Show us your MiSTer hardware setup

[Sigismond0]

Finally got my MiSTer settled into what will probably be it's permanent home. Made a custom MVS-inspired control panel for my Mayflash F500. Tried to hit a nice middle ground between MVS homage and matching my MiSTer case. Definitely needs a black bat top though. MiSTer case is self-printed from a remix of the MiSTer Addons case. The PVM-20M2MDU has both overscan and underscan mode buttons, so I can have it set up with typical overscan for most cores, an underscan mode to accomodate PCs and things like NeoGeo that are typically cut off, and a overscan mode to blow up things like the Sega Master System a bit and fill out the screen.

[hyp36rmax]

from aliexpress:

Aliexpress case

done a bit of tidying on the cables

This is beautiful! build log available? Do you have a link for the JST connectors you used for the three buttons up front? How do you turn it on/off? Can you wire that in also? I only see three momentary buttons.

[terminator2k2]

i dont have a build log sorry.....

i use a remote control power socket to switch the de10 nano on and off, so no need for a physical switch.

the jst connectors you can purchase from quite a few places, but i got mine from an old stock pile of cables ive aquired over the years from scrapping tvs etc at work... they are JST XH2.54

[redsteakraw]

i dont have a build log sorry.....

i use a remote control power socket to switch the de10 nano on and off, so no need for a physical switch.

the jst connectors you can purchase from quite a few places, but i got mine from an old stock pile of cables ive aquired over the years from scrapping tvs etc at work... they are JST XH2.54

just wondering why did you put the MiSTer USB board in there as you could have used any generic OTG adapter with a smaller footprint?

[mutmuthux]

i dont have a build log sorry.....

i use a remote control power socket to switch the de10 nano on and off, so no need for a physical switch.

the jst connectors you can purchase from quite a few places, but i got mine from an old stock pile of cables ive aquired over the years from scrapping tvs etc at work... they are JST XH2.54

just wondering why did you put the MiSTer USB board in there as you could have used any generic OTG adapter with a smaller footprint?

more interesting is where is that usb hub getting power from ?
leds are on, but not a connection in sight ????
i tried to follow the cables, but i cant work it out ...
under board soldered connections ? if so then a round of applause to you

[Sigismond0]

more interesting is where is that usb hub getting power from ?
leds are on, but not a connection in sight ????
i tried to follow the cables, but i cant work it out ...
under board soldered connections ? if so then a round of applause to you

Looks like a micro USB cable coming from the MiSTer goes under the USB board, so that's probably soldered to the through holes for the bracket header.

[terminator2k2]

i used the usb hub as i had plenty of room inside the case, no point in not using it when i already had it.....

the power for the usb hub is taken from the dc input on the bottom on the de10, you can see the cable exit underneath the ethernet socket of the de10

the micro usb is also soldered underneath the hub just like the usb cables from the sockets mounted on the front and back

[djmartins]

Gross!
I hate it!

PSYCH!
Very nice setup there, your MiSTer is living large.
Bet stuff looks great on that Trinitron.