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==== Documentation ====
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For those of you who have followed us from the beginning, you know that we've always tried to share as much as possible about our work. While our open source philosophy has led us to release many files that allow others to replicate for themselves what we have demonstrated, we have also released much documentation about our files, including dozens of logs and tutorials. This documentation has enabled us in the past to provide others with further insight into our projects to ensure understanding. To continue this philosophy, we've created [https://doc.funkey-project.com/ a new page] on our website that will house documentation for the FunKey S, including tutorials, guides, and developer tools. While the page is currently relatively empty, as time goes on we intend to add more documentation to further increase its helpfulness. Currently available documentation includes the hardware reference section of the developer's guide and a number of tutorials, with most of the remaining tutorials slated for completion in the coming days. We designed the page to be simple to navigate, with tutorials easily accessible by selecting "Tutorials" section of the "User's Manual" tab on the left. As our wish to share as much information about the FunKey S as possible, if there are any additional sections or tutorials that you would like to see added, feel free to let us know! While the FunKey Wiki currently has substantial information about the FunKey S as well, the types of information available in each space will remain distinct. For those interested in the development structure of the documentation page itself, the code for it is open source and available on our [https://github.com/FunKey-Project/FunKey-Project.github.io/ GitHub page].
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[[File:A20-I1.png|center|256px|Image of the FunKey website's documentation page.]]
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As all of a PlayStation game's BIN files are listed in the FunKey S game list, to minimize the time is takes to scroll through one's game library, each game should only have one BIN file. If your PlayStation game has multiple BIN files across multiple disks, follow [[#How do I combine files from multiple PlayStation disks into a single ROM file?|these instructions]]. If these BIN files are all for one disk, to merge them you will first need to download [https://www.isobuster.com/download.php IsoBuster]. Once this is done, open the program and select ''Open Image File'', indicated by an icon of a folder containing a blue downwards arrow. Navigating to and selecting the CUE file of the game in question will make a CD icon appear in the IsoBuster interface, which you then right click, selecting the ''Raw .bin'' option under the ''Extract CD <Image>'' category. After you save the BIN and CUE files, place these new files into the PS1 folder of the FunKey S.
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