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2014-07-09
, 21:24
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@ Banstead, Surrey, UK
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#22
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Originally Posted by kimmoli
Hello Kimmo
NOTE This is outdated design - please look Devaamo V1.20
Files in my github: https://github.com/kimmoli/devaamoMyhalf
Additional to the software, there is also hardware available.
Old version eagle files also in https://github.com/kimmoli/myhalf
bill of materials in readme
You can easily order this board from OSHPark - 3 pcs for $17.50
I'm very interested in getting a v1.2 Myhalf for my Jolla. I can see that it is possible to order a V1.1 from OSH Park but see that this isn't the latest version.
I've tried downloading the the v1.2 files in your GitHub but these don't seem to be Eagle files and aren't accepted by OSH Park.
Can you suggest how I can get a copy of the v1.2 myhalf board please??
Many thanks
Mike
(PS I would use a v1.1 board but i'm not sure if you replaced it because it didn't work or just because v1.2 had bigger pogopins?
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2014-07-10
, 04:02
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@ Espoo, Finland
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#23
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Originally Posted by ninepine
the .brd -file is the one accepted by OSHPark, and it uploaded wo issues. Now shared there --> https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/6TWMNB35
I've tried downloading the the v1.2 files in your GitHub but these don't seem to be Eagle files and aren't accepted by OSH Park.
The cam (gerber) files you can use to order from e.g. itead.
Originally Posted by ninepine
There aren't any big problems with v1.10. pogopads are little missaligned, and small - fixed in v1.20
(PS I would use a v1.1 board but i'm not sure if you replaced it because it didn't work or just because v1.2 had bigger pogopins?
Also v1.20 has place for SMD pinheader.
I don't know did someone order a batch of these (and could have extra one)? - I don't have any left.
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2014-07-10
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@ Banstead, Surrey, UK
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#24
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Originally Posted by kimmoli
Thanks.I've just noticed the link you included to the V1.2 file on OSH Park and will try this instead. In the meantime I ordered a 1.1 version which I now regret...
the .brd -file is the one accepted by OSHPark, and it uploaded wo issues. Now shared there --> https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/6TWMNB35
The cam (gerber) files you can use to order from e.g. itead.
There aren't any big problems with v1.10. pogopads are little missaligned, and small - fixed in v1.20
Also v1.20 has place for SMD pinheader.
I don't know did someone order a batch of these (and could have extra one)? - I don't have any left.
Mike
Last edited by ninepine; 2014-07-10 at 20:41.
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2014-07-11
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@ Espoo, Finland
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#25
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Originally Posted by ninepine
It's not THAT bad
In the meantime I ordered a 1.1 version which I now regret...
I still use it myself.I added STL files of printed clips also to the devaamoMyhalf -repo.
This one is suitable for 1.6mm pcb from OSHPark: https://github.com/kimmoli/devaamoMy...clip-1_6mm.stl
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2014-07-14
, 10:01
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@ Espoo, Finland
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#26
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oo. First app using TOH I2C approved in harbour
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2014-07-14
, 10:49
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#27
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Originally Posted by kimmoli
oo. First app using TOH I2C approved in harbour
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-9...ppapproved.jpg
good news
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2014-09-25
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@ Holland
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#28
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Polling for demand of:
A bit OT but I am not sure it deserves a new thread: dirvl, you might possibly make some buck by producing a "universal prototype TOH". Perhaps in two varieties, just the plastic cover and the plastic cover plus a universal PCB with the connectors at the right places. Perhaps even a third variety, same as #2 but with the I2C chip and some Arduino or whatnot soldered on.
- TOH hardware developing tutorial
- Breadboard/developer TOH
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2014-09-25
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@ UK
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#29
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Originally Posted by dirkvl
Sign me up.
Polling for demand of:
- TOH hardware developing tutorial
- Breadboard/developer TOH
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2014-09-26
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@ UK
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#30
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What, no one else?
New version of i2ctool (0.3) is now available at OpenRepos, https://openrepos.net/content/kimmoli/i2c-tool
hopefully soon also at Jolla store, it will go through thorough testing by QA first.
Short users-guide is also available for download, https://app.younited.com/?shareObjec...2-464ebc35c4b0
Updated MyHalf V1.20 also available from OSHPark https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/6TWMNB35
TOH ideas, concepts and creations since 2013 toholed tohuart toheink Heebo tohIRi i2ctool tohmm LeTOH FMTOH
Last edited by kimmoli; 2014-07-10 at 03:53.