RGB-to-HDMI Adapter for Amiga 2000 (NEW) with Optional HDMI Audio

RGM-to-HDMI Adapter for Amiga 2000 NEW with optional HDMI audio adapter!

With this adapter, the RGB signals from the Amiga2000 are output to HDMI via a Raspberry Pi. The adapter is installed in the video adapter slot of the Amiga2000. We offer the adapter in 2 versions: Either only the adapter with the 3D print bezel or as a complete set. In the adapter-only version, the CPLD itself must be flashed, a Raspberry PI Zero plugged in and the software configured. In the Plug&Play version, everything is included and configured for immediate use. For HDMI audio, an additional circuit board is required, which is soldered to the Raspberry Pi connector using a “piggyback” method.

By purchasing the adapter from us, you are actively supporting the project, as part of the proceeds go directly to the team!

Features

• For Amiga 2000
• RGB to HDMI converter

Prerequisites

• Amiga 2000
• SD card from 8GB
• Raspberry Pi Zero1 or Zero 2
• Software (see below) must be installed on the SD card.
• Requires free video adapter slot

Scope of delivery

• RGB to HDMI adapter for Amiga 2000
• Slot cover with screws – mounted as a set
• 8 screws and risers for mounting the Raspberry Pi Zero (mounted in the set)
• Raspberry Pi Zero 1 (optionally only mounted in the set)
• SD card 8GB with installed software (optional only in the set)
• HDMI Audio Adapter (optional—pre-installed) with cable—3.5mm jack socket + 3.5mm jack to RCA (Amiga audio ports) NEW!!!

Documentation

• Documentation on the project can be found here: https://github.com/LinuxJedi/AmigaRGBtoHDMI/tree/main/Amiga2000CPLDSlot
• Software can be found here: https://github.com/hoglet67/RGBtoHDMI/wiki
• 8GB Retrobuddy’s image can be found here: https://www.retrobuddys.com/download/a2krgbhdmi.zip
• The 8GB Retrobuddys image with audio is available here: https://www.retrobuddys.com/download/A2kImageAudio.zip
• HDMI Open Audio can be found here: https://github.com/drdpj/RGBtoHDMI-Open-Audio

The RGB-to-HDMI adapter was developed by @LinuxJedi Andrew Hutchings based on designs by “IanSB,” “c0pperdragon,” and “hoglet67.”
Many thanks also to Daniel Jameson @drdpj @danielj (Bluesky) for the RGB2HDMI Audio Add-on.

We are happy to provide some support for this outstanding project.

We manufacture the RGB to HDMI adapters in House.