SX-LITE MSX2+ FPGA

The SX-LITE is fully compatible with MSX2+ standard. It features VGA/RGB video output, stereo audio output, PS/2 keyboard and mouse input, 2 DB9 joystick ports, SD card slot and 2 cartridge slots, internal WiFi module and MIDI support (through joystick port). The unit has a small form factor and it comes in a 3D printed case.

Internally, the SX-LITE also features SCC+ sound, FM sound, dual PSG, 2 or 4 Mb selectable RAM mapper, and turbo mode (5,37mhz/8,06mhz). Each cartridge slot can be also configured as internal MegaSCC+.

You can connect almost any PS/2 keyboard/mouse and MSX compatible joysticks (DB9). The unit also includes a SD slot that can be used as mass storage device through BASIC or MSXDOS/NEXTOR command line.

• Altera Cyclone IV 15K LEs
• 32Mb SDRAM
• Custom Firmware by 8bits4ever (based on KdL's firmware)
• 2x standard MSX Cartridge Slot Connectors
• 1x microSD Card Slot
• D-Sub 15 VGA/RGB video output
• Internal ESP-01 WiFi module (Requires SD-BIOS setup)
• 3.5mm jack stereo audio output.
• PS2 keyboard and mouse ports
• 2x DB9 joystick port
• MIDI out (joystick port 2)
• Jack barrel connector for power supply (5v, center positive)
• Fully assembled in a 3D printed case

Disclosure: Because the way MSX video signal is generated the image could present light vertical bars across the screen, depending on the monitor and selected video output. This behaviour is most noticeable on flat panel monitors receiving RGB/composite signal.

Power supply is not included. Unit requires at least 2 AMPs output, high quality power supply (5 volts, center positive). 3D printed cases might show imperfections

In order to get a replacement or refund defective units must first be returned. Once the item has been inspected we will proceed to replace the unit or refund the payment. Items that have been damaged by careless/unadecuated use or modifyied by the buyer in any way will not be elegible for replace or refund of any kind. 

The unit ships with the lastest stable firmware/core available. Notice that if you accidentally brick the unit by wrongly updating/downgrading the firmware/core, we do not give tech support for the reflashing process. If you want to keep your unit under warranty you should send it back to us for review/reflashing.