juldau
juldau
About
- Username
- juldau
- Location
- France
- Joined
- Visits
- 219
- Last Active
- Roles
- Member
- Location
- France
Comments
-
@biomurph,I had D9 replaced and it worked, my OpenBCI is back to life! Thanks for the tip.
-
OK thanks for the ref, I'll look into it. Looks like you need some skills to solder that by hand but I'll try and let you know.
-
@biomorph,OK I used the "diode test" setting of my multimeter and measure D9 voltage (both directions as I don't know which is ground): I found 0. To make sure my measuring is correct, I tested D1 on the other side of the board and found 0.559V. So…
-
@biomorph Thanks for your answer. Power Supply: I use as power supply the 500mAh Adafruit battery pack coupled with the Adafruit PowerBoost (I have the 8 bit board expecting 5V as input) as suggested by wjcroft at the bottom of this page (https:/…
-
Hi all,follow up of my previous post: my 8 bit board looks dead, the LED stays off when I turn the swith on, no sign of any activity. Impossible to communicate with the board and upload the new firmware via Arduino IDE. Any suggestion ? Best.
-
Hi OpenBCI community,first of all, congrats for the great work and amazing device! I had the same problem a few months back with my 8 bit board: impossible to connect although it had worked really fine previously for a long period of time. I re-upl…
-
Hi, about wjcroft last comment on this thread: "OpenBCI (8 bit version), like most 5V Arduino boards, has regulators for both 5v and 3.3v." Does that mean I can use for my 8 bit version the same 3.7V battery pack as the one recommended for the 32 bi…