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+## List of ingredients
+* Two Arduino cards (for example a nano, and a Nano Pro).
+* A soldering iron (the tTS_100 found in all Chinese stores is a good compromise)
+* A little soldering wire
+* And thin cable (awg26-30)
+
+## Part 1:
+ Install the Arduino IDE
+https://docs.arduino.cc/software/ide-v2/tutorials/getting-started/ide-v2-downloading-and-installing/
+
+## Part 2:
+Check that everything works well by injecting for example the blink sketch from the IDE
+File -> example -> 01. Basic -> blink
+Tools -> card -> arduino AVR board -> your board intended to become the ISP gateway
+Tools -> port -> the port of your card
+Tools -> programmer -> arduinoISP
+If as heard your card flashes you can go to the next step
+
+## Part 3:
+Use this card to transform it into an ISP gateway
+https://docs.arduino.cc/built-in-examples/arduino-isp/ArduinoISP/
+Plug it in to become the PSNee, do the test again with the blink sketch by changing the program.
+Tools -> programmer -> arduino as ISP
+If you succeeded, the serious stuff begins.
+
+## Part 4:
+Install the PSNeecore file in the arduino15/pakages/ directory
+https://support.arduino.cc/hc/en-us/articles/360018448279-Open-the-Arduino15-folder
+
+## Part 5:
+Selecting options in the sketch.
+Open the sketch to Arduino, select in the PSNee.ino the MUC to become the PSNee, choose the target SCPH-xxxx.
+
+## Part 6:
+In Arduino IDE select MUC buildchain
+Tools -> board -> PSNee -> your MUC
+
+## Part 7:
+Configure fuses (not available for ATtiny25/45/85)
+Tools -> fuses -> [BIOS patch] if your board needs it, if not [NO BIOS patch]
+
+## Part 8:
+Compile and inject the program.
+Sketch -> verify/compile
+Sketch -> upload using a programmer
+Normally your PSNee is ready to be installed in your dear console.
+
+## Part 9:
+Install your PSNee in your console according to the schematics available in this guide. 
+If your console does not require a bios patch, ignore the AX AY DX RESET pins. 
+If your console requires a bios patch, for the AX AY DX pins follow the BIOS Pin diagram.
+
+Now you can enjoy your delicious pancakes hot off the burner on your PS1;P
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