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FOR GameBoy GBC GBA GBP console video capture card with built-in Raspberry Pi rp2040 chip
Usage
Note: You do not need to turn on the video stream first. The only important step is that the GBinterceptor is powered via USB before the Game Boy is turned on.
Plug the gbInterceptor into the gameboy console, then insert the game card
Connect the GbInterceptor to your computer and then turn on the Gameboy to load the game video feed on the video software device
Buttons
[Mode] button (next to the LED)
Toggles between greyscale/green and toggle frame mix. Toggles the colour each time it is pressed and toggles the frame mix each time it returns to greyscale.
[Flash] button (near the centre, usually inside the housing)
Only used for refreshing new firmware versions. Simply hold it when inserting the USB cable. The Interceptor should appear as a storage device (e.g. a USB stick) and you can simply drag the new firmware file (uf2 file) into it.
for Nintendo devices
Model
Status
Note
for Game Boy (Original / DMG) ✔️
for Game Boy Advance (AGB-001) ✔️
for Game Boy Advance SP ✔️
for Game Boy Color ✔️
for Game Boy Player for GameCube ✔️
for Game Boy Pocket✔️
for Super Game Boy ✔️
LEDs
The red LED indicates that the interceptor is powered on.
The blue LED will remain on as long as the interceptor is synchronised with the game. (It may turn off briefly for a fraction of a second when the Game Boy turns off the display, i.e. when a level is loaded.
for GameBoy GBC GBA GBP Game Boy Video Capture Card with built-in Raspberry Pi rp2040
Brief description:
The GB Interceptor is an adapter for connecting an unmodified Game Boy to a cassette tape and providing a video stream of the game via USB. The core processing unit consists of the Raspberry Pi rp2040 (microcontroller for the Raspberry Pi Pico)
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