PCBs for sale

Doing a bit of spring cleaning, maybe these might be of interest. Prices in euro plus shipping

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • MiniCore  PIC, designed for BLM but could be useful elsewhere
  • Availability: 3
  • Price: 5

 

 

 

  • AOUT4  MAX525-based AOUT, four channels
  • Availability: 6
  • Price: 5

 

 

 

7 minutes ago, latigid on said:

Doing a bit of spring cleaning

Already ???

Best

Zam

It’s never too early! 

 

Hello Andy,
What is the CS1 original purpose?
Could be fine for CS development , no?

Best Bruno

Sure, it was designed as a MBCV v2 setup working with the ENC/PAD/SR boards (the DIN6DOUT4 can stack on the rear). Other priorities for the moment, so it’s on hold. TK. has even developed a HWCFG for it; it’s just been on the backburner for a while…

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the DIN6DOUT4 has pulldown/up resistors on board?

1 hour ago, Phatline said:

the DIN6DOUT4 has pulldown/up resistors on board?

Yes! It’s a SOIC 165 chip on one side and a MSOIC on the other, just like in the BLM16x16+X

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cool, you got pm i take 2…

ELO: please more information about the used 2812 LEDs, which color in your Setup… it looks like you used 2x Single Color LEDs? CD? Color? - thx.

Here is a walkthrough on the ELO boards by Andy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKZ_7VVqbFo

The LEDs are RGB with an integrated controller (WS2812), fully mixable by MBNG, you can achieve many different colors.

Many greets,
Peter

he is talking about 5050 LEDs so these for example might fit: aliexpress..

Those look correct!

got the pcps and parts a few days ago, thx man

Cool cool, still have to catch up on the doku… I have at least the parts guide for the 'ELO board.

If still available i am interested in one of each: pads, encs, cs1, din6dout4.

All good!

Sorry, been busy! Will answer PMs/orders as soon as I can. 

a question to the elo-boards:

 

what is a:

| TS16 | R-EU_TS | 0204TS |

how does this touchsensor look? ( i am on ordering parts…)

0204 is just the “wire link” resistor package. Notice one of the pads is connected to the encoder body, so bridging the TS parts as drawn as a “resistor missing a side” with wire will connect the metal surface to the DIN chain. Then something like a metal washer or custom CNC part can be connected to the encoder body using the thread/nut/washer.

It was done like this so that the TS functions can be separate from the encoders if needed, and also that the metal surface can be “processed.”

quest on disp.driver.pcb: Software-Side:

is there any speciality  by using the driver instead of not useing a driver? (could i just run/adapt the MB-Programmer code for example… or is there more to do?)

Just follow the normal LCD setup by defining the desired number of displays through the bootloader app. I think the first 8 are still selected by J15, but I’m sure you could configure 64 lines using the Disp Driver CS if wanted.

It may be useful to power the driver at +5V if the OLEDs are locally regulated. 

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