Waveshare Game Hat
2021年3月2日Download here: http://gg.gg/oi987
The Waveshare game hat is a good addition to turn your raspberry pi into a retro game console. It comes with 3.5inch IPS screen, 480×320 resolution on HDMI port with an adoptor that fits with Raspberry Pi3 (not 4) 60 frame experience, smoothly display, no more frame loss. Today I take a look at the Game HAT by Waveshare. A quick and easy handheld RetroPie solution. But is it any good? Game HAT: https://amzn.to/2M3LYcR.
*Waveshare Game Hat Image
*Waveshare Game Hat Instructions
*Waveshare Game Hat Case
*Waveshare Game Hat Case
*Waveshare Game Hat WikiGame HATGame HAT for Raspberry Pi, make your own game console Primary AttributeCategory:Game Machines, Raspberry Pi, ExpansionsBrand: Waveshare WebsiteEnglish:WebsiteChinese:官网 Onboard InterfacesRPi Related Products
*Game HAT
*3User Gudies
*4Setup WIFI
*7Resources
*8SupportNote
Please focus on the direction of battery, if you reversely connecting the battery, the charging circuit will be damaged, so please pay attention to it when you mounting the battery.Features
*3.5inch IPS screen, 480×320 resolution
*60 frame experience, smoothly display, no more frame loss
*Compatible with Raspberry Pi A+/B+/2B/3B/3B+/4B (Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/Zero WH requires another HDMI cable)
*Integrates battery charge circuitry, powered from a 18650 lithium battery (NOT included), plays anywhere anytime
*Battery capacity indicator
*Onboard speaker and earphone jack, listen to the familiar BGM from the old daysUser GudiesHardware Connection
*Insert Raspberry Pi to Game HAT (GPIO pins header)
*Connect HDMI. Insert the HDMI connector to screen and Raspberry Pi If you use Raspberry Pi Zero/Raspberry Pi Zero W, you need to use HDMI cable
*Toggle the Battery switch of Game HAT to OFF, and mount 18650 battery to it.Method 1, Use Pre-build Image
*Unzip the ZIP and write the image file to TF card
*Inset the ready TF card to your Raspberry Pi, toggle Battery switch to ON. If the battery is low, Raspberry Pi cannot startup. In this case, you can connect a 5V/2A power supply to the Power interface of Game HAT for charging. The charge indicator will flicker when charging. You can play during charging but note that Raspberry Pi will reboot automatically if you disconnect the power supply. If the battery is full Raspberry Pi will start up normally.
*After entering OS, you can choose emulators by joystick. For example, choose the Nintendo emulator and press “A” to confirm.
*You can see there are some games. Choose one and press “A” to enter. After the cutscene, you can press the “A” or “Start” key to start the game.
*If you want to exit from the current game, you can press buttons “Start” and ”Select” at the same times
*You can press the 4 buttons on the right side of Game HAT to adjust volume and brightness of LCD, Press Menu to open the OSD menu, and press Up/Left or Down/Right to choose options, then press Menu to confirm option and adjust it. Finally, press Exit to exit the OSD menu.Method 2. Install Driver Manually (Retropie)The driver cannot support Retropie-v4.7, please wait for updating
*Please download the Retropie image on the Retropie website according to the type of your Raspberry Pi.
*Download and unzip it to get .img file
*Write the .img file to TF card by Win32DiskImager.exe
*After writing, copy the Game HAT driver you download to the root directory of the TF card.
*Open the config.txt file which is also on the root directory, append these statements to the config file
*Inset the TF card and a USB keyboard to Raspberry Pi, open Battery switch to power on Raspberry Pi. After booting, press F4 to open Terminal.
*Execute commands as blow. (Make sure you have copy driver to Raspberry Pi)
*Reboot Raspberry Pi. Long press the “A” button (other keys are OK as well) to enter the buttons configuration page. Configure keys as below. You can also long-press “A” or other buttons to pass the configuration.
*After configuring: Press the “A” button to save configurations and exit. Or press the “B” button to cancel configurations and exit without saving.
* The configuration is finished and you can try to play games now.Add New Game
Maybe the default games in the test image are not those you want, you can also add games as you like.
