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    kimmoli | # 11 | 2014-02-20, 17:12 | Report

    Originally Posted by Toxip View Post
    Any chance you have any extra ones to sell?
    I have one extra. you need more posts for PM, but email me - toho at saunalahti.fi

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    mikecomputing | # 12 | 2014-02-20, 20:25 | Report

    Anyone know what is connected to same I2C bus as oth?

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    kimmoli | # 13 | 2014-02-20, 20:28 | Report

    Originally Posted by mikecomputing View Post
    Anyone know what is connected to same I2C bus as oth?
    Nothing inside phone. At least nothing found in the scan.

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    kimmoli | # 14 | 2014-02-20, 20:30 | Report

    Simple clip to hold the PCB in place - this is for 0.8mm pcb.
    https://github.com/kimmoli/myhalf/bl...-clip-08mm.stl


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    kimmoli | # 15 | 2014-02-22, 19:42 | Report

    Boards were success at Jolla Hack (½) Day in Tampere 22 Feb 2014 Organized by Devaamo, Seravo, ArchRed.

    Over 30 pcs were handed over to tinkerers.

    Wan't to get one -- (unassembled, sorry) -- see first post.
    -- or attend next hack day soon

    I think we got 4 pcs assembled and tested, and with one we interfaced with barometric pressure sensor quickly and it worked.

    http://t.co/t3ABUK35j5
    http://t.co/MIk1nZH32H
    http://t.co/D4tTmmIpPW

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    kimmoli | # 16 | 2014-03-15, 09:19 | Report

    NOTE

    Version 1.20 of DevaamoMyHalf released



    Files in github: https://github.com/kimmoli/devaamoMyhalf

    /Advertisement/ There is still free places in next Jolla-Sailfish Hack Day 29th March 2014 in Tampere
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jolla-a...ts-10706018991

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    dirkvl | # 17 | 2014-03-15, 09:26 | Report

    this one has a giant keep-out area at the nfc chip, or is it just for tinkering?

    edit:
    i think in future OH development it is a really good idea to make an eagle -or whatever- file for the NFC chip, basicly a giant keep-out area on both sides and a silkscreen with where to stick it. maybe a giant sticky with tips, hints, practical stuff and files?

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    kimmoli | # 18 | 2014-03-15, 11:49 | Report

    Originally Posted by dirkvl View Post
    this one has a giant keep-out area at the nfc chip, or is it just for tinkering?
    No NFC keepout here. But it will be in V1.21 -- soonish

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    inte | # 19 | 2014-05-15, 21:32 | Report

    I'm not (yet) in hardware development development but is it possible to somehow connect a serial device (ps/2 powered, 5v) to your interface?

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    skvark | # 20 | 2014-05-16, 16:41 | Report

    Originally Posted by inte View Post
    I'm not (yet) in hardware development development but is it possible to somehow connect a serial device (ps/2 powered, 5v) to your interface?
    Afaik, i2c is not compatible ps/2. You'll need a converter (I did a fast search, didn't find any simple solution) or select a device which supports i2c. Another solution is to use SPI device if i2c supported devices aren't available and use some converter chip to make it work with i2c.

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