Modifications

Une fois les éléments disposez sur une surface non conductrice, brancher l'accu dans le connecteur JST du PowerBoost 1000C.  

Une fois les éléments disposez sur une surface non conductrice, brancher l'accu dans le connecteur JST du PowerBoost 1000C.  

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Branchez ensuite le ruban GPIO sur le PiTFT et connectez l'autre bout sur la carte Gamepad PiGRRL. {{traduction}} Then, lay the PiTFT over the Raspberry Pi and press it down to connect together the GPIOs until they’re fully seated.

 

Next, plug the Pi ribbon cable into the PiTFT GPIO breakout and connect the other end to the PiGRRL Gamepad. Then, lay the PiTFT over the Raspberry Pi and press it down to connect together the GPIOs until they’re fully seated.

<p class="p2">Now you can flip the slide switch to power on the circuit. The PiTFT should display the boot up scripts and automatically launch RetroPi Emulationstation. Test out the DPad and buttons to see if everything works as expected. You should hear audio once a ROM is loaded. If you don’t have any loaded, reference the software page for uploading ROMs (You should be able to launch Quake from the Ports section).

<p class="p2">Now you can flip the slide switch to power on the circuit. The PiTFT should display the boot up scripts and automatically launch RetroPi Emulationstation. Test out the DPad and buttons to see if everything works as expected. You should hear audio once a ROM is loaded. If you don’t have any loaded, reference the software page for uploading ROMs (You should be able to launch Quake from the Ports section).