PiCade-HAT Based 10" HD Mini Bartop (Re-design)

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It looks like you've provided a detailed guide on how to get started with Picade Hat, including adding ROMs, setting up attract mode, and configuring buttons. Here's a summary of the steps: **Getting Started** 1. Add the following lines to your `/boot/config.txt` file: ```bash framebuffer_width=1280 framebuffer_height=800 dtparam=audio=on ``` 2. Save the file and remove the key. 3. Insert the Picade Hat into your Raspberry Pi 3 and boot up. **Setting Up Attract Mode** 1. Exit attract mode with a keyboard using the escape key, as your buttons won't work yet. 2. Type `sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration` to set up your keyboard configuration. 3. Reboot your Pi by typing `sudo reboot`. 4. Exit attract mode (may need to force exit with CTRL-C). **Installing Picade Hat Software** 1. Plug in an Ethernet cable and connect to the internet. 2. Type `curl -sS https://get.pimoroni.com/picadehat | bash` to install the software. 3. Follow the prompts to configure your setup (e.g., use speaker on the Picade Hat, etc.). **Configuring Buttons** 1. The MAME coin button is not working correctly in lr-mame2010. To fix this, edit the `picadehat-default` file: ```bash cd Pimoroni/picade/picade-hat/gamepads/ cp picadehat-default picadehat-backup sudo vi picadehat-default ``` Change the following lines: ```bash Keys :{ COIN = 5, START = 1, } ``` Save and exit. **Testing Button Configuration** 1. Type `./configload picadehat-default` to load the new button configuration. 2. Reboot your Pi by typing `sudo reboot`. 3. Go into Emulationstation, Retropie, and Retroarch and reset the keys in the order of: Retroarch, then Emulationstation, then Attract mode, and finally emulators. **Tips and Tricks** * Use the command line to type "showkey" to test button presses and joystick moves. * Print settings for the screen frame and other parts may require supports. * Make sure to double-check your magnet polarity when gluing them into place.