Rear Trapdoor Panel for Amiga 1200 + PiStorm32-Lite - HDMI, microSD & USB Port Cover - 3D Printed PETG - Panel Only, Cables Not Included

Rear trapdoor panel for the Amiga 1200 with a PiStorm32-Lite accelerator. It takes the place of the A1200's rear expansion trapdoor cover and brings the Raspberry Pi's HDMI output, microSD card slot and one USB port out to the back of the case through short extension cables. Swap the SD card or plug in a monitor or USB stick without opening the computer. WHAT YOU GET - 1 x printed panel with connector bracket, PETG, white - Panel only. Extension cables, screw and nut are NOT included. YOU WILL NEED - HDMI extension with a slim female socket (Raspberry Pi 3: standard HDMI, Pi 4: micro-HDMI / type D on the Pi side) - microSD (TF) male-to-female extension cable - Short USB-A male-to-female extension (about 25 cm) - 1 x M3 x 6 mm screw and 1 x M3 nut CHECK BEFORE BUYING - For an Amiga 1200 with PiStorm32-Lite and a Raspberry Pi 3A+/3B/4B. - Socket bodies differ between cable makers. Panel openings: HDMI approx. 16.5 x 7.25 mm, USB approx. 14.9 x 7.3 mm, microSD approx. 24.9 x 7.4 mm. Please compare with your sockets. - Not checked with other accelerators or with reproduction A1200 cases. INSTALLATION 1. Snip off the small print-support bar at the back corner of the HDMI bay with flush cutters (see the red part in the picture). It is only there to make the part printable. 2. Fit the HDMI, microSD and USB extension sockets into their openings from the inside. 3. Fit the panel in place of the rear expansion trapdoor cover and secure it with the M3 x 6 mm screw and nut: the screw goes through the slot in the bracket floor, the nut sits in the hexagonal pocket above it. 4. Connect the cables to the Raspberry Pi and route them clear of the PiStorm. MATERIAL AND SIZE - PETG (handles the warmth inside the case better than PLA) - Panel 58.5 x 19.5 mm, bracket depth 33.4 mm, about 11 g - 3D printed: fine layer lines are normal. Product pictures are CG renders. Aftermarket part, not made by or affiliated with Commodore, the Amiga trademark owner or the PiStorm project.