https://bitbucket.org/orpex/identity-disc
This is where we are now collaborating on the source code. We can use the wiki to document step-by-step kit installation instructions and feedback.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
The voltage regulators on the new shipment from a different vendor say 61AB L358 but I can't find that referenced anywhere on the web. Right now I am just running to the 5V regulated input with 100 ohms of resistance to bring the 7.4V down.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Looking a little better today. Got around the faulty voltage regulator by adding two 33Ω resistors in series. You can also see the first use of my heat-shrink tubing where I connected the wrong set of LEDs and had to rewire it.
| Factory tactile switch has been reinstalled! |
| Got the slider switch replaced and happy... |
Saturday, February 19, 2011
I am devistated!
I managed to burn out two voltage regulators when I hooked up to the LiPo battery for the first time. Anyone have a clue why because I don't! My multimeter says 8.1VDC which is well within the 7-12VDC recommendation from Arduino. Now I have the 8.1VDC hooked up to the 5V port which works but I don't know for how long.
Second issue is that the long-awaited jumpers aren't working out like I thought they would - mainly because they are too long. I tried cutting them back but then they no longer contact solidly which means I will have to solder to the pins.
Minor issue is the slider switch I glued into place - I managed to glue the sliding switch itself by putting too much adhesive on the sides which leaked into the open canal for the switch inside.
I managed to burn out two voltage regulators when I hooked up to the LiPo battery for the first time. Anyone have a clue why because I don't! My multimeter says 8.1VDC which is well within the 7-12VDC recommendation from Arduino. Now I have the 8.1VDC hooked up to the 5V port which works but I don't know for how long.
Second issue is that the long-awaited jumpers aren't working out like I thought they would - mainly because they are too long. I tried cutting them back but then they no longer contact solidly which means I will have to solder to the pins.
Minor issue is the slider switch I glued into place - I managed to glue the sliding switch itself by putting too much adhesive on the sides which leaked into the open canal for the switch inside.
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