Hello,
the “BC” version will fit for sure, as lightpipes are slightly more narrow then those for E chassis. They are 14.8mm wide, to be precise. If however new 1200 cases have been based on more recent “E” mold, you could also fit 1mm wider “E” version, which would result in more appealing look, especially if you are lucky owner of clear A1200 case.
Please measure width of LED cutouts. If you get 16mm, go for the “E” version.
1. Update the download section with the Falcon version’s manual – now it mentions black and white cables while the Falcon PSU has blue and brown ones.
2. Add an header for existing Falcon PSU connection – there’s a nice connector, I feel bad destroying it only to connect it again into a very similar one.
Superb! Exactly what I wanted since years! Finally a Gotek – like reader that uses the floppy button for USB access and properly designed for Amiga! Which models is it going to be for? I hope for A600, A1200 and A1000… eventually A500 but I have only 1 machine… I have more than 5 of each others).
They are straight pin version. Unfortunately, I have not been able to locate solder cup version, which indeed is more convenient to work with, anywhere. I do not think they are available any longer.
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RafikPosted on6:49 pm - Jul 6, 2018
Hi,
This item is what I was looking for. Do you ship to Canada? If yes, how much is shipping?
Best regards.
administratorPosted on9:30 pm - Jul 6, 2018
Hello, I am glad you like it 🙂 Yes, I do ship to Canada. Please add the adapter to the basket and proceed to checkout to see the shipping cost.
RobertPosted on7:59 am - Jul 12, 2018
Hello,
wich one LED module is compatibile with new A1200net cases?
Greetings from Poland
administratorPosted on9:41 am - Jul 12, 2018
Hello,
the “BC” version will fit for sure, as lightpipes are slightly more narrow then those for E chassis. They are 14.8mm wide, to be precise. If however new 1200 cases have been based on more recent “E” mold, you could also fit 1mm wider “E” version, which would result in more appealing look, especially if you are lucky owner of clear A1200 case.
Please measure width of LED cutouts. If you get 16mm, go for the “E” version.
RobertPosted on9:54 pm - Jul 17, 2018
Hello,
version for 1D1 mainboard will be available?
administratorPosted on4:35 pm - Jul 18, 2018
Not planned for the moment 🙁
Andrejs SahovsPosted on12:16 am - Aug 17, 2018
Is it supporting USB Joystick ?
administratorPosted on6:46 pm - Aug 17, 2018
not yet, sorry.
xraynormPosted on6:36 pm - Aug 26, 2018
Hi
Does this support the mouse wheel?
administratorPosted on10:16 pm - Aug 26, 2018
It does not, sorry.
mikroPosted on2:12 pm - Sep 18, 2018
Two suggestions:
1. Update the download section with the Falcon version’s manual – now it mentions black and white cables while the Falcon PSU has blue and brown ones.
2. Add an header for existing Falcon PSU connection – there’s a nice connector, I feel bad destroying it only to connect it again into a very similar one.
TMPosted on3:18 pm - Sep 23, 2018
Hello,
Will you have some new TOS stock soon ? I am interested in the US 2.06 version.
Thanks.
administratorPosted on7:11 pm - Sep 23, 2018
Your wish has been granted, they have just been restocked 😉
TMPosted on5:06 am - Sep 24, 2018
Many thanks !
SebastienPosted on2:29 pm - Oct 24, 2018
Superb! Exactly what I wanted since years! Finally a Gotek – like reader that uses the floppy button for USB access and properly designed for Amiga! Which models is it going to be for? I hope for A600, A1200 and A1000… eventually A500 but I have only 1 machine… I have more than 5 of each others).
David WillsPosted on9:53 pm - Nov 8, 2018
You need to offer international sales and shipping. Please, please, pretty please. We are starved for a product/service like this down in Australia.
Sylvain PrevostPosted on6:31 am - Nov 9, 2018
Hi, I bought your product st2vga. Works fine for high res on vga display, but low res not supported. What solution ?
administratorPosted on7:10 am - Nov 9, 2018
Hello Sylvain, color modes (a.k.a low and medium res.) require 15kHz HSYNC capable monitor, such as Benq BL720A. This is a design limitation of your Atari video output, not ST2VGA.
You can also check sites like http://15khz.wikidot.com or http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=32243
Phil /A1200NETPosted on4:12 pm - Nov 10, 2018
New A1200 cases by A1200NET have 16mm wide LEDs cutouts.
So “E” version it is.
Cheers
administratorPosted on10:41 pm - Nov 10, 2018
Many thanks!
Bona VenturaPosted on5:35 pm - Nov 29, 2018
Any update regarding the progress?
Kirk MeltonPosted on4:45 pm - Dec 1, 2018
Which revision of these will work on the kickstarter cases?
administratorPosted on6:35 pm - Dec 1, 2018
This is the one you should get, A1200.net case is made of “E” rev. molds.
chrisPosted on9:22 pm - Jan 10, 2019
Hi! Do you know when these will be back in stock and ready for dispatch?
Thanks!
Chris
administratorPosted on9:30 pm - Jan 10, 2019
Hello Chris, most of current back-orders should be dispatched during next week, new batch is expected a week or two after.
chrisPosted on9:01 pm - Jan 11, 2019
Ah, cool – not too long then!
chrisPosted on9:29 pm - Jan 10, 2019
Hi! Does this have proper solder cups at the back, or is it just straight pins?
All the eBay ones I’ve found are really tough to solder because they’re just pins st the back without solder cups!
administratorPosted on9:33 pm - Jan 10, 2019
They are straight pin version. Unfortunately, I have not been able to locate solder cup version, which indeed is more convenient to work with, anywhere. I do not think they are available any longer.
chrisPosted on8:58 pm - Jan 11, 2019
Ah, thanks for the info!
I just bought an ST2VGA instead!
chrisPosted on3:23 pm - Jan 19, 2019
Hi! Just received my STVGA – thank you!
Are the three pads next to the switch the audio output? If so, do you recommend a particular jack for use to provide the mono output?