Neo Geo USB Arcade Stick
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Substantial mechanical and electrical design work is complete.
Completed
- 470 × 280 × 90 mm wooden enclosure with brushed-metal 8-button deck.
- Hinged quick-access control deck with positive stay and reusable hardware.
- Removable bottom, universal adjustable lever adapter, harness lanes, USB strain relief, and removable electronics tray.
- 134 active mechanical model bodies with successful internal/external renders.
- RP2040 controller schematic with USB-C, ESD/VBUS protection, flash, clock, 3.3 V regulation, boot/reset controls, test access, and modular JST harness connectors.
- 54 electronic components and 43 nets.
- Controller PCB constrained to the removable 120 × 55 mm board envelope.
- Documentation:
- Safe BOM and STPZ exports were produced.
Still open
- The last confirmed routing result had 9 airwires, mainly around the USB-C differential escape. A final USB-C breakout recovery pass was started, but I could not retrieve its completed report.
- Gerbers and pick-and-place files remain withheld until a live check confirms zero airwires and no blocking DRC faults.
- Exact Sanwa JLF/JLX and Seimitsu cross-compatibility remains provisional because complete manufacturer mounting drawings were unavailable.
- Button-nut clearance, deck motion, structural strength, cable pull resistance, and swap time require a physical prototype.
- PC and supported Switch-class operation targets GP2040-CE. Native PS5 and Xbox One authentication still requires licensed hardware or an external compatible adapter.
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