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Quoted from steve45:schematic and pcb are public anyway. if someone in the US is willing to build and sell I'm fine with it.
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Can you give a link to where these live? I spent some time on the website and couldn't find them.
EDIT: Found it here; https://easyeda.com/steve45/tiltaudio
Quoted from Zigzagzag:This is now verified with card #4 out of 5.
It worked first time, even with one of the 4k7 resistor networks missing (waiting for parts).
This in contrast with the previous 3 cards that all had exactly the same errors.
To be precise, here "my" 74LVC00 and 74LVC138 were replaced by "yours" before assembling the rest.
I will put together card #5 in the upcoming days.
Would be interesting if you could replace the components back to "yours" one at a time to see if one in particular is responsible.
Quoted from steve45:It is part of the update package / 1.35 base image. Why do you ask? What you're gonna do with this binary?
I received my 3.0 board about a week before v3.5 was announced. I was going to look through the schematics/board layout to figure out a way to retrofit the new part in. I wasn't sure if was only available pre-flashed. From your description it sounds like it can be programmed in circuit from blank. Is that correct?
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