*Size of most games are always large, so we need to expand the filesystem fist. Choose RASPI-CONFIG on configure page and press enter
*Choose 7 Advanced Options -> A1 Expand Filesystem, Enter->Finish, (physical keyboard is required)
*Choose OK, and reboot.
*Download ROMS of games you like
*Connect your Raspberry Pi to the network (Make sure the network you connect is in the same LAN as your PC). Find SHOW IP in Retropie list, press “A” to query the current IP address of your Raspberry Pi.
*Open it with the IP address on your PC
*Then on the emulator choose the page, you can press “Start”->QUIT->RESTART EMULATIONSTAION, press “A” to confirm. Then restart the emulator, you can find the game added.
For more operations, you can read Retropie InstructionsMethod 2. Install Driver Manually (Recalbox)
*Download the newest Recalbox image
*Write the image to your TF card and modify config.txt file
Add lines to config.txt file:
*Access Recalbox by SSH (network is required)
User：root Passwird：recalboxroot
Modify recalbox file
Change the line ’controllers.gpio.enabled=0’ to ’controllers.gpio.enabled=1’Waveshare Game Hat Image
Change the line ’controller.gpio.args=map=1,2’ to ’controllers.gpio.args=map=4 gpio=5,6,13,19,21,4,26,12,23,20,16,18,-1’Waveshare Game Hat Instructions
*Modify recalbox-config.sh file
After the following linesmode=’$2’extra1=’$3’extra2=’$4’Add a line extra3=’$5’ Find the following partChange map=’$extra2’ to map=’$extra2 $extra3’
*Save and reboot Raspberry Pi. After booting, long-press any buttons of Game HAT to configure the keys.Setup WIFISetup WIFI in Retropie or Raspberry Pi OS
* Download the archive below and unzip it to get the wpa_supplicant.conf file, open and modify the SSID and password, then save it.
*Copy the modified wpa_supplicant.conf file to the root directory of Raspberry Pi OS/Retropie and reboot.Setup WIFI in Recalbox OS
*Press START to enter the MENU按
*Choose NETWORK SETTING
*Set the ENABLE WIFI to ON
*Choose ’WIFI SSID’ and enter the SSID
*Choose ’WIFI KEY’ and enter the passwordWaveshare Game Hat Case
*After connecting, RecalBox will check updating.Interfaces
NC: Not connected PIN SYMBOL Description 1 3.3V 3.3V power input 2 5V 5V Power input 3 NC NC 4 5V 5V Power input 5 NC NC 6 GND Ground 7 Select BCM=4，WPI=7 8 NC NC 9 GND Ground 10 NC NC 11 NC NC 12 TL BCM=18，WPI=1 13 NC NC 14 GND Ground 15 NC NC 16 TR BCM=23，WPI=4 17 3.3V 3.3V power input 18 NC NC 19 NC NC 20 GND 电源地 21 NC NC 22 NC NC 23 NC NC 24 NC NC 25 GND 电源地 26 NC NC 27 NC NC 28 NC NC 29 UP BCM=5，WPI=21 30 GND GND 31 DOWN BCM=6，WPI=22 32 B BCM=12，WPI=26 33 LEFT BCM=13，WPI=23 34 GND GND 35 RIGHT BCM=19，WPI=24 36 X BCM=16，WPI=27 37 A BCM=26，WPI=25 38 Y BCM=20，WPI=28 39 GND GND 40 START BCM=21，WPI=29FAQQuestion: How long could the Li-ion battery last for? And could it supports charging and playing?Answer: The battery could last for about 1~2 hours, according to the game you play. This HAT supports charging and playing, note that Raspberry Pi will auto reboot if you disconnect USB cable after charging.
Question: How about the charging voltage and current of Game HATAnswer: We recommend you to use 5V/2A power adapter for charging,and please use high quantity adapter. If the instantaneous voltage higher than 7V, it will damage the charge circuit on board.
