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[lgotto]

Mike,

 

Still new to this forum, done a lot of looking, etc., but I am definitely interested in one of your AIO boards but am having trouble finding any link to order, etc.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks for all of your work!!

[MikePinball]

It is mentioned several times in this thread but in case it is not obvious, start with the link in my signature (home page) that takes you to a list of all my products, prices, stock levels, user guides and other things. I also show the email address to contact me for ordering.

[MikePinball]

Today I have updated the user guide for the Pinscape AIO to version 1.5. It includes a more expanded description of how to connect power to the Pinscape AIO as well as an overview of the Oak Micros electronics products for virtual pinball.

[MikePinball]

Today I completed the testing for 6 more Pinscape All-in-One boards. Most significantly the last one I tested had serial number 100. I have sold 91 so far and that means 9 are currently in stock waiting to be shipped out to 9 lucky customers.

 

As noted at the beginning of this topic, I test every single input and output on the board to make sure it is working correctly. For example one of the boards I tested today had an output stuck on. A quick inspection revealed a small solder bridge. After clearing it out, that output worked correctly as did everything else. I relate this example to show that my testing does indeed sometimes find minor problems, but everything is resolved before the board is ever shipped out.

 

And this same attention to detail applies to everything else I make including the Pinscape Lite and all my other boards. If you ever find a problem (and some of my users have), it is usually down to a wiring or configuration problem and is very rarely the board. If there is problem, I stand behind every item I ship and will replace anything defective. If you let the magic smoke out (and some of customers have done this), then I will work with you to try to rectify the situation at minimum cost although it might need a new board. One of customers, who will remain nameless, blew up 4 RGB boards and the PAL baseboard - yes it can be done.

[MikePinball]

It has been a while since I posted so I thought I would share some news.

 

I have now sold 200 of the Pinscape AIO boards, 68 of which were ordered as part of the larger All-in-One builders kit. Although I am low in stock of completed boards, I have all the parts and am busy building and testing more every week.

 

And if the AIO board is too big for you, check out the smaller Pinscape Lite. I have sold 112 of these boards since they were announced 6 months ago.

 

This is good news because I'm seeing a trend that this hobby is growing and growing.

 

BTW thanks to all of my customers, especially those who spread the word about my products in various online fora.

Edited by MikePinball, 15 February 2021 - 06:03 AM.

[friscopinball]

Just want to say I absolutely love the AIO and PAL.  It has made configuring everything a lot easier for me.  I a getting a blower next and can't wait to add that functionality.  I had an issue with trying to map custom buttons in VPX but I just changed the affected buttons to joystick buttons instead of keyboard presses and it's working now.

 

Again, amazing products!