NEWS UPDATE: July 22th - Team REBUG has started pre-orders for their Switch Dev Board!

Team REBUG has put on the final touches to their 'SwitchME' dev board for the Nintendo Switch console, they have added some 'breakout' solder pads for future expansion and other usages, but it still only needs 4 wires for normal installs on your Switch, and it allows full usage of all the various payloads from ReiNX to Atmosphere to SX OS.

Pricing Tiers:

• 1 – $7.49
• 2-9 – $7.29
• 10-19 – $7.00
• 20-49 – $6.79
• 50+ – $6.00

Nintendo Switch Dev Board

• Internal board to launch RCM payloads.
• Cortex m0+ dev board
• This is a pre-order, expect delivery in the very near future.
• Board Dimensions 0.59 x 1.05 inch

You can use this to launch Custom Firmware’s for the Nintendo Switch.

• Auto RCM Strapping – 5-6 wire install
• Software Auto RCM – 4 wire install
• Normal Mode – 4 wire install
• Auto Payload injection after reboot – 5-6 wire install

If no Auto RCM strapping used you will either need to use a jig or solder pin 1-10 on the right joycon. We will have detailed write-ups soon under the Nintendo Switch section of the site. You can also use this as standalone development board (Like the Trinket m0)

The project is basically finished now, they have moved into the 'pre-order' phase with amazing affordable pricing starting at only $7.49 each, so check it out now:

Official Site: Rebug
Source: MaxConsole

 

[Moquedami]

You can solder to E10, works just fine! Done it myself!

That spot is on the underside right?
Isn't there an alternative spot that doesn't require removing the board from the case?

 

[210modz]

It comes up as €19 and a few cents for me. But after the TX fiasco, I'm not trusting any of these "piracy-for-profit" companies.

Atmosphere/ReiNX are going to deliver the goods much better than any of these professional pirates ever could.

Neither one will provide a way to boot directly into cfw. That is the point of this chip. The cfw you run with it is irrelevant.

 

[Kukielka]

That spot is on the underside right?
Isn't there an alternative spot that doesn't require removing the board from the case?

You have to solder on the underside anyways if you want to wire to the RCM Strap
G9

 

[metaljay]

Shipping fees are a bit silly

not really? i think i paid £16 delivered inlc the fast shipping

 

[mattytrog]

Yup E10 works fine. But you need to disassemble the console, replace heatsink compound. So just bear it in mind. The people saying pin 5 on usb power controller is hard. It isn't! Just need decent soldering tip. Use the thinnest wire you can. Awg 40. Like soldering a pubic hair but will cause less damage if you break it.

 

[Deleted User]

i tried E10. Works flawless and is super easy. i m pretty sure i would have f**ked up the cap one :s i guess it depends on the person who solders it. i d never solder a cap that tiny tbh xD

 

[Kukielka]

i tried E10. Works flawless and is super easy. i m pretty sure i would have f**ked up the cap one :s i guess it depends on the person who solders it. i d never solder a cap that tiny tbh xD

Same for me!
Also I feel like soldering to testpads is a more "cleaner" way of doing things. But that might just be me and my ocd.

 

[mattytrog]

You have to solder on the underside anyways if you want to wire to the RCM Strap
G9

Nope!

There is a pad on front. Tiny though.

You right in what you say, if people struggle, they better sticking to the testpoints

 

[Kukielka]

Nope!

There is a pad on front. Tiny though.

You right in what you say, if people struggle, they better sticking to the testpoints

Huh? Where is there a RCM Strap on the front? Wasn't aware of that!

 

[Xandroz]

where is the e10 guys pardon my intrussion
id prefer to solder to points under the mobo than these tiny MF caps

 

[Deleted User]

where is the e10 guys pardon my intrussion
id prefer to solder to points under the mobo than these tiny MF caps

http://switchbrew.org/images/7/70/Switchre_side2.jpg
http://switchbrew.org/index.php?title=Testpads

 

[mattytrog]

Huh? Where is there a RCM Strap on the front? Wasn't aware of that!

Check my internal install thread

 

[Deleted User]

Huh? Where is there a RCM Strap on the front? Wasn't aware of that!

https://gbatemp.net/threads/gemma-m0-trinket-m0-uf2-files-guide-battery-discharge-fix.508068/
or more specified: https://gbatemp.net/attachments/method2highres-jpg.136008/

 

[Kukielka]

Check my internal install thread

https://gbatemp.net/threads/gemma-m0-trinket-m0-uf2-files-guide-battery-discharge-fix.508068/
or more specified: https://gbatemp.net/attachments/method2highres-jpg.136008/

Oh damn! The more you know!

 

[3DSDSXL]

not really? i think i paid £16 delivered inlc the fast shipping

lol $7 for the device and the rest is profit

 

[Moquedami]

Tha

https://gbatemp.net/threads/gemma-m0-trinket-m0-uf2-files-guide-battery-discharge-fix.508068/
or more specified: https://gbatemp.net/attachments/method2highres-jpg.136008/

That´s exactly what i was asking for. Super convenient.
Thanks.

 

[subcon959]

It comes up as €19 and a few cents for me. But after the TX fiasco, I'm not trusting any of these "piracy-for-profit" companies.

Atmosphere/ReiNX are going to deliver the goods much better than any of these professional pirates ever could.

What in the royal fuck are you blabbering about now? You do realise this is simply a way to inject the payload to allow you to boot Atmosphere or ReiNX. Seriously get a clue.

 

[guily6669]

And soldering to the E10 is the same trace as soldering to the resistor?

Also does anyone know if it will ever put more effort on the resistance having bigger chance for it to burn with the chip installed in the long run?

I think I will wait for atmosphere 1st, add a physical button to my joy-con, test with phone for a while and wait for reports a few months from now from ppl using modchips and see if it ever gives problems...

 

[digipimp75]

ordered one, thx

 

[Xandroz]

https://gbatemp.net/threads/gemma-m0-trinket-m0-uf2-files-guide-battery-discharge-fix.508068/
or more specified: https://gbatemp.net/attachments/method2highres-jpg.136008/

yes but itsnt that soldering to the cap we usually do, whats with the points under the board.

i dont mind soldering under the board to avoid tiny soldering to caps

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any one checked this,
could be hell of alot easier to use the other points

http://switchbrew.org/images/7/70/Switchre_side2.jpg