ARMIGA User Guide V0.9

ARMIGA User Guide v0.9

Thank you for your purchase of The ARMIGA. Experience all of your classics in HD glory. The ARMIGA plays Amiga 500 and 1200 games with HDMI output and the ability to use savestates. A fully legal copy of Kickstart 1.3 and 3.1 are provided with every ARMIGA. Keep up to date with the latest news and updates at www.armigaproject.com

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Before we start

Armiga specs Physical Electrical Amiga compatibility

What’s in the box

About The Armiga

Using it Boot Android Armiga OS The Armiga Menu Launching a game From the SD card From a self-made floppy image From a USB drive Settings: Changing graphic filters, aspect ratio and FastLoad Settings: Changing gamepad controls Savestate Create savestate Load savestate Renaming a game or savestate file Deleting a game or a savestate file Power off Amiga 500/1200 Switching In game controls In-Game menu Returning to the Armiga Menu Using the Virtual Mouse Using the Virtual Keyboard Using the Virtual Gamepad Making in game save states Taking screenshots Swapping disk Multiple drive support

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Network Management Connecting to Armiga by network Managing games From SD card (Not Recommended) From SD Card over the Network (Recommended) From USB Making a floppy image (ADF) Adding game covers on SD card (Not recommended) Adding covers over the Network (Recommended) Managing Screenshots from SD (Not recommended) Managing Screenshots over the Network (Recommended) Using a USB hub

Updating it Update Armiga OS via SD card (not recommended) Update Armiga OS over the Network (recommended) Floppy disk controller (only for Armiga with FDD) Android

Troubleshooting Your Armiga is not booting Your Armiga is not shutting down There is no video or sound USB pendrive is not being read USB keyboard/mouse/gamepad is not working The Armiga is not reading a disk A game is not working

Prototype Warranty and Disclaimers

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1. Before we start

The Armiga and the Armiga Project have no relation with Commodore or Amiga, which are registered trademarks of their respective owners.

Some considerations about the project status and current Armiga capabilities: ● For Armigas with FDD (Full and Hack editions), use only the 2.1A supplied power adapter. ● Use the supplied power cable. Powering the Armiga through the miniUSB port is not recommended. ● Always insert and eject the microSD card with your Armiga turned off. ● AGA is not supported by now. ● Copy protected disks are not supported by now. ● HD disks are not properly read. Please cover the hole to prevent errors.

Important Health Warning About Playing Video Games

A very small percentage of people may experience a seizure when exposed to certain visual images, including flashing lights or patterns that may appear in video games. Even people who have no history of seizures or epilepsy may have an undiagnosed condition that can cause these “photosensitive epileptic seizures” while watching video games.

These seizures may have a variety of symptoms, including lightheadedness, altered vision, eye or face twitching, jerking or shaking of arms or legs, disorientation, confusion, or momentary loss of awareness. Seizures may also cause loss of consciousness or convulsions that can lead to injury from falling down or striking nearby objects.

Immediately stop playing and consult a doctor if you experience any of these symptoms. Parents should watch for or ask their children about the above symptoms – children and teenagers are more likely than adults to experience these seizures. The risk of photosensitive epileptic seizures may be reduced by taking the following precautions: sit farther from the screen; use a smaller screen; play in a well-lit room; and do not play when you are drowsy or fatigued.

If you or any of your relatives have a history of seizures or epilepsy, consult a doctor before playing.

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2. Armiga specs 2.1. Physical ● Width: 11.1cms (FDD version) - 6.7 cms (no-FDD version) ● Length: 21.9 cms (FDD version) - 10.9 cms (no-FDD version) ● Height: 3.5cms (FDD version) - 3 cms (no-FDD version) ● Weight:

2.2. Electrical ● Power adaptor: ○ Input voltage: AC 110-240V ○ Output current: 2.1A ● Peak power consumption: 10W (2A@5V) ● Nominal power consumption: 4W (0.8A@5V) 2.3. Amiga compatibility ● Amiga 500 with 1 MB of RAM and Amiga 1200 with 2 MB of RAM ● Kickstart 1.3 & 3.1 (licenses included) ● ECS/OCS & AGA ● Double Density disks

