SP1 and SP2 get connected to the shield, I see what you're trying to do but you should'nt name them SP1 and SP2 otherwise people might try to ground them
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Hope you're right. Will order it now and I compared the size to be a 0402 (Imperial code). ThanksI don't know if you saw the post earlier but i think that the missing diode is 5.6V 200mA Schottky (based on the circuit)
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I guess these points and this "technique" were developed to better secure the flex cables with which the mod was originially designed. Fifty thousand pieces used to be soldered like that... Now they are just Ghost Mods...
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ahh fair enough, ill change the files, whats the actual name of those points.
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Here is a rp2040 + dual mosfet board, it's untested at the moment, I'll get back to to the thread once my boards have arrived.
It measures about 14mmx 25mm from memory
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lldumDr7aOpNCwfE2Vw_DBWkPrt6qRWx?usp=drive_link
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Yeah oled works perfectly (instinct) also killed my lite trying the picofly. I have a mixed results pool when it comes to modchips it seems XD
hmmm so alot of people are having trouble with the switch lite it seems. Might be more sensitive than the others doing installs with Pico. Might get hold of another and use a flex cable and a different ground point....just for kicks.
another attempt on 2nd OLED, damn my screen wont turn on but it got sounds
(this before instaling rp2040, one final test to OFW ), does anyone have any idea what to check ? , all connector seems fine already triple checked
(this before instaling rp2040, one final test to OFW ), does anyone have any idea what to check ? , all connector seems fine already triple checked
Thank you @QuiTim !!
That makes sense. This seems to be a DCDC boost for the backlight.
( also that probably means it's a little under-rated
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@QuiTim I think you asked about that diode?
Well - I can confirm that a 40V 2A Shockley diode works in it's place!
What I had on hand was too big - so I had to improvise - but it works perfectly
Did you try dock?another attempt on 2nd OLED, damn my screen wont turn on but it got sounds
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Thank for the replay bro, I know @Takezo-San was having the same issue so I wanted to point him on the right direction. Maybe he can order some of these as well in case the small one does not work.@QuiTim I think you asked about that diode?
Well - I can confirm that a 40V 2A Shockley diode works in it's place!
What I had on hand was too big - so I had to improvise - but it works perfectly
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Hope you're right. Will order it now and I compared the size to be a 0402 (Imperial code). Thanks
Yep - I think a 0402 would fit.
FYI - here's my hack.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-aio-thread.628951/post-10172153
No need to double post, just be patient. Nightmare connector strikes again. Try to clean the flex with ipa.another attempt on 2nd OLED, damn my screen wont turn on but it got sounds
If it's ok while docked then everything points to screen/connector. Try to check inside the connector to see if all the pins are ok. It might be the backlight circuit (wherever that is)
I can't find zero board in my area. Pi Pico is just easily accessible. I have used RP2040-One board in V2 but it can't fit inside an OLED. I love being able to just order from my local area. I am planning to buy from Ali but I have to buy in bulk and custom clearance is hell in my country.
Even though it requires lot of work I love form factor of Pi Pico afterwards.
Wait wait wait. So you installed that diode and......Blue Screen gone!? Can it be!? Naniiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!
I think I finally got the bastard
Trying buying directly from WaveShare. They charge $3 for bulk orders.
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Sorry but what killed your Lite? And does it get BOSD?
No - still can't get in to Hekate - but I'm now suspecting resistor values on D0/CLK/CMD.
That was just confirming that the diode specs don't matter too much.
Please use search. We have been through this a couple of times.
Here you go: https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/post-10159584 and then VERY IMPORTANT part by jkyoho here-> https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/post-10159738
There is work to be done but it can be fixed (like most of the things)
P.S. you can skip the top component on those pictures (nr1) because your board doesn't have that
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