brambleton
Member Since: July 7, 2010
Country: United States
Profile
Role
Dog, Parts Hunter
Spoken Languages
yes
Programming Languages
no
Interests
shiny things and dusty things
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These photos came out great!! It's been a trip following this project through all your blog posts on the subject, but this might be my favorite so far. I love it when "happy little accidents" become moments of inspiration.
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The supplier indicated it can handle PD QC2.0, QC3.0/4.0, and MTK protocols. Still working on getting an English manual.
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It has USB A in + out, USB C in + out, and USB micro B in ports. The micro is another option for pass-through. Unfortunately, the only manual we could get for it at the moment is in Chinese! We've requested a translation and should hopefully have that before too long. On the bright side, the device itself has an English option (including help screens), and is pretty easy and intuitive to use. I will look into the USB PD modes and have an answer here shortly.
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When he gets there, I hope he'll find some time to teach his dad!
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Amazing--thanks for sharing! It looks like MIT neuroscientists this year (drawing off that 2016 study) found that if they combine the visual with auditory stimulation, it's even more effective than either one by itself. Fingers crossed that they're onto something that will work on humans.
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I'll have to check this out next year. Looks like fun! Your photos came out great.
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It's called a "Thing Plus" because it uses the same footprint as the ESP32 Thing Plus.
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We've fixed the description and hookup guide link--thank you for catching that.
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Should be 6 SERCOMs. We've fixed the Features tab accordingly--thank you for pointing this out!
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Sure, but Yahoo comes with confused expressions (free of charge) whenever I give that email to people as my contact info.
No public wish lists :(