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3. What’s in the box

1. Armiga 5. microSD to SD adapter

2. Power adapter 6. miniUSB cable (Only in Hack Edition)

3. Power cable 7. Controller programmer (Only in Hack Edition)

4. HDMI cable Kickstart 1.3 and 3.1 license is attached on the bottom

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4. About The Armiga

1. Floppy drive (Full Armiga Only) 6. 2xUSB 2.0

2. Power connector 7. Ethernet port (100Mbps)

3. Power switch 8. miniUSB (Android upgrade)

4. HDMI connector (HD720p) 9. Android upgrade switch

5. microSD slot (8GB card inserted)

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5. Using it

5.1. Boot To boot you Armiga, press the power button, between the power connector and the HDMI.

Additionally, the Armiga will automatically boot when plugged in.

5.1.1. Android

Your Armiga comes loaded with Android 4.2, but it’s not officially supported by the project.

To boot to Android, remove the microSD card from the back of your Armiga, with the Armiga turned off and boot it again.

5.1.2. Armiga OS Armiga OS comes loaded in the microSD, which is inserted by default on the back of your Armiga.

If your microSD card is not inserted, please insert it, with the Armiga turned off and boot it again.

5.2. The Armiga Menu

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5.2.1. Launching a game

5.2.1.1. From the SD card Use your keyboard arrows or joystick/gamepad to highlight this option and press return or fire.

Navigate using your up/down arrows keys or the joystick/gamepad. You can use Page Up and Page Down on your keyboard to fast scroll the list. Press return or fire on the game you want to launch, a new lateral menu will appear:

Use your keyboard arrows or joystick/gamepad to highlight this option and press return or fire.

5.2.1.2. From a self-made floppy image Use your keyboard arrows or joystick/gamepad to highlight this option and press return or fire.

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Navigate using your up/down arrows keys or the joystick/gamepad. You can use Page Up and Page Down on your keyboard to fast scroll the list. Press return or fire on the ADF image you want to launch, a new lateral menu will appear:

Use your keyboard arrows or joystick/gamepad to highlight this option and press return or fire.

5.2.1.3. From a USB drive Use your keyboard arrows or joystick/gamepad to highlight this option and press return or fire.

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Use your keyboard arrows or joystick/gamepad to highlight this option and press return or fire.

To safely unplug your pendrive with the Armiga turned on, inside the USB navigator, press “u”. 5.2.2. Settings: Changing graphic filters, aspect ratio and FastLoad

Use your keyboard arrows or joystick/gamepad to highlight this option on the main menu and press return or fire.

You can make this while playing. Just return to main menu from the In-Game menu

● Select this option and press fire to change the filters:

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● Select this option and press fire to change the aspect ratio:

● Select this option and press fire to activate or deactivate the Fast Load option. Fast Load allows some games to have a lower loading time.

NOTE: Fast load may make some games to fail loading. May that occur, disable fast load and launch the game again.

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Press ESC on your keyboard or button 2 on your joystick/gamepad to return to game.

5.2.3. Settings: Changing gamepad controls Select the Gamepad Control Info in the Settings option and press fire.

A lateral menu will be displayed.

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Select the control that will be changed and press fire. Another menu will be displayed.

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Press Clear to delete that control settings.

Press Assign, using the button of your gamepad that will be used for that option, to set it.

5.2.4. Savestate From the main menu, click on icon:

5.2.4.1. Create savestate Return to the main menu while you are playing a game by pressing F11 or button 7/8 of the gamepad. Select this option and press fire or ENTER to save the state of the current game:

Armiga will go back to the game.

5.2.4.2. Load savestate Move thru the savestate list using up/down arrows on the keyboard or up/down on the joystick/pad and select the savestate you want to recover.

5.2.5. Renaming a game or savestate file On file explorer of game or savestate menu, move to a file using up/down arrows or joystick/pad up/down, press fire and select this option from the lateral menu:

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On the dialog, type the new name of the file and hit return:

A virtual keyboard is provided in case a gamepad is being used instead of a hardware keyboard. For using it, select the characters with the move buttons and press fire.

Then, press Accept.

