Atari st series computers conversion PC

[wongck]

Nice.... drool....

[calimero]

can you write list of PC components inside ST?

@Robson floppy DVD burner is a winer!

[Robson]

@calimero: Thanks. Not sure if the question about the inside parts is for me or not?

[calimero]

I speak in general if you put some photos of yours work, just add info about used PC parts

[Robson]

Yeah ok, mine is described on page 2, I think. .

[wongck]

Yeah ok, mine is described on page 2, I think. .

Yup, this is the actual post.

[AxelG]

Nice conversion, Robson.

I did a (new, add.) 520 ST USB keyboard which I connected to a new, much stronger PC. This way I have an Win7 64bit ST

Take care.
AxelG

[redhawk668]

The mainboard has arrived:

Foxconn Irvine (OEM HP):

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Got this off Fleabay

[wongck]

Got this off Fleabay

I see a silver coloured flea at the side.

[redhawk668]

I see a silver coloured flea at the side. [/quote]

LOL, Yeah, I need to clean out my desk...

[BoNuS]

Hi,

Update of my "old" config. You might notice the extra item on the picture, a converted SF354 with a slot-in DVD burner and there is also a 120GB external 2.5" IDE drive inside to extend the space of my Mediaportal config. Takes 3 USB ports in total.
Enjoy.

I like the DD->CD conversion !

[gunni]

hi all,
I'm struggling to get a keyboard from a STF working with a teensy 2.0
I've read through these pages a dozen times, the teensy has been flashed with the firmware joska posted, the keyboard led is lit but a quick lsusb suggests there is nothing connected to the usb port!
I'm tearing my hair out here... could one of you guys who have this setup working post exactly how you got it to work? I saw a couple of posts where people had been quite descriptive of a problematic setup and then a quick "its working" later with no hint to what had been wrong in the first place. I fear I am suffering the same error!
thanks in advance

[spiny]

hi all,
I'm struggling to get a keyboard from a STF working with a teensy 2.0
I've read through these pages a dozen times, the teensy has been flashed with the firmware joska posted, the keyboard led is lit but a quick lsusb suggests there is nothing connected to the usb port!
I'm tearing my hair out here... could one of you guys who have this setup working post exactly how you got it to work? I saw a couple of posts where people had been quite descriptive of a problematic setup and then a quick "its working" later with no hint to what had been wrong in the first place. I fear I am suffering the same error!
thanks in advance

I used the latest firmware that joska posted, the otheres didn't work for me, let me find the link

[spiny]

this is the firmware that worked for me:

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=17879&start=250#p195090

[shefied]

I have made such an adapter. Using a microcontroller like the Atmega is definitely the easy solution. I've made such an adapter using an Atmega168 so I can use a TT keyboard with my TT. PM me if you're interested in details.

I'm assuming that is a typo there joska - i would hope a TT keyboard works with a TT ...

You're right, should say "TT keyboard with my Milan".

+1

[Robson]

Somebody is selling my wallpaper, poor me . Don't like the idea though.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ATARI-FALCON- ... 3cc61a5020

[Dal]

That's a bit naughty! You should send the seller a message?

[JonB]

I see a silver coloured flea at the side.

LOL, Yeah, I need to clean out my desk...[/quote]


Looks like an oven glove for a mouse.

[Robson]

That's a bit naughty! You should send the seller a message?

I did, he was cool - removed it.

[wongck]

I did, he was cool - removed it.

Now you can put it for sale on ebay as you know there a market for ythis type of things...

[Shredder11]

Haha I did a double take when I first saw this last week!

[Robson]

Haha I did a double take when I first saw this last week!

My reaction was more like WWWTTTFFFF.

I don't think there is a market for that.I made that more than 5 years ago, not planning to sell though if somebody need it I am happy to send as private. Maybe i'll include a terms and conditions too .

[spiny]

another small mod to mine:

changed the floppy LED on the keyboard to show HDD activity.



quite easy really, the led has long legs already, so it was easy to desolder from the keyboard pcb, then just attached some extra wires and glued it into place. Then connected the wires to the HDD LED pins on the motherboard.

[joska]

The floppy LED is available on pin 3 on the keyboard connector, so there is no need to hack the keyboard itself to do this.

[spiny]

The floppy LED is available on pin 3 on the keyboard connector, so there is no need to hack the keyboard itself to do this.

now you tell me