GAME BOY Link-Camera MALVEKE¶

Description¶

MALVEKE GAME BOY Link Camera¶

Introduction¶

MALVEKE app, this application allows you to extract your GAME BOY Camera pictures via WIFI for easy sharing with your phone, tablet, or PC. It's user-friendly; simply connect it to your GAME BOY and print as usual. The device will store the images and share them on a web server via WIFI. You will need a printer cable or Gameboy Color link cable for this.

Instructions for use.¶

These instructions assume that you are starting at the Flipper Zero desktop. Otherwise, press the Back button until you are at the desktop.

• Press the OK button on the Flipper to open the main menu.
• Choose Applications from the menu.
• Choose GPIO from the submenu.
• Choose MALVEKE GAME BOY Link-Camera
• The Flipper Zero will show the loading screen of the application.
• If the MALVEKE board is not connected, the following message will appear. You must connect it and press OK.
• MALVEKE will create a Wi-Fi network using the data displayed on the screen.
• On your computer or phone, search for the network and connect using the provided access credentials.
• When you connect, it will automatically open a browser window with the host. If this doesn't happen, you should manually enter the IP provided on the Flipper Zero as the host in your browser.
• Now, on your GAME BOY, connect the Link Cable to MALVEKE EXT2 port and proceed to print images as usual; they will appear in the web browser.
• In web you can Change palette and with button A Download image

TODO¶

• Refactor Code
• Documentation
• Save transfered imagen in Flipper Zero

Changelog¶

Changelog - Patch Notes¶

Version 2.1¶

Fix FuriHalRtc: new datetime lib.

Version 2.0¶

Implement new serial API with new module expansion protocol.

Version 1.0¶

The initial version of the application encompasses functionalities to extract your GAME BOY Camera picture via WIFI, so they can be easily shared with your phone, tablet or pc. Easy to use, just hook up to your GAME BOY and print as usual, the device will store the images and share them on a web server via WIFI. You will need a printer cable or gameboy Color link cable.

Version 1.1¶

To improve the visibility of the application names, the names were changed by adding a 'MALVEKE' postfix.