Closed ppannuto closed 7 years ago
Hi Pat,
This is what you have. I will announce it. Thanks. Also, can you present two papers together on 10/19? Tock and Oppcast.
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Hyung-Sin Kim Postdoctoral Researcher Electrical Engineering and Computer Science University of California, Berkeley Homepage: https://sites.google.com/site/netlabhome/people/alumni/hyung-sin-kim
On Sun, Oct 8, 2017 at 6:38 PM, Pat Pannuto notifications@github.com wrote:
I've identified:
- rightmost sensor as the HDC1080 (a "10")
- upper right as the APDA-9007 (a "4")
- left of the SAMR21 as the FXOS8700 (an "8")
- just below the SAMR21 as the balun
- top left of the SAMR21 as the crystal
- and hiding at the top left of the board a AT30TS74 (a "1")
I don't know what I have, but it doesn't match the table for a 3C, so I have a (1+4+8+10)?
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@Hyungsin https://github.com/hyungsin this is going to be a problem for everyone trying to figure out what they need to power off if they can't figure out what's on the board -- @nealjack https://github.com/nealjack @adkinsjd https://github.com/adkinsjd and I struggled for half an hour to figure out what's going on and I think this is right?
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Are the I/O connections correct?
What are the addresses of each sensor? The schematic in this repo doesn't even have the FXOS8700 in it at all.
Sorry, the files in here are for the Hamilton-7 (the one that actually really costs less than $10). I will consolidate the files for the 3C and 7C into this repo on Monday as well.
Also, you probably have a 3C. The chip you identified as a AT30TS74 is probably a TMP006
I moved the 3C hardware into this repo.
I've identified:
I don't know what I have, but it doesn't match the table for a 3C, so I have a (1+4+8+10)?
@Hyungsin this is going to be a problem for everyone trying to figure out what they need to power off if they can't figure out what's on the board -- @nealjack @adkinsjd and I struggled for half an hour to figure out what's going on and I think this is right?