PiDRIVE ZERO Raspberry Pi HAT 1541 1581 Commodore 64 128 Vic-20 Emulator OLED Pi

 
 Works with RaspberryPi ZERO
The Commodore4ever piDrive ZERO has it all!

As far as I know this is the very first design to feature ALL of the same options as a full size pi1541 for the Pi 3 series. So don't sell yourself short! 
 
The PiDrive ZERO combines the same great quality and functionality as the pihat for the 3b, 3b+ and 3a+ with a more SUPER compact design!
 
This device will turn your RaspberryPi Zero into a cycle exact 1541 and 1581 emulator. Simple to set up and start using. No special cables are required. The firmware for the Zero is still under development. Some features have yet to be implemented and there may be some bugs. You can keep up with the latest releases at pi1541.com
 
**THIS IS THE OPTION B BUILD**
This unit has dual serial ports so you can add additional devices such as more floppy drives or a printer. Default device# for this unit is 8.
 
All you need is the following:
 
This PiDRIVE HAT
RaspberryPi Zero or Zero W Pinheader Required! Some come without a pinheader so be sure to get one with or you can solder it on yourself.
A sample SD Card build with files is provided with purchase.
Regular serial cable
 
**Now you can choose an optional preconfigured and loaded 4gb SD Card
Set up and ready to go. No more hassel of finding compatable SD cards or the time wasted looking and downloading programs. We have done all that for you!**

 
Basic Instruction are as follows.
 
Download the SD card zip file from HERE
Unzip the contents to the Root of your SD card
Folder named "1541" is where you copy your d64s, d81s and Program Files
Place SD card in RaspberryPi
Install PiDRIVE HAT on RaspBerryPi
Hook up serial cables 
Power up the Pi
Power Up your Commodore.
 
Type Load"*",8 to load FileBrowser
or you can use buttons on the Pi to browse 

 
That is basically it! You can find out much more information at the following site.
https://cbm-pi1541.firebaseapp.com/
 
Of course if you have any questions you can message me here or on my FB page commodore4ever