nanoPad - MSP430G target board

[krzyk2 11]

eTextile board is an awsome idea

I didn't know that there are such things already.

[bluehash 1,581]

Added to Store.

[tt2005 0]

Is there a wiki for the nanopad?  Or someplace to find schematic, BOM, etc?  I spent ten or fifteen minutes searching and came up empty.  Thanks!

[bluehash 1,581]

@@RobG may answer this.

[RobG 1,892]

Here's the schematic, will add BOM tomorrow (see posts #42 and #43 if you need details tonight.)

 

[bluehash 1,581]

Here's the schematic, will add BOM tomorrow (see posts #42 and #43 if you need details tonight.)

 

nanosch.pngnanobrdbottom.pngnanobrdtop.png

@@RobG, Thanks.

Added wiki page here.

[Fred 453]

I started populating a nonopad but one thing I couldn't work out was what J1-J7 correspond to - i.e. I know they're for regulator bypass, enabling LEDs, etc. but which one is which?

 

They're not labelled on the schematic. I could probably work it out eventually from the board files, but most of them route via vias and are difficult to follow. Probably good to list them on the wiki.

[bluehash 1,581]

I started populating a nonopad but one thing I couldn't work out was what J1-J7 correspond to - i.e. I know they're for regulator bypass, enabling LEDs, etc. but which one is which?

 

They're not labelled on the schematic. I could probably work it out eventually from the board files, but most of them route via vias and are difficult to follow. Probably good to list them on the wiki.

@@RobG

[RobG 1,892]

@@Fred, see attached

 

nano.pdf

[Fred 453]

@@RobG Perfect. Thank you. I think my guesses were right, but I'm sure that'll be helpful for anyone else using the board.

 

By the way, the nanopad was the perfect candidate for testing whether my toaster oven would reflow (under manual control) and whether components on the underside would stay on when reflowing the top. A success on both.