Remember to add .adf to the end of the filename.

5.2.6. Deleting a game or a savestate file On file explorer of game or savestate menu, move to a file using up/down arrows or joystick/pad up/down, press fire and select this option from the lateral menu:

Make sure you want to delete the selected file. Then, highlight Yes and press fire or return.

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A deleted file cannot be recovered.

5.2.7. Power off Highlight this option and press fire:

A new lateral menu will appear:

Your Armiga will securely shut down/reboot in about 5 seconds.

5.3. Amiga 500/1200 Switching

Please keep in mind that games designed for Amiga 500 may not work properly on Amiga 1200 mode. The same applies for Amiga 1200 games in Amiga 500 mode. Please use the right mode for each game.

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To switch between the Amiga 500 and Amiga 1200 environments, highlight this option and press fire:

A new lateral menu will appear. Select Switch to A1200 or Switch to A500 to change into the wished emulator.

The main menu will appear in a few seconds.

5.4. In game controls Use your joystick/pad buttons 1 and 2 or keyboard Left Control and Space as fire 1 and 2. On joysticks/pad, button 2 is also mapped with up, as most games used this for jumping.

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Use the arrows in your joystick/pad or your keyboard as in the original Amiga.

You can change gamepad controls as shown in Settings: Changing gamepad controls.

5.4.1. In-Game menu While playing a game, the in game menu can be shown up by pressing F11 on your keyboard, buttons 7 or 8 on your joystick/pad, or pressing buttons 1 and 2 on your joystick/pad at the same time.

A lateral menu will be displayed on the right side of the screen.

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5.4.2. Returning to the Armiga Menu Activate the In-Game menu, select Main Menu and press fire.

5.4.3. Using the Virtual Mouse Activate the In-Game menu, select Virtual Mouse and press fire.

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Use keys Left Control and Space or joystick/pad buttons 1 and 2 or 3 and 4 as mouse buttons.

5.4.4. Using the Virtual Keyboard Press Backspace on the keyboard or button 6 on the joystick/pad. You can also activate the In-Game menu, select Virtual Keyboard and press fire.

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Use Left Control key or button 1 on the joystick/pad to select the key.

5.4.5. Using the Virtual Gamepad Press F12 on the keyboard to activate the virtual gamepad. You can also activate the In-Game menu, select Virtual gamepad and press fire.

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Use keys Left Control as Fire, and the direction arrows in the same way as the gamepad arrows.

5.4.6. Making in game save states You can also activate the In-Game menu, select Save State and press fire.

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A savestate will be generated and the game will continue automatically.

If there is another savestate with the same name, it will be overwritten. You can manage all savestates from the Savestate option in Armiga main menu.

5.4.7. Taking screenshots You can also activate the In-Game menu, select Take Screenshot and press fire.

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A Screenshot will be taken and stored in amiga/Screenshots directory.

The game will continue automatically.

5.4.8. Swapping disk Return to main menu and launch the file explorer on the media where the new disk is stored:

Navigate to the disk image, select it hitting return on the keyboard or button 1 on the joystick/pad and press fire on this option of the lateral menu:

Armiga remembers the last path you launched a game from, so it will be easier for you to locate disks within a game.

HINT: Some games as “Sensible World of Soccer” need the disk swap immediately after the game ask for disk 2. Others as “Gods”, need the disk swap when the game shows the message “checking for drives” (before asking for disk 2). So when this message is showed, go quickly to menu by pressing F11 or button 7/8 on pad and make the disk swap.

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5.4.8.1. Multiple drive support Armiga supports up to 4 “virtual floppy disk drives”, so up to 4 game disks can be accessed at any given time. However, this is transparent to the user and it does always keep the 4 mos recently used disks.

This means that in most multi-disk games, each disk should only need to be inserted once and will be cached for future accesses, significantly reducing the disk changes without adding any overhead for the user.

5.5. Network Management

5.5.1. Connecting to Armiga by network To avoid excessive extraction of the Armiga SD card, a network connection is provided.

For using it, you must connect the Armiga to your local network by inserting a cable into the Ethernet port placed in a side of the Armiga.

