Atari Eiffel Pico USB adapter kit

Description

This version of the Atari Eiffel Pico USB comes as a DIY electronic project. Knowledge in electronic component soldering is required to complete this project. Although quite simple, this project is not recommended for beginners in electronics, because it requires delicate soldering.
If you rather have the PCB with the components already soldered, see the Assembled Version instead.

Use a USB keyboard, a USB mouse and a joystick with your Atari Mega-ST / TT computer

Upgrade your Atari Mega ST(E) or Atari TT with the Atari Eiffel Pico USB adapter, which allows you to use a USB keyboard, mouse or joystick. No need to keep PS/2 hardware: enjoy the simplicity of Plug & Play and rediscover your Atari with modern peripherals!

Now available in multiple languages

Based on the work of FieldOfCows, improved by TrickyDee and reworked by me with an interface translated into French, German, Spanish and Italian, the Atari Eiffel Pico USB emulates the HD6301 chip of Atari keyboards. Your Atari will believe it is connected to an original keyboard!

Compatible with up to 4 USB devices and 2 Atari devices

The Atari Eiffel Pico USB supports up to 4 USB devices: keyboard, mouse, and joysticks. However, be aware that some models, such as keyboards with integrated USB hubs, are not compatible.

In addition to its USB compatibility, the adapter includes 2 joystick ports (Joy0 and Joy1), allowing you to connect an original Atari joystick or mouse, for an authentic retro experience.

Plug & Play adapter

The Atari Eiffel Pico USB is powered entirely by your Atari and requires no drivers. Plug & Play, it works immediately after connection. A straight RJ12 (6P6C) cable is required for connection (not included).

Each Atari Eiffel Pico USB is tested before shipping.

An enclosure soon available

STL files will soon be available to 3D print a case that perfectly fits your Atari Eiffel Pico USB.

Did you know? The name Eiffel comes from the initials of the inventor of the adaptor, Laurent Favard. In French, "F.L. Project" sounds like "Eiffel Project".

24,00€Add to cart