part of the LCD could stick through it.
	the result looks like this: [[File:Datasette with LCD.JPG\|1000px]]		the result looks like this: [[File:Datasette with LCD.JPG\|1000px]]

	~~== The dimensions of the high metal part of the LCD ==~~

	~~is 71mm wide and 24mm high, so I need to create an opening in the cover with these dimensions.~~

2024-07-16T21:53:44Z

measuring the dimensions of the cassette compartment

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	it is 117mm wide, 68mm high and 14mm deep. the display is 19mm high, so it wont fit below the datasette cover,		it is 117mm wide, 68mm high and 14mm deep. the display is 19mm high, so it wont fit below the datasette cover,
	the cover is 3mm thick. so I need to create a hole in the cover, and perhaps some plastic below the display.		the cover is 3mm thick. so I need to create a hole in the cover, and perhaps some plastic below the display.

			== Opening in tape desk cover door for LCD ==
			As the epth of the tape deck opening was too undeep to place the LCD (with I2C) backpack under I decided to sreate an opening in the transparent tape deck cover door just large enough so that the metal part of the LCD could stick through it.
			the result looks like this: [[File:Datasette with LCD.JPG\|1000px]]

	== The dimensions of the high metal part of the LCD ==		== The dimensions of the high metal part of the LCD ==

	is 71mm wide and 24mm high, so I need to create an opening in the cover with these dimensions.		is 71mm wide and 24mm high, so I need to create an opening in the cover with these dimensions.

2024-06-12T00:28:34Z

measuring the dimensions of the cassette compartment

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	the cover is 3mm thick. so I need to create a hole in the cover, and perhaps some plastic below the display.		the cover is 3mm thick. so I need to create a hole in the cover, and perhaps some plastic below the display.

	== The dimensions of the high metal part of the LCD, is 71mm wide and 24mm high, so I need to create an opening in the cover with these dimensions.		== The dimensions of the high metal part of the LCD ==

			is 71mm wide and 24mm high, so I need to create an opening in the cover with these dimensions.

2024-06-12T00:27:09Z

8 may 2024 Started with a Datasette with an Arduino and Sd-Card

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	== 8 may 2024 Started with a Datasette with an Arduino and Sd-Card==		== 8 may 2024 Started with a Datasette with an Arduino and Sd-Card inside ==

	Found a fritzing Diagram of a "casduino" for a C64/PET Datasette. Started with converting the diagram to a KiCad schematic, using the TZXDuino Pico as example, so that I don't need to use a separate SD-card interface board, or 3V3 regulator. this DATASETTE-Duino uses a 2x16 LCD with an I2C backpack..		Found a fritzing Diagram of a "casduino" for a C64/PET Datasette. Started with converting the diagram to a KiCad schematic, using the TZXDuino Pico as example, so that I don't need to use a separate SD-card interface board, or 3V3 regulator. this DATASETTE-Duino uses a 2x16 LCD with an I2C backpack..

2024-06-12T00:17:37Z

measuring the dimensions of the cassette compartment

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	it is 117mm wide, 68mm high and 14mm deep. the display is 19mm high, so it wont fit below the datasette cover,		it is 117mm wide, 68mm high and 14mm deep. the display is 19mm high, so it wont fit below the datasette cover,
	the cover is 3mm thick. so I need to create a hole in the cover, and perhaps some plastic below the display.		the cover is 3mm thick. so I need to create a hole in the cover, and perhaps some plastic below the display.

			== The dimensions of the high metal part of the LCD, is 71mm wide and 24mm high, so I need to create an opening in the cover with these dimensions.