ResourcesImagesDriver3D DrawingWaveshare Game Hat CaseSupportWaveshare Game Hat WikiPlease contact us by Email/Skype/WeChat for technology support.Our response may be delay, you can just leave your questions, we will reply to you as soon as possible in working time.[email protected][email protected] 09:00 - 18:00 (UTC+8 Monday to Staturday) Retrieved from ’https://www.waveshare.com/w/index.php?title=Game_HAT&oldid=20420’
Download here: http://gg.gg/oi987
https://diarynote.indered.space
The Waveshare game hat is a good addition to turn your raspberry pi into a retro game console. It comes with 3.5inch IPS screen, 480×320 resolution on HDMI port with an adoptor that fits with Raspberry Pi3 (not 4) 60 frame experience, smoothly display, no more frame loss. Today I take a look at the Game HAT by Waveshare. A quick and easy handheld RetroPie solution. But is it any good? Game HAT: https://amzn.to/2M3LYcR.
*Waveshare Game Hat Image
*Waveshare Game Hat Instructions
*Waveshare Game Hat Case
*Waveshare Game Hat Case
*Waveshare Game Hat WikiGame HATGame HAT for Raspberry Pi, make your own game console Primary AttributeCategory:Game Machines, Raspberry Pi, ExpansionsBrand: Waveshare WebsiteEnglish:WebsiteChinese:官网 Onboard InterfacesRPi Related Products
*Game HAT
*3User Gudies
*4Setup WIFI
*7Resources
*8SupportNote
Please focus on the direction of battery, if you reversely connecting the battery, the charging circuit will be damaged, so please pay attention to it when you mounting the battery.Features
*3.5inch IPS screen, 480×320 resolution
*60 frame experience, smoothly display, no more frame loss
*Compatible with Raspberry Pi A+/B+/2B/3B/3B+/4B (Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero W/Zero WH requires another HDMI cable)
*Integrates battery charge circuitry, powered from a 18650 lithium battery (NOT included), plays anywhere anytime
*Battery capacity indicator
*Onboard speaker and earphone jack, listen to the familiar BGM from the old daysUser GudiesHardware Connection
*Insert Raspberry Pi to Game HAT (GPIO pins header)
*Connect HDMI. Insert the HDMI connector to screen and Raspberry Pi If you use Raspberry Pi Zero/Raspberry Pi Zero W, you need to use HDMI cable
*Toggle the Battery switch of Game HAT to OFF, and mount 18650 battery to it.Method 1, Use Pre-build Image
*Unzip the ZIP and write the image file to TF card
*Inset the ready TF card to your Raspberry Pi, toggle Battery switch to ON. If the battery is low, Raspberry Pi cannot startup. In this case, you can connect a 5V/2A power supply to the Power interface of Game HAT for charging. The charge indicator will flicker when charging. You can play during charging but note that Raspberry Pi will reboot automatically if you disconnect the power supply. If the battery is full Raspberry Pi will start up normally.
*After entering OS, you can choose emulators by joystick. For example, choose the Nintendo emulator and press “A” to confirm.
*You can see there are some games. Choose one and press “A” to enter. After the cutscene, you can press the “A” or “Start” key to start the game.
*If you want to exit from the current game, you can press buttons “Start” and ”Select” at the same times
*You can press the 4 buttons on the right side of Game HAT to adjust volume and brightness of LCD, Press Menu to open the OSD menu, and press Up/Left or Down/Right to choose options, then press Menu to confirm option and adjust it. Finally, press Exit to exit the OSD menu.Method 2. Install Driver Manually (Retropie)The driver cannot support Retropie-v4.7, please wait for updating
*Please download the Retropie image on the Retropie website according to the type of your Raspberry Pi.
*Download and unzip it to get .img file
*Write the .img file to TF card by Win32DiskImager.exe
*After writing, copy the Game HAT driver you download to the root directory of the TF card.
*Open the config.txt file which is also on the root directory, append these statements to the config file
*Inset the TF card and a USB keyboard to Raspberry Pi, open Battery switch to power on Raspberry Pi. After booting, press F4 to open Terminal.
*Execute commands as blow. (Make sure you have copy driver to Raspberry Pi)
*Reboot Raspberry Pi. Long press the “A” button (other keys are OK as well) to enter the buttons configuration page. Configure keys as below. You can also long-press “A” or other buttons to pass the configuration.
*After configuring: Press the “A” button to save configurations and exit. Or press the “B” button to cancel configurations and exit without saving.
* The configuration is finished and you can try to play games now.Add New Game
Maybe the default games in the test image are not those you want, you can also add games as you like.
