Dreamcast USB Adapter Enclosure (USB4MAPLE by megavolt85)
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Enclosure for the USB keyboard/mouse/controller adapter by megavolt85.
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A custom-designed enclosure for megavolt85's USB4MAPLE USB adapter for the Sega Dreamcast. You can find more info here. This build uses a Raspberry Pi RP2040 Zero and the controller connector from an extension cable. I used this extension cable but it also worked with another one I had lying around so I assume most should work. Edit: “Wigearss” brand cables from Amazon will not work with this enclosure.
The enclosure prints in two parts that snap together. I tested it on two different printers and it worked perfectly on both so the tolerances should be good for any printer. There are also snap tabs that hold the board down as well. Just be careful when snapping things in so you don't break the tabs.
I also designed the enclosure with a pinhole so that you can press the boot button for updating purposes without having to open it.
As for printing, nothing special here. Just print the files as-is at 0.2mm layer height. No supports needed.
Update 4/12/2024: Made adjustments to the tab slots on the top piece as the tabs weren't quite reaching. It seemed like they were before but apparently it was just a really good friction fit. Should be perfect now.
Update 4/13/2024: Made more tweaks to both pieces to make everything a nicer fit. It's also a bit slimmer now which adds more clearance to the top when plugging it into the Dreamcast.
Update 4/15/2024: Added a shaft to the pinole to make it easier to press the boot button without the pin/toothpick sliding off it. It also keeps wires from covering it.
Update 4/20/2024: Made more tweaks to the bottom piece. Adjusted the size of the area for the board to make it a bit easier to slot into place as I found that sometimes it was very difficult. I also made the tabs stick out slightly more to make the top fit on more securely.
Update: 2/27/2025: Slightly lowered the tabs on the bottom piece to make it a more snug fit with the top piece. I found previously the two pieces sometimes wouldn't fit together as tightly as I liked and would leave a small gap. Obviously printer tolerance is a factor here but I think this adjustment should work perfectly on most printers.
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