@Rayman said:
Hmm... Now wondering what copper thickness @knivd used ... That's not part of the Gerbers... Maybe should have paid attention to that...
Any tips on ordering a couple of boards? Like what company to use for low volume orders. I have not ordered boards in a while and can't remember where I did.
Also I assume the P2 socket needs to be mounted with reflow but the rest can be hand soldered.
Paul
EDIT: I just realized that the P2 Modules may not be readily available. I'm doubtful I can assemble it myself. I was just talking about the breakout board above. Maybe if somebody builds a few, of the Modules, I can purchase one.
Prototypes from ScreamingCircuits have shipped.
The did complain a little about this pad not looking right...
Coming sooner that thought though and don't have a board to test them yet. That turns out to be a bit of work...
Going to just have made the breakout that @knivd designed for now...
Thinking this module might pair well with this PLC stuff being looked into...
@Rayman said:
Coming sooner that thought though and don't have a board to test them yet. That turns out to be a bit of work...
For something available fast for testing, you might be able to use something like this with a handful of wires soldered on for powering it and getting serial IO access. I'm sure there are other old prototyping options with PLCC sockets also...
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Me, too. I wonder if @"Ken Gracey" has seen this. Parallax has the production capabilities to build and provide this to customers.
Any tips on ordering a couple of boards? Like what company to use for low volume orders. I have not ordered boards in a while and can't remember where I did.
Also I assume the P2 socket needs to be mounted with reflow but the rest can be hand soldered.
Paul
EDIT: I just realized that the P2 Modules may not be readily available. I'm doubtful I can assemble it myself. I was just talking about the breakout board above. Maybe if somebody builds a few, of the Modules, I can purchase one.
Prototypes from ScreamingCircuits have shipped.
The did complain a little about this pad not looking right...
Coming sooner that thought though and don't have a board to test them yet. That turns out to be a bit of work...
Going to just have made the breakout that @knivd designed for now...
Thinking this module might pair well with this PLC stuff being looked into...
For something available fast for testing, you might be able to use something like this with a handful of wires soldered on for powering it and getting serial IO access. I'm sure there are other old prototyping options with PLCC sockets also...
http://www.proto-advantage.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=3600005