schematic diagram, and design description .
The lithium battery charging circuit uses a TP4056 lithium battery charging chip, with green and red LEDs to indicate whether it is fully charged.
The design concept is based on the fact that only red and blue are used in the game, and these colors are mutually exclusive. Therefore, only two identical voltage regulator circuits are needed, with a switch selecting which regulator circuit to power to achieve color switching.
For PCB design, traces requiring current flow are recommended to have a width of 20mil or more. Special attention should be paid to R11 and R12, which are current-limiting resistors for the red and blue LEDs respectively. These need to carry current, so the packages should be changed to 1206. Most resistors will have sufficient power rating. LED brightness can be adjusted by resoldering resistors of different resistance values. In actual testing, using a 20R resistor for current limiting resulted in the LED strip's color difference closest to the official brightness. 
is relatively easy to solder. The smallest resistor and capacitor is only a 0603 package; simply solder them according to the schematic. 
shows the same hole positions as the official original circuit board. In practice, installation simply involves removing the official PCB and replacing it with our custom-made one. Regarding wiring, just connect the two wires of the LED strip to the two GH1.25-4P connectors. Both connectors are identical, and all materials are sourced from the original mounting plate (except for the circuit board). 
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