*Size of most games are always large, so we need to expand the filesystem fist. Choose RASPI-CONFIG on configure page and press enter
*Choose 7 Advanced Options -> A1 Expand Filesystem, Enter->Finish, (physical keyboard is required)
*Choose OK, and reboot.
*Download ROMS of games you like
*Connect your Raspberry Pi to the network (Make sure the network you connect is in the same LAN as your PC). Find SHOW IP in Retropie list, press “A” to query the current IP address of your Raspberry Pi.
*Open it with the IP address on your PC
*Then on the emulator choose the page, you can press “Start”->QUIT->RESTART EMULATIONSTAION, press “A” to confirm. Then restart the emulator, you can find the game added.
For more operations, you can read Retropie InstructionsMethod 2. Install Driver Manually (Recalbox)
*Download the newest Recalbox image
*Write the image to your TF card and modify config.txt file
Add lines to config.txt file:
*Access Recalbox by SSH (network is required)
User：root Passwird：recalboxroot
Modify recalbox file
Change the line ’controllers.gpio.enabled=0’ to ’controllers.gpio.enabled=1’Waveshare Game Hat Image
Change the line ’controller.gpio.args=map=1,2’ to ’controllers.gpio.args=map=4 gpio=5,6,13,19,21,4,26,12,23,20,16,18,-1’Waveshare Game Hat Instructions
*Modify recalbox-config.sh file
After the following linesmode=’$2’extra1=’$3’extra2=’$4’Add a line extra3=’$5’ Find the following partChange map=’$extra2’ to map=’$extra2 $extra3’
*Save and reboot Raspberry Pi. After booting, long-press any buttons of Game HAT to configure the keys.Setup WIFISetup WIFI in Retropie or Raspberry Pi OS
* Download the archive below and unzip it to get the wpa_supplicant.conf file, open and modify the SSID and password, then save it.
*Copy the modified wpa_supplicant.conf file to the root directory of Raspberry Pi OS/Retropie and reboot.Setup WIFI in Recalbox OS
*Press START to enter the MENU按
*Choose NETWORK SETTING
*Set the ENABLE WIFI to ON
*Choose ’WIFI SSID’ and enter the SSID
*Choose ’WIFI KEY’ and enter the passwordWaveshare Game Hat Case
*After connecting, RecalBox will check updating.Interfaces
NC: Not connected PIN SYMBOL Description 1 3.3V 3.3V power input 2 5V 5V Power input 3 NC NC 4 5V 5V Power input 5 NC NC 6 GND Ground 7 Select BCM=4，WPI=7 8 NC NC 9 GND Ground 10 NC NC 11 NC NC 12 TL BCM=18，WPI=1 13 NC NC 14 GND Ground 15 NC NC 16 TR BCM=23，WPI=4 17 3.3V 3.3V power input 18 NC NC 19 NC NC 20 GND 电源地 21 NC NC 22 NC NC 23 NC NC 24 NC NC 25 GND 电源地 26 NC NC 27 NC NC 28 NC NC 29 UP BCM=5，WPI=21 30 GND GND 31 DOWN BCM=6，WPI=22 32 B BCM=12，WPI=26 33 LEFT BCM=13，WPI=23 34 GND GND 35 RIGHT BCM=19，WPI=24 36 X BCM=16，WPI=27 37 A BCM=26，WPI=25 38 Y BCM=20，WPI=28 39 GND GND 40 START BCM=21，WPI=29FAQQuestion: How long could the Li-ion battery last for? And could it supports charging and playing?Answer: The battery could last for about 1~2 hours, according to the game you play. This HAT supports charging and playing, note that Raspberry Pi will auto reboot if you disconnect USB cable after charging.
Question: How about the charging voltage and current of Game HATAnswer: We recommend you to use 5V/2A power adapter for charging,and please use high quantity adapter. If the instantaneous voltage higher than 7V, it will damage the charge circuit on board.
ResourcesImagesDriver3D DrawingWaveshare Game Hat CaseSupportWaveshare Game Hat WikiPlease contact us by Email/Skype/WeChat for technology support.Our response may be delay, you can just leave your questions, we will reply to you as soon as possible in working time.[email protected][email protected] 09:00 - 18:00 (UTC+8 Monday to Staturday) Retrieved from ’https://www.waveshare.com/w/index.php?title=Game_HAT&oldid=20420’
Download here: http://gg.gg/oi987
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