My concern is that the switch is already modded. You don’t think it’ll cause problems?Pretty certain my buddy's switch is an unpatched V1 and I'll be modding it within the next few days, but YES, this mod works on ALL versions of switch.
My concern is that the switch is already modded. You don’t think it’ll cause problems?Pretty certain my buddy's switch is an unpatched V1 and I'll be modding it within the next few days, but YES, this mod works on ALL versions of switch.
If you're referring to the SD files, then that is irrelevant. The point of the glitch is to load unsigned software.My concern is that the switch is already modded. You don’t think it’ll cause problems?
Funnily - I just did the trinket mod on my V1... My RCM injector battery just did the expanding thing and so decided to make it internal.Pretty certain my buddy's switch is an unpatched V1 and I'll be modding it within the next few days, but YES, this mod works on ALL versions of switch.
Glad for you and all, but I will reiterate again, this is a Picofly mod thread, so any recommendations made by me in this thread will be for the Picofly, and related Picofly mods such as the remote LED mod that has recently come to light (pardon the pun).Funnily - I just did the trinket mod on my V1... My RCM injector battery just did the expanding thing and so decided to make it internal.
Personally I prefer to stick with RCM on V1 - my sysnand is 6.2 and I don't want to touch OFW in any way.
Yeah fair pointGlad for you and all, but I will reiterate again, this is a Picofly mod thread, so any recommendations made by me in this thread will be for the Picofly, and related Picofly mods such as the remote LED mod that has recently come to light (pardon the pun).
Just a further update on the CSD85301Q2 package. I am a bonehead and didn't do my diligence when looking at the diagram to take note of the fact that it states clearly "TOP VIEW AND CIRCUIT IMAGE". I wired it in 'deadbug' format, which mirrors that schematic vertically, which had me reversing the Drain and Source wires, which explains my burning wires. I feel more confident now that I could wire one properly, and likely will on my next Picofly install.I will say, this dual mosfet install was after a failed install of a CSD85301Q2 package, which is supposed to be a dual-mosfet setup in one single package. I'm pretty sure it was just my own failure at soldering it, but it failed in pretty spectacular fashion (the 36awg wire I'm using burned itself in two in multiple places).
Thus I went back to the dual MOSFET setup that I am used to (as seen in the photo) and there have been no issues.
same gate control for dual mosfet? good stuffJust a further update on the CSD85301Q2 package. I am a bonehead and didn't do my diligence when looking at the diagram to take note of the fact that it states clearly "TOP VIEW AND CIRCUIT IMAGE". I wired it in 'deadbug' format, which mirrors that schematic vertically, which had me reversing the Drain and Source wires, which explains my burning wires. I feel more confident now that I could wire one properly, and likely will on my next Picofly install.
For posterity, here are the original diagram, and a modified "flipped" one by me. Top is the original, Bottom is the modified one for deadbug orientation.
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In hindsight, this is now CLEARLY backwards, because you can see the shape of the D1 pad in the incorrect orientation relative to the top schematic.
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This wiring caused several wires to burn clean in two, luckily it was only 36awg, so the wire sacrificed itself and nothing else seems to have been harmed. DO NOT WIRE THIS WAY, I will post correct photos once I wire one in successfully.
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They are independent MOSFET circuits with independently triggerable gates. My wiring just bridges them like we do with the individual MOSFET packages.same gate control for dual mosfet? good stuff
Can confirm, these are 0201 100nf capacitors. You may be able to get away with just bridging that pad, but I personally replaced both of mine after I swiped my own off my original switch install.So the switch is mostly working again now! CFW (emummc) works, OFW (sysnand) works.
I'm having some radio troubles though
* WiFi does not work
* Bluetooth does work
I've done some searching and examination of the board and identified this issue, which I'm assuming is the culprit.
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It appears the outer capacitor (?) was completely destroyed. I cleaned things up somewhat, but need to replace the component. Can someone please tell me what it is exactly?
What size as well, I'm thinking 0201, but maybe not?
Thanks in advance
Can confirm, these are 0201 100nf capacitors. You may be able to get away with just bridging that pad, but I personally replaced both of mine after I swiped my own off my original switch install.
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These two lines cause wifi and bluetooth issues respectively. After replacing both capacitors, both wifi and bluetooth function were restored.Did you have wifi issues as a result? or did you fix them before closing up and testing?
I'm wondering if there is anything else I need to look for.
Try the back pcb mosfet, you will fallin in love with how easy it is. One mosfet is enough.They are independent MOSFET circuits with independently triggerable gates. My wiring just bridges them like we do with the individual MOSFET packages.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/post-10195395Hello lovely community!
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Yes resistor are there, but you need to measure to make sure.Is it true that rp2040 Tiny (not zero) has already resistors on board. There also seems to be experiments avoiding to open cpu covers and remove thermal paste?
Yes it does,47 ohm, i just install it yesterday. Can you repost the schema for your version that dont need open cpu cover. Previous pic is quite hard to followIs it true that rp2040 Tiny (not zero) has already resistors on board. There also seems to be experiments avoiding to open cpu covers and remove thermal paste?