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By thinking about the advantages, i hopefully found one. |
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If we use a Pico W instead of a Pico and enable Bluetooth - see #100 -, using only one of your boards we could switch between 2 computers: a usb connection (and power) to computer 1 and a Bluetooth connection to computer 2. We get only 1 x USB host though... If we could fit 2... |
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This is a pretty cool concept, I was thinking of doing something similar with a future board revision to enable connecting 2 boxes to get 4 outputs. |
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By looking at the pcb i realized that both sides are nearly identical. What about a unified pcb design for both (a/b) sides, with the only difference of soldered isolator? So, there is just one small unified board with functionality for side-a with isolator soldered and the same board for side-b w/o isolator. Then tie the seperated boards together to interconnect the rx/tx signals and you are done. Please don't ask me about the advantages of that stragetry, I'm currently try to find some.
Here a draft of my idea, sorry for less details, but i hope you get the main idea of this cascaded design.
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