In your personal computer, we recommend to install the graphic client FileZilla. You can download it from this link. This client works on Windows, Linux and Mac OS.

FileZilla Download https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?type=client

In your Armiga Settings option, located in the Main Menu, locate the IP Address field. This is the IP Address of your Armiga device in your local network.

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Once you know the IP direction of your Armiga, you can use FileZilla to remotely connect to your Armiga.

In the upper side of the FileZilla window, write Armiga’s IP direction in the Host text box, and the username and password of your Armiga. Then, click in Quickconnect button.

Armiga’s username and password are the following. Port must be 22 for SFTP:

Username: armiga Password: armiga Port: 22

Users have only access to Amiga and Upgrade directories.

5.6. Managing games

5.6.1. From SD card (Not Recommended) Extract the microSD card by pushing it until you hear a “click” and then release it, with your Armiga turned off. Insert it in the supplied SD adapter if needed and use a SD reader to connect it to your computer.

A new unit called ARMIGA will appear in your file browser. Inside the drive, move ADFs in or out the amiga/Games folder.

Self made ADFs from physical disks are stored in the folder amiga/Floppy. You can add/remove files to and from this folder and rename them.

Safely eject the ARMIGA drive from your computer, extract the microSD and plug it again in your Armiga and boot it again. Your ADFs will now be available for playing.

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5.6.2. From SD Card over the Network (Recommended) Use an external device with FileZilla to establish a remote connection. The procedures to achieve that are described widely in section Network Management.

Once you are connected, the Armiga directories should be listed here.

Go inside amiga directory

Now you can drag and drop your game files inside Games directory, and they will be uploaded automatically to your Armiga.

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5.6.3. From USB Plug a USB pendrive or hard disk with ADFs and follow the instructions on section From a USB drive to launch your games. 5.6.4. Making a floppy image (ADF)

For best compatibility, the FDD controller is calibrated on each track, so disk dumping can take around 2 minutes.

With your Armiga turned on and after the Armiga OS has loaded, insert a DD Amiga disk (for HD disks, please cover the hole). The disk will automatically be dumped into a ADF disk image.

While making the image, you may hear the head going from track to track, making a characteristic “tack” sound.

Once the disk image is done, you’ll hear the FDD head going back to the beginning of the disk for about one second and a visual indicator will be shown in the main menu:

The new ADF will be automatically named with the year, month, day, hour, minutes and seconds when it finished, but you can rename it as described in the section Renaming a game or savestate file.

You can manage the ADF images by following the previous sections.

5.6.5. Adding game covers on SD card (Not recommended) Extract the microSD card by pushing it until you hear a “click” and then release it, with your Armiga turned off. Insert it in the supplied SD adapter if needed and use a SD reader to connect it to your computer.

A new unit called ARMIGA will appear in your file browser. Inside the drive, game covers are stored in the amiga/Covers folder. You can add/remove files to and from this folder and rename them. Some instructions for covers: ● Cover must be in JPEG format. ● For best visualization, follow these conventions: ○ Height must be no greater than 420px. 420px is recommended. ○ Width must be no greater than 380px. 360px is recommended.

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● The name must match the one of the game file it’s associated with, including the .adf if needed and finish in .jpg. ○ Example: for sqrxz.adf, the cover must be called sqrxz.adf.jpg

Once you are done managing the covers, safely eject the ARMIGA drive from your computer, extract the microSD and plug it again in your Armiga and boot it again. Your covers should show as you navigate your ADFs.

5.6.6. Adding covers over the Network (Recommended) Use an external device with FileZilla to establish a remote connection. The procedures to achieve that are described widely in section Network Management.

Once you are connected, the Armiga directories should be listed here.

Go inside amiga directory

Now you can drag and drop your images inside Covers directory, and they will be uploaded automatically to your Armiga.

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Some instructions for covers: ● Cover must be in JPEG format. ● For best visualization, follow these conventions: ○ Height must be no greater than 420px. 420px is recommended. ○ Width must be no greater than 380px. 360px is recommended. ● The name must match the one of the game file it’s associated with, including the .adf if needed and finish in .jpg. ○ Example: for sqrxz.adf, the cover must be called sqrxz.adf.jpg

5.6.7. Managing Screenshots from SD (Not recommended)

Extract the microSD card by pushing it until you hear a “click” and then release it, with your Armiga turned off. Insert it in the supplied SD adapter if needed and use a SD reader to connect it to your computer.

