@capnjack78 wrote:
Okay, so I'll spare you all the long sob story about how I was planning to build a second arcade cabinet with the Picade, and why that didn't happen. I watched the Picade instructional video, and I have some questions which may be common knowledge and perhaps that's why I am still confused after watching the video (or I missed it). Anyway, this is for my daughter's arcade cabinet, so I'd really appreciate some assistance.
Okay, I searched my emails and couldn't find the instructions or blueprints for the board, so I'm a little confused on what I'm supposed to hook into the Picade PCB, aside from the joystick and buttons. I don't see an HDMI port or power port. I see audio outputs, so that's good.
Do I still need a Raspberry Pi to use with this PCB? That would make so much sense if that's the case, but I have no idea how to hook this board to a RPi, so I need some help on that too.
So, if this is an all-in-one and no additional Pi is needed, I need to know how to hook up the power and monitor. I see a micro usb connector on the board, and I assume I hook that to my computer to install any software? Do I still need to do that out of the box, or is it pre-installed?
That's all my questions for now. Thank you in advance!
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