- Soufflè dongle fully assembled and tested, latest stable firmware preloaded
- 1 m coiled RJ11 6P4C cable for the Mega ST and Mega STE keyboard port
Installation overview
- Power the Soufflè over micro-USB first and open the Wi-Fi web setup from any modern browser to choose its operating mode (USB or Bluetooth) and pair your input devices.
- Power off the Atari and unplug the original keyboard from the Mega ST or Mega STE keyboard connector.
- Connect the Soufflè coiled cable to the keyboard port using its RJ11 6P4C plug.
- Plug in your input devices: USB devices into the built-in hub, and your original Atari mouse or joysticks into the DB9 outputs if you want to keep using them.
- Power on the Atari and start using it.
Full reference for Bluetooth pairing, keyboard layouts, mouse speed and firmware updates is in the keyboard emulator documentation.
Compatibility
| Atari model | Status |
|---|---|
| Atari Mega ST | Supported |
| Atari Mega STE | Supported |
| Atari 520 / 1040 ST / STF / STFM / STE (internal 7-pin keyboard) | Use the internal Croissant board instead |
| Atari TT | Works in theory, use at your own risk |
| Atari Falcon | Not supported (different keyboard architecture) |
Soufflè is the external option for the Mega keyboard port. For machines with the internal 7-pin keyboard connector, the internal Croissant board is the right fit.
Specs
- Connector to Atari: 1 m coiled cable, RJ11 6P4C, in place of the original Mega keyboard
- USB input: built-in 4-port USB-A hub for keyboards, mice and gamepads
- Native Atari outputs: two DB9 outputs for the original Atari mouse and joysticks
- Wireless: Bluetooth Classic and BLE, Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz
- Input behaviour: full IKBD emulation, multiple keyboard layouts, adjustable mouse speed, programmable auto-fire
- Configuration: browser-based, served over Wi-Fi (access point and station modes)
Firmware update: on-board micro-USB
- Microcontroller: RP2350
- Board revision: SOUFFLE-IKBD REV1.2.0
