Version 4:
Custom built Devkit based Atari FujiNet using open source hardware and software assembled and tested by JFCRetro.
This V4 continues to use the micro SD card "Push and Lock" style and switches to a refreshed design completely enclosed gray case printed on a Bambu Labs A1 3D printer. It includes a modular connector to the main board for the SIO cable. The final revision moves the SIO cable exit was rerouted to the top instead of the side.
Includes:

• 1 Devkit-based FujiNet assembled and fully tested
• 8 MB based firmware installed
• Attached original (1/2) JAE Atari SIO cable

Please NOTE:

• This versiondoes NOT have an additional SIOport, so it must be the last in the SIO chain or plugged directly in the computer.
• The screen shot of the web interface is from an older firmware version 1.4.0, but the unit is loaded withFirmware 1.6.1.
• No documentation provided, please search for "Atari Fujinet Project"

The Devkit based FujiNet can be flashed using the FujiFlasher, but you will need to use a custom built version for the 8 MB board.
The hardware and software design are all credited to the original authors, not JFCRetro. The firmware used for this assembled unit was not modified in any way.Please reach out with any questions.
Flashed with: This version of the FujiNet can ONLT use the 8MB version of the firmware!
Hold down the middle B button when booting (until the Fujinet logo appears) the Atari to clear any saved Fujinet config and force the WIFI configure setup to run.