Jun 4, 2026, 11:29 PM

This board is intended to work with the NO2 USB bootloader from @tnt that I've used on a few previous boards. I'll be testing that out soon, but there's a lot of verification to go through on the other interfaces first. For now I've confirmed the FPGA is alive with a quick LED blinky

A short video showing two circuit boards laying on a workbench with USB cables heading off to the upper left. Between them is a small gray ribbon cable. The board on the left has a constant blue LED indicating the FPGA is configured, as well as an RGB LED that cycles through seven colors to indicate basic operation.