Do you know why you need to remove the resistor? Is it to deactivate the power led?
Yes it is to disable the power LED to prevent additional battery drain.
Do you know why you need to remove the resistor? Is it to deactivate the power led?
just prep my trinket for installing into the switch, haven't removed resistor yet as I forgot about that, waiting on the screwdriver set now to be delivered.
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I think you use some wrong data pinout, they are the ones on the far left corner.
I have not opened up my switch yet, because my trinket m0 has not arrived, but looking at disassembly photos, there seems to be decent space at top the battery for trinket. Can someone confirm that?
did u get the binconverter.py to work,im getting a error on line 7 with python, if you have a copy of this with the sxos payloader on the main file will you share it please.I'm just waiting for a tri wing 1.5 to turn up then I'll let you know if nobody else does.
looking at a Google image I suppose you could cut a part of the foam away that keeps battery in place and put it in corner.
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nope it looks as if this is the only place for it really.
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Try installing python 2.7.15did u get the binconverter.py to work,im getting a error on line 7 with python, if you have a copy of this with the sxos payloader on the main file will you share it please.
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Test the new converter and if you still have a problem, open an Issue on github.did u get the binconverter.py to work,im getting a error on line 7 with python, if you have a copy of this with the sxos payloader on the main file will you share it please.
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did u get the binconverter.py to work,im getting a error on line 7 with python, if you have a copy of this with the sxos payloader on the main file will you share it please.
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The NX disables the power rail on the USB port when in RCM mode. This is why some kind of power source is required for the dongle.
The TX dongle uses some fat electrolytic capacitors and a tiny low-power microcontroller.
Guess again, it does have a built in power source.Just out of curiosity, would straight-up copying the design of the TX dongle be very complicated? The fact that it requires no external power source nor battery is a rather nice feature. Do we know which microcontroller it uses?
what you want the payload file that works on the install version of the the trinket, or the external dongle versiondid u get the binconverter.py to work,im getting a error on line 7 with python, if you have a copy of this with the sxos payloader on the main file will you share it please.
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Guess again, it does have a built in power source.
only found this one http://heliosoph.mit-links.info/arduino-powered-by-capacitor-start/Well the power source is the capacitors which I presume are charging up as soon as the CFW loads up, ready for the next use; there is no battery. Would that be easy to replicate in a DIY dongle?
only found this one http://heliosoph.mit-links.info/arduino-powered-by-capacitor-start/
The battery solution was smaller and more common.