Welcome to the zoo , feel free to ask questions as the documentation is usually not that hot.
Peter
Welcome to the zoo , feel free to ask questions as the documentation is usually not that hot.
Peter
My goodness that is a big part at 424KB. I thought FZ Git won’t accept big parts, at least as to not send it out as a part update.
Probably not, this one is hosted on the Arduino site, not in core. The breadboard is a work of art, but it is huge. I was to lazy to replace the art with small but good enough …
Peter
Hello, i am a bloody beginner.
Establishing hard- and software worked well until I wanted to upload one of the examples to the board. After activating the “Hochladen” button “running … Fading_Tmp.ino” appears in the command line. This command line stays there permanently; no error code appears.
What is (are) my mistake(s)?
Thank you for your help!
Hi, thank you.
If there are any issues with this part, just let me know and I will repair.
If you are talking about uploading to an Arduino, that feature didn’t get finished. Same with the simulator.
FZ is unsupported, except for Van’s efforts, so there will probably never be any rewrites of the code again.
Goodday
I need to use ALPS RKJXT1F42001 and I have EAGLE’s lbr.
I try to use “eagletofritzing” but I don’t success.
Have someone can help me.
I’m looking to use an NXP PN532 chip. It is HVQFN40 Heatsink Very thin Quad Flat package;
40 pins, plastic, body 6 x 6 x 0.85 mm. Essentially it is a square 40-pin IC with pins on all four sides.
Does anyone know of anything similar?
Are there any square ICs that I could modify?
Thank you in advance.
There appears to be an eagle footprint (there isn’t one in the datasheet) here:
https://www.snapeda.com/parts/PN5321A3HN/C106%3B55/NXP%20USA%20Inc./view-part/
Given that it isn’t hard to make a new svg using Inkscape and then a new part. If you haven’t made parts before it may be easiest to get one of us to do it for you. Parts creation takes a while to learn.
Peter
Did the eagle converter give you any output? If so please post the fzpz file. That said this is a fairly simple part to make as there is a proper mechanical drawing in the data sheet.
Peter
It isn’t quite as bad as Old_Grey says, the limitation was that the Arduino IDE didn’t support the needed functionality and it does now. The downside is that development is currently broken. I have been poking at fixing it for coming on 2 years now with far not a lot of success. At present I need to modify some parts in the parts repo to remove tspans because they are currently breaking Qt. That is going slowly (but it is going …). Bottom line however is it doesn’t currently work so you need to use an external IDE to load code for now.
Peter
Peter
Thank you. I’ll have a crack at producing one myself. It’s good to learn new things.
Richard
There are a few problems. You are missing layerIds in breadboard and schematic, and terminal Ids in schematic. The pins are out of sequence, they should start at 0 and go up in sequence. The terminalId causes this:
In your part (to the right) the connection is to the middle of the pin because of no terminal Id (they were misnumbered). In pcb the hole sizes are too small (0.027 in when they should be 0.035). I corrected all the problems I saw in this file (which is a new part so you can load it along side your version as I did here). If you have questions feel free to ask. Over all a good job, relatively few problems.
DB107_improved.fzpz (12.7 KB)
Peter
Thank you so much,
they are perfect, and the detail is great with access to all the connectors.
Really excited to start using them.
Andrei.
Thank you Old_Grey and Peter!
Next time I guess I can proceed as follows:
1st Develop the product within the comfortable graphic fritzing environment.
2nd Transfer the code into the Arduino environment where uploading works.
Is that realistic?
Ulrich
Sorry for bothering again. But I was wondering if you would have any spare time to make another board, It would be the Sony Spresense board. I did not find any schematics for that either.
Thank you,
Andrei.
RGB LED strip and various matrix boards with dark PCB:
WS2812 RGB LED strip.fzpz (16.7 KB)
WS2812 RGB LED matrix 2x2.fzpz (15.9 KB)
WS2812 RGB LED matrix 4x4.fzpz (25.1 KB)
WS2812 RGB LED matrix 1x8.fzpz (21.4 KB)
WS2812 RGB LED matrix 8x8.fzpz (95.7 KB)
Hi, here my self-made part :
IN-14 Nixie.fzpz (38.6 KB)
Actually I’m working on :
Sure, it doesn’t look too bad. There is a mechanical drawing in their github repo which makes life a lot easier.
Peter