Hi Res photos of fully populated boards and/or tutorial -
greyman56 - 04-06-2019
Hi All,
I am just at the ordering parts stage and have been looking for a high quality photograph of the RX v2.00 and TX v3.13 boards loaded with all components fitted. This would help greatly assembly as well as in discerning the correct packages to purchase. I have noticed some different packages for some electrical components with slight spec differences and don't want to get the wrong thing.
I thought that I had seen such photos while I was researching this project, but now I cannot find them. Does anyone know where I would find them?
Or / and can anyone point me to a good tutorial with images for assembling both the RX and TX modules? I know about the Cilicon Chip articles but they are behind a pay wall . I would prefer not to spend money without seeing what the article has to offer.
Thanks, Graham
RE: Hi Res photos of fully populated boards and/or tutorial -
hornychz - 04-06-2019
And what about our WiKi?
https://wiki.weatherduino.com
RE: Hi Res photos of fully populated boards and/or tutorial -
greyman56 - 04-06-2019
(04-06-2019, 07:39)hornychz Wrote: And what about our WiKi? https://wiki.weatherduino.com
I had a look through there and had not found a photo. So I looked again and found one of the Pro2 Plus receiver.
But I have not found any high quality transmitter photos and the wiki does not cover the v3.13 TX board as yet. Any more info available?
Thanks, Graham
RE: Hi Res photos of fully populated boards and/or tutorial -
hornychz - 04-06-2019
(04-06-2019, 07:53)greyman56 Wrote: (04-06-2019, 07:39)hornychz Wrote: And what about our WiKi? https://wiki.weatherduino.com
I had a look through there and had not found a photo. So I looked again and found one of the Pro2 Plus receiver.
But I have not found any high quality transmitter photos and the wiki does not cover the v3.13 TX board as yet. Any more info available?
Thanks, Graham
Hello,
I don't have v3.13, only v3.12 (I think it should be nearly the same?) - maybe it will help to you?
https://www.meteocercal.info/forum/Thread-Printed-Circuit-Boards-for-the-WeatherDuino-Pro2-PLUS-system
https://meteo.brandysnl.cz/MyDocs/Forum/StavbaTX/
or my article from Czech server Arduino.cz
https://meteo.brandysnl.cz/MyDocs/stavbaTX.pdf
(only in Czech language)
Have a fun and good luck!
RE: Hi Res photos of fully populated boards and/or tutorial -
werk_ag - 13-06-2019
(04-06-2019, 07:53)greyman56 Wrote: (04-06-2019, 07:39)hornychz Wrote: And what about our WiKi? https://wiki.weatherduino.com
I had a look through there and had not found a photo. So I looked again and found one of the Pro2 Plus receiver.
But I have not found any high quality transmitter photos and the wiki does not cover the v3.13 TX board as yet. Any more info available?
Thanks, Graham
Hi Graham,
It isn't properly a high quality photo, but here is a picture of the new TX v3.13 taken from a unit I use for testing receivers.
RE: Hi Res photos of fully populated boards and/or tutorial -
greyman56 - 19-06-2019
Thank you both for adding photos of populated boards. This should help a lot.
RE: Hi Res photos of fully populated boards and/or tutorial -
Barrow4491 - 19-06-2019
(19-06-2019, 00:23)greyman56 Wrote: Thank you both for adding photos of populated boards. This should help a lot.
Hi Werk,
l notice on the latest board you no longer use the RJ connectors for the wind / rain instruments,is there a reason for this?
Regards
Jim
PS
I note that the parts list for the 3.13 refers to the RJ Connectors and
still says they are included
RE: Hi Res photos of fully populated boards and/or tutorial -
werk_ag - 20-06-2019
(19-06-2019, 21:49)Barrow4491 Wrote: Hi Werk,
l notice on the latest board you no longer use the RJ connectors for the wind / rain instruments,is there a reason for this?
Regards
Jim
Hello Jim,
The reason why RJ connectors have been changed to screw connectors on the TX v3.13 board, is because it makes connections easier for those (which are many) who are using anemometers from other brands (Davis, Inspeed, etc) than the FineOfset ones.
For those who wants to use the FO anemometers, connection is also simple, they just need to cut the RJ connector, and connect the wires on the screw connector. There are labels on the pcb to help with the wirings.
(19-06-2019, 21:49)Barrow4491 Wrote: PS
I note that the parts list for the 3.13 refers to the RJ Connectors and
still says they are included
That was a mistake from my side. Thanks for having spotting it to me. I already corrected the parts list.