ATLAS SLIM V2 CASE ONLY.

We present the new version of the Atlas slim in case only option.
We’ve updated the chassis design to make it easy to assemble and wire, with standard 24mm buttons and standard Brook wiring harnesses.
We would like you to add your creativity to ENTH products at this stage.
We want the new version of the Atlas to become the benchmark for case building.

Main virtues:

• Attractive and ergonomic design , with a minimalist and industrial style.
• Large support surface, ideal for extended gaming sessions.
• High quality materials, with a robust structure composed of a 3D printed monoblock frame and plexiglass panels.
• Compatibility extended to snap-in and screw on buttons.
• Modular structure , internal space varies according to needs and components.
• Excellent quality/price ratio, in relation to the materials and components used.

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Technical specifications:

The case is designed for versatility and quality :

• Six 24mm button holes, compatible with both snap-in and screw-on.
• Two Neutrik port slots.
• 35mm lever hole for compatibility with Korean levers.
• 2 upper plexiglass panels, one 4mm and one 3mm.
• Overall case dimensions: 37x26x5 cm.
• Weight approximately 1.6kg for the case and approximately 2.5kg for the assembled arcade stick.
• 34mm internal space, expandable up to 46mm thanks to the included extra layers.
• Compatibility with almost all levers available on the market, both Japanese and Korean.

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What's included:

• 1 complete case
• 3 spacer levels to modulate the internal space. 1 spacer of 3mm, one of 4 and one of 9mm. The internal space can be modulated from 34mm to 50mm!
• 1 USB-C Enth port with 4 pin 2.54 cable.
• 1 Dustwasher Enth in the case of arcade sticks.
• 1 Layer of blue/aqua cardboard to use or remove as desired.
• Screws needed for assembly, including those needed for joystick and fighting board.

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What's not included:

• Buttons, wiring and PCB are not included.
• Users must source the necessary components to complete the build, such as PCBs, buttons, and Brook wiring or custom wiring.

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Button and component compatibility:

The top panel is 3mm thick, making it compatible with most screw-on and snap-in buttons on the market, except for Sanwa OBSN ones, which require wider spacing.

• Brook fighting boards are supported, for GP2040 fighting boards we recommend using internal short passthroughs or converters, such as Mayflash MagicBoots, and soldering a 4pin header to use the supplied USB-C port.

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Customization - Download templates to create your own custom panels (Artworks)

https://mega.nz/file/8BhC0aAb#kUwC7RgT6xMjojvaJDz978lSxI3RWGGSTL-kZlIuMvE

WIRING - HERE IS AN ADVANCED GUIDE ON HOW TO CREATE CUSTOM WIRING:
UKFM WIRING GUIDE

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How to buy

Choosing the desired layout is simple and intuitive.

• You can browse the image gallery to explore the available layout options and select your favorite from the menu.
• Special layouts, such as the 8+2 or EISTE, may require modifications to the standard Brook wiring, while the others are designed for use with standard wiring.
• Select the frame color you like best.

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Processing and shipping times

The production of the case takes 1 to 2 months , to which shipping times must be added.

• The wait will be rewarded by the exceptional quality and unique gaming experience that the case is able to offer.

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Contact us

For any doubts or clarifications, we are always available.
We reserve the right to make improvements to the case to ensure its quality and performance are always optimal.

Thanks to Nelmsii for the support on the compatibility of the Korean sticks and BattleMonkey for the valuable advice on the final refinements.

Buy now and discover the gaming experience that only the Atlas case can offer!

Enth Atlas Slim V2 Enclosure Assembly Guide

Step 1: Install the Side Buttons

• Mount the side buttons to the frame before attaching the top and bottom panels.
• If you use snap-in buttons , make sure they are oriented correctly to snap into the designated holes.

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Step 2: Attach the Top Panels

• Attach the two top panels to the frame.
• If you use artwork , place it between the first and second levels before screwing the panels together.

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Step 3: Assemble the Buttons and Joystick

• Mount the main buttons into their respective holes.
• If necessary, install the joystick using the provided screws.

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Step 4: Assemble the Fighting Board and Wiring

• Securely fix the fighting board .
• Connect the buttons and joystick to the terminals on the fighting board.
• Organize cables neatly using cable ties or similar methods.

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Step 5: Adjust the Spacers

• Determine the number of spacers needed to properly close the bottom cover.
• For arcade sticks, make sure there is enough room for the joystick to move. Test and adjust before tightening the screws.

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Step 6: Functional Test

• Connect the controller to a device and verify that all buttons and joystick work properly.
• Please resolve any issues before proceeding.

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Step 7: Closing and Completion

• Close the enclosure by securing the bottom cover.
• If you’re happy with your work, feel free to take a picture of your controller and share it on Twitter or Instagram —we’d love to see it!

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Disassembly

• To replace the side buttons, loosen the screws on the top panels to give yourself more room to maneuver.

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