A new unit called ARMIGA will appear in your file browser. Inside the drive, move screenshots in or out the amiga/Screenshots folder.

Safely eject the ARMIGA drive from your computer, extract the microSD and plug it again in your Armiga and boot it again.

5.6.8. Managing Screenshots over the Network (Recommended)

Use an external device with FileZilla to establish a remote connection. The procedures to achieve that are described widely in section Network Management.

Once you are connected, the Armiga directories should be listed here.

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Go inside amiga directory

Now you can download your screenshots by dragging and dropping them from Screenshots directory to any directory on your local device.

5.7. Using a USB hub Armiga supports the use of USB hubs to expand the number of USB ports. However, the use of hub with no external power is not recommended.

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6. Updating it

6.1. Update Armiga OS via SD card (not recommended) Extract the microSD card by pushing it until you hear a “click” and then release it, with your Armiga turned off. Insert it in the supplied SD adapter if needed and use a SD reader to connect it to your computer.

A new unit called ARMIGA will appear in your file browser. Inside the drive, put the update.egz you’ve downloaded from our website in the Upgrade folder.

Safely eject the ARMIGA drive from your computer, extract the microSD and plug it again in your Armiga and boot it again. Your Armiga will automatically be updated.

6.2. Update Armiga OS over the Network (recommended) Use an external device with FileZilla to establish a remote connection. The procedures to achieve that are described widely in section Network Management.

Once you are connected, the Armiga directories should be listed here.

Drag and drop the update.egz file into the Upgrade directory.

Reboot your Armiga. Your Armiga will automatically be updated.

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6.3. Floppy disk controller (only for Armiga with FDD)

For programming the PIC you’ll need Microchip’s MPLAB-X (http://www.microchip.com/pagehandler/en-us/family/mplabx/)

● Make sure your Armiga is turned off and fully disconnected. ● Turn your Armiga upside down on a clean stable surface. ● Unscrew the Phillips screws (star screws) on the bottom of your Armiga to open it (do not unscrew the slotted ones, as they hold the FDD in place). ● Hold both parts of the case firmly and turn it upside again. ● Carefully remove the top of the case to reveal the FDD, controller and main board. ● Locate the FDD controller, which connects the FDD and the mainboard and looks like this picture:

1.PIC microcontroller 2.Auxiliar inverter chip

The controller can be on either side of the FDD, depending on its model ● Remove the PIC from the controller: ○ To ease the extraction, first extract the chip marked with a 2 on the picture: ■ Using a flat, preferably non metallic tool, insert it on one side, between the chip and the socket and slightly twist it. ■ Do the same on the other side of the chip. ■ Repeat the process until the chip is released from the socket. ■ Keep the chip in a safe place. ○ With the first chip extracted, do the same procedure on the PIC (chip marked as 1 on the picture).

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○ Place the chip in the supplied programmer (for other programmers, please refer to its documentation), making sure the half circle on top of the chip and the half circle on the programmer socket are on the same side (pointing to the miniUSB connector). ○ Plug the programmer on the computer and launch MPLAB-X. ○ Create a new MPLAB-X project from HEX file: ■ In MPLAB-X, go to File->Import and choose the Hex/ELF option.

■ In the wizard, select the hex file you’ve downloaded from our website and set: ● Family: 32-bit MCUs (PIC32) ● Device: PIC32MX250F128B ● Hardware Tool: Starter Kits (PKOB) . ○ Only for Armiga Hack Edition with the supplied programmer. For other programmers, please read your documentation

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■ On the next step, give a name to your project and choose the folder where the project will be created. We recommend setting it as main project and using the project location as the project folder.

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■ Next step is a summary.

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■ Once everything is done, select the “Make and Program Device Main Project” ■

○ When the programming is finished, unplug the programmer from your computer. ○ Extract the PIC the same way you extracted it from the controller, alternately twisting a flat, preferably non-metallic tool between the chip and the socket.

