Re: Any 9-3/9-5 owners interested in bluetooth audio?
Posted: Mon Feb 29, 2016 11:37 pm
Wewlads! Got the boards and just put one together.
I talked with one of the designers after I noticed there are 6 ground pins under the RN-52 bluetooth module that can't be soldered, he said don't worry about them. If you could get to them, it might improve range but he's never bothered and it works fine without them.
Very nice boards from OSHpark, makes me feel like my photoresist etching setup was a complete waste of time and money. Soldering it was a fun challenge, the bluetooth module is the most difficult so I cheated a bit with my flux pen. Small chisel tip is a must.
The LEDs are a little confusing as the markings for the cathode and anode are not very clear unless you look up the data sheets.
Anyhow, I'm going to program it tomorrow and tear apart my girlfriends 9-5 to plug it in and see if it works or if it goes up in a puff of magic blue smoke.
I've got two extra boards and three extra cd changer connectors, still want a board and/or connector ajagodnik?
I talked with one of the designers after I noticed there are 6 ground pins under the RN-52 bluetooth module that can't be soldered, he said don't worry about them. If you could get to them, it might improve range but he's never bothered and it works fine without them.
Very nice boards from OSHpark, makes me feel like my photoresist etching setup was a complete waste of time and money. Soldering it was a fun challenge, the bluetooth module is the most difficult so I cheated a bit with my flux pen. Small chisel tip is a must.
The LEDs are a little confusing as the markings for the cathode and anode are not very clear unless you look up the data sheets.
Anyhow, I'm going to program it tomorrow and tear apart my girlfriends 9-5 to plug it in and see if it works or if it goes up in a puff of magic blue smoke.
I've got two extra boards and three extra cd changer connectors, still want a board and/or connector ajagodnik?