Closed cscott closed 9 months ago
cscott
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10 months ago For anyone wondering, the "microcontroller" example has a 180k resistor from BOARD_ID to ground, so that's apparently the correct value for a "small" module. No info yet on appropriate values for other size modules.
eclecticc
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9 months ago cscott
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9 months ago And for my second question above, I'm guessing that if I have a big "keyboard plus touchpad" module I'd need two separate pogo pads with two separate resistors, one for the "keyboard" and another for the "touchpad"?
eclecticc
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9 months ago Yes, as currently defined. That is something we could define in the future though.
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And for my second question above, I'm guessing that if I have a big "keyboard plus touchpad" module I'd need two separate pogo pads with two separate resistors, one for the "keyboard" and another for the "touchpad"?
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Under "Pinout", the README.md says,
but the BOARD_ID resistor values aren't actually defined anywhere in the repo.
I'm particularly interested in knowing how many of the 8 different pogo pin groups need to be connected in order for the BIOS to be happy. To pick two specific examples: if I created a "double height" keyboard+touchpad module, but left all four side spacers in place, would I need two different pogo pin pads, or could I do with just one and a "this is really two modules" resistor value?