Results: The ACSI2STM works perfectly; loading the 3.5 MB size of current Metal Slug port takes around 12 seconds (aprox. 300 KB/s).
Tested against old SD cards, such 1 GB card; 4 GB SDHC and 8 GB SDHC. All these are detected and works correctly!
Original firmware is slightly optimized, gain is around 6 - 8 KB/s; further improvements could be made, but these would require a ACSI command circular buffer management... not easy to perform on few days. Due to this, all pinout is accesible on the final version, in order to update the device´s firmware easily in a future.
NOTE FOR MEGA ST/E USERS:
I saw some photographs of your ACSI port. The power connector is located up to ACSI port.
If you have a Mega ST/E computer with the power connector located upper the ACSI port, give these directions (that you have a Mega ST/E)
and your version will be provided with a 90 degree DB connector.
Usage video:
https://youtu.be/uRT_0jq9o8w
Photographs of the hard disk interface, Prototype one, final version do not have flying wires

The hard disk image (DOS & TOS compatible, readable on Windows) I used: http://atari.8bitchip.info/DiskImgPP1.html
You can use Win32DiskImager (Windows) in order to write it.
The ST / STE with a hard disk is another world!
Performance & micro SD card compatibility testing:
SDHC 8 GB
SDHC 4 GB
Normal SD 1 GB
Each unit is completely built and tested,
price is 32€ + shipment (5.50€ for Spain or 8€ for Europe; America and other shipmet price asap).
Lower cost and better SD card compatibility than any Satan disk, and much lower price than UltraSatan.
Its the Atari ST hard disk suitable for the masses,