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Title: [REQ] Schematics of this board
Post by: bluex on July 23, 2012, 10:06:14 10:06
Anyone has the schematics of this board ? http://www.settorezero.com/orbit16/home/


Title: Re: [REQ] Schematics of this board
Post by: CocaCola on July 23, 2012, 11:53:26 11:53
Look under the documents tab, there is a link to "High resolution diagrams and schematic" you just need to register...  I can't say register with what or how, but the author of the site has his email contact information as well as a mail to online form, so I suspect getting a hold of them to register and download isn't all that hard...


Title: Re: [REQ] Schematics of this board
Post by: towlerg on July 23, 2012, 01:03:45 13:03
Looks like you have to buy one before you can access the downloads page.

From http://www.settorezero.com/wordpress/servizi/eng-services/eng-orbit16/#info (http://www.settorezero.com/wordpress/servizi/eng-services/eng-orbit16/#info)
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Official website with documents, source codes and so on is http://www.orbit16.com but an invite code is required, that you’ll receive after you buy a kit.

Pig in a poke?


Title: Re: [REQ] Schematics of this board
Post by: Parmin on July 24, 2012, 12:02:32 00:02
IMHO, its a very straight forward board.
And very well labelled for that matter.

You should not have trouble tracing it.



Title: Re: [REQ] Schematics of this board
Post by: bbarney on July 24, 2012, 12:51:34 00:51
Registering is easy try it  ;)


Title: Re: [REQ] Schematics of this board
Post by: bluex on July 30, 2012, 12:03:34 00:03
Even if you register you don't have access to schematics. You Need to buy a board to got access to sch files. When you see all conditions to be able to buy à board :(


Title: Re: [REQ] Schematics of this board
Post by: Sideshow Bob on July 30, 2012, 08:27:54 08:27
This system also use a bootloader. So you will need an external programmer to load the bootloader code into the chip you are using. If you are on a low budget. Get a PICKIT2 or a clone. And a breadboard. You will be much better of this way
Edit: The PICKIT2 do not support all PICs. Check with this list first, before any project http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=1406&dDocName=en027813