Description
Features of FujiNet for Atari Hardware Version V1.7.1
- USB-C port† – Used to update the FujiNet Firmware
- SIO – Used for power and communications. A pass-through is also provided for additional SIO peripherals
- MicroSD‡ socket for storing disk images, printer PDF files, and configuration information (WiFi credentials, disk drive configuration, etc).
- Real-time clock – Provides your Atari with the current date and time, automatically synchronized over WiFi.
- Three tactile buttons (See the Owner’s Guide for information on these buttons.)
- Front-facing status LEDs:
- White – WiFi connected
- Blue – SIO2BT Mode (not currently used)
- Orange – SIO bus activity
- See the Github wiki for full updates on hardware versions):
3D Printed Case information§
- Shells and connectors for our FujiNet devices are printed in-house on a Prusa MK4S
- Atari 400/800 and XL shells are printed using 3D-Fuel Standard PLA+ Bone White Filament
- Atari XE shells are printed using FilaCube PLA 2 Engineering Gray Filament
- SIO connectors are printed using Polymaker PRO Black Filament
- Power switch covers are printed in black resin
*A stock Atari 600XL with only 16K will not be able to load the FujiNet Config; however, all features are available from a modern computer through the FujiNet’s web interface.
†USB-C cable not included.
‡SD card not included. SD card must be formatted FAT32 (exFAT is not supported). Here is a Windows GUI FAT32 format utility: ridgecrop.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm
§The 3D-printed parts used in FujiNet are not like injection-molded parts. I strive to produce good-quality prints, but some may show extrusion rings, artifacts, blemishes, and other signs of plastic extrusion.






horseman (verified owner) –
Fantastic product! Very well built and it adds a ton of amazing functionality to our favorite old 8-bit computers.