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So my followup question is: I have a few of these, can I do anything with them once I'm done with the test? Hook up to the headers and reprogram? What about the
by wcunning 5y ago
So my followup question is: I have a few of these, can I do anything with them once I'm done with the test? Hook up to the headers and reprogram? What about the Binax test? Or any of the other "connected" ones?
- wcunning 5y agoAnswering my own question: he gets there much later in the thread -- looks like single wired debug is available at a pad on the board. https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1475268224635662336 https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1475268224635662336
- stbtrax 5y agoprobably not worth your time unless you're looking for an art project. you can get a devkit for dollars that has pins brought out and more flash and ram https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001593980172.html https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001593980172.html
- numpad0 5y agoBasically all those nRF5x products are Arduino compatible AirTags with a battery included. IIRC they also have an imprecise but low power, chip integral temperature gauge. Maybe a wireless interval thermometer might be a good start?
- antoniuschan99 5y agoYea I saw somewhere airtags are just Nordic chips? Kind of surprised because the airpod w1/h1 chips aren’t
- logbiscuitswave 5y agoI would guess either better margins or better low power performance for better battery longevity in the nRF 52.
- theta_d 5y agoBinax is just some cardboard and a strip, no chips.