This is a heavily modified version of the v.st vector board that targets installation in arcade cabinets with an Electrohome GO5-802 / 805 monitor.
It uses the same serial protocol as the USB-DVG, meaning you can use standard builds of AdvanceMAME with it.
Protocol Documentation Here: https://github.com/amadvance/advancemame/blob/master/advance/osd/dvg.c
Hardware and software is currently in BETA! The PCB is very out of date; it requires a lot of hand rework and the Teensy 4.1 hangs off the end of it. I need to pick some different faster DACs and make a new circuit board.
The software is not heavily optimized either; consider it a proof of concept. Buy a USB-DVG if you want something that works out of the box.
The original project which targets Vectrex monitors can be found here: https://github.com/osresearch/vst
The circuit board design in this repo is not up to date. See Op-Amp and DAC reference adjustment notes here:
https://github.com/osresearch/vst/issues/25#issuecomment-702268536
To get the speed we need to use both SPI ports to output to separate X and Y DACs at the same time. Cut the clk and data traces going to the old XY DAC and wire it to SPI1 with a pair of jumpers. Then route the old Y op amp input to the WZ DAC's unused output. See photos in the modifications folder.
Make sure you have Visual Studio Code with PlatformIO installed.
Hook up your vst board to your monitor and ensure you see a suitable test pattern displayed.