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○ Carefully insert it back on its controller socket: Make sure the half circle in the PIC and the half circle in the socket match (both pointing to the chip 2 socket) ○ Carefully press the PIC, holding the controller on the down side for it not to bend. Be careful with your fingers as pins are located on that side. ○ Now carefully insert the chip 2 on its socket. Make sure the half circle in the chip and the half circle in the socket match (both pointing to the FDD) ○ Carefully press the chip 2, holding the controller on the down side for it not to bend. Be careful with your fingers as pins are located on that side. ○ Put the top cover of the Armiga, making sure all the connectors fit in their holes. ○ Turn your Armiga upside down with being careful for the parts not to move. ○ Place the Phillips screws (star screws) back in place and gently screw them half the way and once all are in place, screw them all the way.

6.4. Android

● Android upgrade is not officially supported by the Armiga Project. Please refer to http://docs.cubieboard.org/tutorials/cb2/installation/cb2_android_4.2.2_nand_install for instructions. ● Upgrade your Armiga Android OS at your own risk. ● Always extract the microSD before upgrading Android OS to prevent damage.

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7. Troubleshooting

7.1. Your Armiga is not booting ● Unplug the power adaptor from the wall socket. ● Unplug the power cable from the Armiga. ● Plug the power adaptor again to the wall socket. ● Pllug the power cable to the Armiga ● May the Armiga internal blue led not turn on, please contact us. ● If leds are turned on, check video connection.

7.2. Your Armiga is not shutting down ● Press and hold the power off button, between the power connector and HDMI. ● If the Armiga does not shut down in 5 seconds, release the button and unplug the power cable.

7.3. There is no video or sound

Armiga video output is HD720p, so your TV must support this mode

● Make sure your HDMI cable is firmly connected both to the Armiga and the TV ● If the HDMI is in place and you still have no video or audio: ○ Turn off your Armiga. ○ Unplug the HDMI from the Armiga. ○ Plug the HDMI again. ○ Turn your Armiga on. ● If the problem persist, please test another device with this HDMI cable. Anyway, please contact us.

7.4. USB pendrive is not being read

Armiga supports both FAT/FAT32 and ext3/ext4 filesystems.

● Make sure the pendrive is firmly plugged. ● If it is firmly plugged, unplug it and plug it again. ● If you can’t still access the pendrive, turn you Armiga off and, after 5 seconds, turn it back on with the pendrive plugged in. ● If the problem persists, please test the pendrive with a computer to make sure it’s working. ● If the pendrive is working and still cannot be read by the Armiga, please contact us.

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7.5. USB keyboard/mouse/gamepad is not working

Gamepads and joysticks should be plugged before turning on the Armiga for them to be properly detected.

● Make sure the device is firmly plugged. ● If it is firmly plugged, unplug it and plug it again. ● If you can’t still use the device, turn you Armiga off and, after 5 seconds, turn it back on with the device plugged in. ● If the problem persists, please test the device with a computer to make sure it’s working. ● If the device is working and still does not work with the Armiga, please contact us.

7.6. The Armiga is not reading a disk

● Armiga does only support Double Density (DD) disks. For reading Amiga games on High Density (HD) disks, the HD hole must be covered. ● Only Amiga 500 disks are supported by the moment. ● Copy protected disks are not supported by the moment.

● Extract the disk from the Armiga and test it in a Amiga 500 to make sure the diskette is working. ● If it’s working, turn your Armiga off and after 5 seconds turn it on again. ● Wait another 5 after the Armiga Menu appears and insert the disk. ● Don’t launch any game while dumpling the disk. ● If the disk is still not read, please contact us.

Please keep in mind some old disks may need several attempts before they are successfully read.

7.7. A game is not working

● Please use our Game Test form to report it.

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8. Prototype Warranty and Disclaimers ● This is a prototype and has no commercial warranty. However, you should notify any malfunction in your Armiga. We’ll do our best to solve the problem as soon as possible. ● The Armiga prototype is not intended for commercialization outside the beta program or reselling. ● The Armiga is not a toy. ● Beware of the sharp edges.