This is a fully assembled and tested TeensyROM board, including a pre-loaded Teensy 4.1. It has a bunch of built-in utilities and games, ready to plug and play
TeensyROM is a fully open source project that I'm offering for only slightly above the cost of materials alone (see costed bill of materials in documentation)
See full documentation and design details here: https://github.com/SensoriumEmbedded/TeensyROM
Repository also contains a 3D printed case design that you can download and print at home
Questions, feature discussions, and updates discussed on the TeensyROM Discord Server: https://discord.gg/2EYYscWmRt
PCB has ENIG (Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold) finish
C64, MIDI keyboard/cables, and USB/SD drives not included
TeensyROM Features Compatable with C64 and C128 machines/variants, NTSC and PAL supported
Super fast Loading (.PRG/P00) or ROM emulation (.CRT) directly from
USB thumb Drive
SD card
Teensy Internal Flash Memory
Transfer directly from PC
C# Windows app included
MIDI in/out via USB Host connection
Play your SID with a USB MIDI keyboard
Use with popular software such as Cynthcart, Station64, etc
Supports all regular MIDI messages in and out
Can use your C64 to play a MIDI sound capable device
Sequential, Datel/Siel, Passport/Sentech, and Namesoft MIDI cartridges emulated
Use a USB Hub for multiple instruments+thumb drive access
MIDI in via USB Device connection
Stream .SID or .MIDI files/data from a modern computer directly to your Commodore machine SID chip
Play MIDI files out of your PC into C64 apps such as Cynthcart or the MIDI2SID app
Play .SID files out of your PC using the ASID MIDI protocol to hear any SID file on original hardware
Internet communication via Ethernet connection
Connect to your favorite C64/128 Telnet BBS
Use with released software such as CCGMS, StrikeTerm2014, DesTerm128, etc
Swiftlink cartridge + 38.4k modem emulation
Send AT commands from terminal software to configure the Ethernet connection
Sets C64 system time from internet
Firmware updates directly from SD card or USB thumb drive
Just drop the .hex file on an SD card or USB drive, no need for extra software to update
Key parameters stored in internal EEPROM
Startup, Ethernet, timezone, etc retained after power down
See full documentation and design details here: https://github.com/SensoriumEmbedded/TeensyROM