Route the battery wires through the gap on the circuit board to avoid pinching them between the board and the acrylic wall which we will now place. Hold these in place with a few fingers as you insert the next acrylic piece labeled B. Insert the electronics assembly into the side wall, aligning the tabs with their corresponding holes. over the joystick and push buttons on the processor board. Lay this flat on your table or work-surface. Start by attaching the screw and standoff post to the right wall of the Tiny Arcade. Wipe off the acrylic pieces as you proceed to avoid leaving fingerprint marks which will be hard to clean once the cabinet is fully assembled. If you would like to add the included stickers, this would be the most convenient time to do so. To prepare the acrylic cabinet, break the pieces away from each other, including the thin connecting stubs on the sides, then peel back the protective paper from both sides. Remove the protective film from the screen. If you don't hear anything, check that the audio switch is in the ON position and that the speaker connector is fully inserted. Push the right push button to fire the lasers, and listen for the sound effects. Push the joystick in each direction and watch the spacecraft to ensure that the up, down, left, and right controls function. Select the TinyShooter game with the left push button, then press the right push button to insert a coin. You’ll see the screen light up with the Tin圜ircuits logo. Test the electronics by switching on the power. Also, be very careful not to bend the connector harshly it is fragile.Ĭonnect the battery to the connector labeled "BATT" and the speaker to the connector labeled "SPKR". Make sure the metal contacts are facing the proper direction. Then insert the other end into the connector on the screen. Next, GENTLY insert the flat-flex ribbon cable into the connector on the processor board with the metal tabs facing the proper direction. Locate the Audio switch (next to the micro USB port) and turn it ON. On the processor board, locate the power switch (next to the microSD holder) and turn it OFF. We’ll start by assembling and testing the electronics.
Two (2) Acrylic sheets (with protective paper covering).
Upon opening your new Tiny Arcade, you'll want to make sure that you have the following: The full written instructions are posted below. The following video is a step by step guide to assembling your Tiny Arcade. TinyScreen+ Windows 7/8 Driver Installation Large/Small Button & Switch Wireling Python Developing a Game for the Tiny Arcade & Pocket Arcade
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