I happen to find another technician who can do micro-soldering. He wasn’t experienced with switches but like you guys, he chuckled at the work the previous guy did when I asked if he can clean it up . Looks like he really cleaned it up, what do you guys think? It now glitches!
Edit: Apparently there’s still some inconsistent glitching, it seems to be D0 and/or RST again. Would appreciate some leads to see what may be wrong.
Edit: Apparently there’s still some inconsistent glitching, it seems to be D0 and/or RST again. Would appreciate some leads to see what may be wrong.
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Hey no problem, thanks for thinking about my issue, it's appreciated!
I agree, it feels like the Switch and Picofly is working corretly but I somehow I broke the screen. Dumb question time- is the long connector between the motherboard and daughterboard (around the battery) responsible for the screen? Because that's the only thing I actually disconnected in order to unplug the battery.
I would guess the rp2040 is fried by now. This job looks great.
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For those of you who like big pads and cannot lie, here's a super easy and perfectly working mosfet position for the OLED with virtually zero risk to surrounding components.
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Yes it is. Its connect the backlight 4pin (right of 4pin power+vol flex) to the main board.
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great finding
So i think any place on those power rail (VDD_1V) could be used as the glitch point.
Still waiting for my stencil to come, hopefully gonna learn reballing this weekend.
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im Know the feeling my friend XdAnybody else about to buy some Johnsons shares?
Gf keeps asking if my ear wax is getting bad
That would truly be unfortunate
. Is there a way to confirm definitively?Otherwise, I do have an extra picofly pcb board. Just that it’s currently flashed with 2.74 and my understanding is that firmware version is unstable.
yep 0201. if you need to replace them, you can steal from the rp2040-zero
That would truly be unfortunate
Otherwise, I do have an extra picofly pcb board. Just that it’s currently flashed with 2.74 and my understanding is that firmware version is unstable.
2.74 is stable on 95% of rp2040's, so it should (probably) be fine.
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