Any tip or trick for soldering the mosfet? I find it really tiny and I'm struggling with my iron. Currently I can't get HWFLY's flex.
either with the usb port or via hekate and the special .bin file called picofly_tb.bin
Did you make installation video about OLED?
Confirm working on oled
Super fast boot, faster than oled v5
nand sk hynix
extra long wiring left due to possibly need to locate in another place
next step fit that monter inside
Thanks again to the privileged minds who made it possible.
i know nothing, but it should be, because cpu is the same
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Been working on this today to hopefully simplify this install for people
It has the 47 ohm resistors integrated as well as the glitch timing reset jumper, but most importantly all the thick components are on a section that breaks off after programming. A set of 1.27mm jumpers are provided to reconnect the usb, vreg and button section for updates. The concept is that the jumpers are only soldered into the usb board and is held on the contacts on the lower board for the duration of the update.
As it stands the thickest component is the (optional) flat flex connector for the HWFLY flex cable, the current connector is 2mm tall because that's one i've got in the parts drawers. I've been eyeing up thinner ones too. Fortunately the important pins on the HWFLY cpu flex is symmetrical so the pinout should be correct no matter what.
Total dimensions are ~18mm x ~21mm after the usb section has been detatched, This can also be ordered on a thin pcb to keep overall thickness as slim as possible, I tried to make this board as compact as feasible without making it difficult to install
This uses 0402 components making hand assembly a challenge but not impossible for someone experienced with electronics.
This is still being worked on, i havent got the routing done yet, only placement. Once it's complete (and tested) I'll release the kicad files and gerbers onto GitHub for everyone to use, build and improve upon. I dont have the bandwidth or will to sell these myself TBH. I'm busy enough as is haha.
Keen to take feedback from people, I know my work cant be perfect but i'd like to make this as good as possible
why don t use Data line of usb c port of the switch for upgrade the chip ? You can flash trinket m0 like that. Thanks for your Work.
No, but you can watch any videos out there, stheti...for instance, points are the same, only you must wire up everything (not use enameled pls) and follow the scheme of pico on op.
I recomend use the premade flex specially if you are not experienced. Pads in pico are huge.
Best regards
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I read unlock is used with picofly_tb to update from hekate so hopefully we can update to 2.6 as I've just removed the usbc port thinking I'm safe to put the switch back together
I have the bc2 but might pick up the I tip or something a bit smaller, originally chose the bc2 to the more contact for drone boards.
Can anyone recommend what solder wire size to use? I usually use 0.7mm but might get be a bit big for this
maybe someone can produce it in mass as beer. Im sure many people will colaborate
once shield trimed and everything closed the back cover bumps up a litlle. we need to gain 1mm more of deep and trim the ram shield also in order to keep the usb port on
Or find another place/position
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A recently uploaded video I saw mentioned it's almost the same price as the HWFLY while a recently posted article says its 3$, which is it?
Also - any benefits of one over the other?
Im really just curious
Also - any benefits of one over the other?
Im really just curious
maybe this helps u :-)maybe someone can produce it in mass as beer. Im sure many people will colaborate
once shield trimed and everything closed the back cover bumps up a litlle. we need to gain 1mm more of deep and trim the ram shield also in order to keep the usb port on
Or find another place/position
this way we get the board to 3.35m without buttons with usb Capability
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