PicoPAC v.1.0a

Flashcart for Videopac / Odyssey 2 based on Wilco2009 Videopac-microSD card project Based on SD card by Wilco2009: https://github.com/wilco2009/Videopac-micro-SD-Cart , my greetings for his fantastic job!

Since now, tested on G-7000, G7400, C52, JOPAC and Odyssey 2. Waiting for a friend that has to repair his G7200 for completing the list ;)

Added support to extROM games too (VP_40 and VP_31). Added filename reading from flash (max files read = 25*8)-

PicoPAC is a multicart DIY yourself based on cheap "PURPLE" Raspberry Pi Pico clone, easy to build and not expensive. WARNING! "purple" Pico has not the same pinout of original Raspberry "green" ones, you MUST use the clone or you may damage your hardware.

NOTE You should find all the ROM following this site https://rene-g7400.datatex.nl/ Please don't forget to upload the here provided "selectgame.bin" and "selectgame.$$$" file in flash!!!! Also, even if now you can change filenames, remember that extROM games are checked by name, so they works only if named "VP_31.bin", "VP_40.bin" or "4inarow.bin"!

NOTE 2 3D files for shell are WIP and probably the PCB doesn't fit perfectly withous some cut/drill to PCB holes!! (Thanks to Mike Wilson for the Logo version)

Kicad project and gerbers files for the pcb are in the PCB folder, you need only a diode and a push buttons for resetting the cart if needed or want restart. Add you pico clone, and flash the firmware ".uf2" in the Pico by connecting it while pressing button on Pico and drop it in the opened windows on PC. After flashed with firmware, and every time you have to change your ROMS repository, you can simply connect the Pico to PC and drag&drop "BIN" files into. But remember that only games already in menu will be seen by the cart.

Even if the diode should protect your console, DO NOT CONNECT PICO WHILE INSERTED IN A POWERED ON CONSOLE!