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# Assembly
## Before you start
Instructions have moved to the wiki
Read through all instructions before starting.
## Videos
The community has created a few assembly videos:
* [Stephen Arsenault - BlueSCSI Kit Assembly](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6lwCfLQwd8) 2:52
* [Joe's Computer Museum - A New Challenger - BlueSCSI - #MARCHintosh Review](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_8VVmvvlNI) 26:52
* [Geeky Bit - Tutorial - BlueSCSI Assembly](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nF9FYFgVHM) 20:35
## Building
1. Solder on the surface mount SD Card holder. Use the [Drag Solder](https://youtu.be/Z_KL4fWOMug) technique.
- Once on, check continuity of all connections. Fixing this after the BluePill is on will be difficult.
- Ensure the SD card fits and you dont have too much solder on the sides or contacts
2. Solder the diodes to the **bottom** of the board. Be sure they are flush as possible to the bottom.
![Diode Orientation](images/diodes.png)
3. Solder the header pins on to the BluePill. Then BluePill pill to the BlueSCSI PCB.
- Correct orientation is having the USB connector of the BluePill should be over the SD Card holder.
- **NOTE**: Consider adding headers to the board if you would like to have the BluePill removable.
4. Solder on the resistor nets. Pin one is marked on the board and the resistors.
- 220 RNETS (`RN1` & `RN3`) are closest to the BluePill
- **NOTE** PIN one on each - they are opposite of eachtoher. See photo.
- 330 RNETS (`RN2` & `RN4`) are furthest from the BluePill
- **NOTE** PIN one on each - they are opposite of eachtoher. See photo.
![Orientation RNETs and BluePill](images/orientation.png)
5. Solder on the Termination Jumpers & place the jumpers on to enable Termiation
6. Solder the 50 Pin headers on.
1. Note Pin 1 and Box header on the silk screen.
7. Optional - Solder on the berg connector. Only needed if your machine does not supply enough power via the SCSI bus.
8. Optional - Solder on the debug headers near the SD card. Only nessissarry if re-programming.
### Fully Assembled
![Fully Assembled](images/assembled.png)
### Version 1.0-b & 1.0-c BOM
#### Mouser Cart
https://www.mouser.com/ProjectManager/ProjectDetail.aspx?AccessID=c5cc83feff
#### Parts
STM32F103C8T6 (U1) aka BluePill board. Beware of fake/scams. Look for reviews. Amazon, ebay, etc.
* 2x 330 (RN2, RN4) Resistor nets https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/652-4610X-1LF-330
* 2x 220 (RN1, RN3) Resistor nets https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/652-4610X-1LF-220
* 2x Diodes https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/583-1N5818-T
* SD Card Holder (J1) https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/538-104031-0811
* Headers https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/872-920-0011-01
* 50 PIN SCSI header https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/517-30350-6002/
- May substitute with 2 rows of headers from above.
- **Note on Right angle connectors** - it appears Right angle headers are notched differently then the pin out. Be sure to note PIN 1/red stripe on the cable match up.
### Optional
Floppy/Berg Power header https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/571-1718254
- Required if your machine does not supply power via TERM POWER. For example a Mac Plus or Mac with a Analog/PSU board that has not been recapped.
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register gpio_reg_map *port_b = PBREG;
register volatile uint32_t *port_a_idr = &(GPIOA->regs->IDR);
REQ_ON();
// Start of the do/while and WAIT are already aligned to 8 bytes.
// Fastest alignment obtained by trial and error.
// Wait loop is within an 8 byte prefetch buffer.
asm("nop");
do {
WAIT_ACK_ACTIVE();
uint32_t ret = port_b->IDR;
REQ_OFF();
*dstptr++ = ~(ret >> 8);
// Move wait loop in to a single 8 byte prefetch buffer
asm("nop.w;nop");
asm("nop;nop;nop");
WAIT_ACK_INACTIVE();
REQ_ON();
// Extra 1 cycle delay