Closed mikerocklewitz closed 3 years ago
Hi,
If the menu setting is showing the sensor is being detected.
Make sure your magnets are strong. I use a large neodymium one mounted near the iron when in the stand.
Though possible it's being broken in the code path, I'll run some testing tomorrow if I get time.
The only setting for the hall sensor that I see is sensitivity under sleep settings.
I assume that's the only setting.
Hah.
it works fine. Apparently knowing where the magnets are located in the soldering stand is pretty important.
@mikerocklewitz Good evening Sir, is there any chance of you providing information, preferably pictures, of where to install the sensor?
thanks in advance kind regards
@discip If you look at the pinecil pcb on the top, there is an unpopulated SOT-23-5 footprint between the two pads for the soldering tip contacts. Just solder it on there :) I can get a photo later if need be
I apologize for not seeing this. I have a disassemble dead but should be modded board at home. Will get pictures tonight.
Actually ill snap pics when i go on break on 3hrs. I wont keep yall waiting lol
Thank you to both of you! The information I got is sufficient, so no additional photos are needed, at least for me. But maybe someone else could use them. 😃
@Ralim One more question though, which of the SOT23-5 do you recommend? There is a bunch of 'em listed here https://files.pine64.org/doc/datasheet/pinecil/si7210-datasheet.pdf. 😅
You must match the one in the schematic Si7210-B-00-IV(R)
Thanks! 😃👍
I apologize for not seeing this. I have a disassemble dead but should be modded board at home. Will get pictures tonight.
Actually ill snap pics when i go on break on 3hrs. I wont keep yall waiting lol
Was that 3 hours? Im not gonna circle it, you can play where's wally or find the bodge work
Ah you have the newer PCB revision. Either way, it should be the only unpopulated spot the right size / shape :)
@mikerocklewitz
Was that 3 hours? Im not gonna circle it, you can play where's wally or find the bodge work![20220118_182037.jpg]
Sorry it is me one more time, but it seems that you've photographed 2 times the wrong side of the board 😅, since the hall sensor belongs on the other side. That photo made me think the sensor was preinstalled on my device. 🤣
Nevertheless thanks for trying!
Here is a photo @ritkit made showing the spot where the sensor belongs:
Im going to apologize 🤣🤣
I was looking at a chip i removed and posted the incorrect image - any previous images by me are were invalid - this one is correct :)
Ah that's a lot better!
Just wanted to make this clear in case someone would see these photos thinking they are showing the populated hall sensor
If admin can clean this up please do
@mikerocklewitz If you want, you could clean it up yourself by choosing edit after you click the 3 dots in the upper right corner of the corresponding post. Then just swap the wrong photo with the one you posted last.😊
@mikerocklewitz If you want, you could clean it up yourself by choosing edit after you click the 3 dots in the upper right corner of the corresponding post. Then just swap the wrong photo with the one you posted last.😊
Yea. It may be a day or two til i get around to it though. I do not like github on my phone.
Edit: fixed.
I guess I should’ve looked at the installation instructions before ordering the sensor, any tips on how to solder something to my soldering iron? 😂
I guess I should’ve looked at the installation instructions before ordering the sensor, any tips on how to solder something to my soldering iron? 😂
2 Pinecils are better than one 💁♂️
Hey all,
I ordered some hall sensors off of d-key to add the magnetic shutoff to my pinecils. I followed the schematic from the pine64 wiki and ordered the exact Si7210-B-00-IV(R) as listed. The installation was pretty straightforward - 5 points to solder.
But....
How do i make it work? It makes no difference what sensitivity I set it to, it does not detect magnetics.