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I've just seen this tiny Pico alternative https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003504006451.html which looks like it should be easy to design around and would allow for a much cheaper non-SMD RP2040 version of the flatbox. It has a variant that comes with pin headers as well, which would make the soldering really easy because if you had holes for all the pins on your PCB the builder would only have to solder on one side. Also it has USB C!
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@mytokat84 you can replace L3 and R3 with an OLED if you like. I would need to check the pins and make sure they can be used as a proper pair for the I2C line. You would also need to add two resistors on the SDA and SCL lines (I use 4.7k).
For the RGB line you need to to have a 5v logic shifter on the data line (move from 3.3v to 5v). You will also need a cap and a resistor (100nF and 10k).
I've just seen this tiny Pico alternative https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003504006451.html which looks like it should be easy to design around and would allow for a much cheaper non-SMD RP2040 version of the flatbox. It has a variant that comes with pin headers as well, which would make the soldering really easy because if you had holes for all the pins on your PCB the builder would only have to solder on one side. Also it has USB C!
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