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Good news again. Keep up the good work. (for US 3G/4G, there was already a discussion here: http://boards.openpandora.org/topic/17497-pyra-4g-wireless-bands//URL] )
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T-Mobile. I'd advocate T-Mobile just in general, not strictly because it'd be compatible with the PLS8-USIf something else, what/who/where?
Well, I wasn't getting any answers there. It was a question only ED could really answer, and he did.Good news again. Keep up the good work. (for US 3G/4G, there was already a discussion here: http://boards.openpandora.org/topic/17497-pyra-4g-wireless-bands//URL] )
I blame the screen protector. It seems plenty sensitive when I don't want it to be, which causes misclicks and stuff, and that is when I don't think I even have the stylus on the screen. I can add a note about that when I send it in (I promise, I will eventually...maybe) if you think that needs to be looked out. I am more concerned about the difference in pressure required on different parts of the screen to get the same response, although that doesn't bother me much, and I did try to make sure the tabs are all correct and there is nothing stuck in there. I could take my screen protector off to see if it fixes issues, but I am fine with it for now. Thanks for the heads up, though.You might have one of those touchscreens from a batch which had that issueI just tried it while reading about the lack of responsiveness for the test touchscreen. My Pandora requires more pressure and fumbling around than I am comfortable with. It makes more sense to me to shift my grip to one hand with a finger or two behind the lid, thumb under the display, grab my stylus and use it, while avoiding fingerprints. I use a screen protector, so I may have to push harder than, plus using a stylus feels better and "right".I'm not even sure if I ever touched the Pandora screen with my fingers at all.
Use 1001 of a PandoraMy CC unit is generating brown noise
Neither.Nice, saw it allready in Twitter, but there are also peaple whitout twitter..
Glad to see the Bare Boards are ready, even whitout the Parts on it,
But you can allready messure out they fit in the Case..
Are these Boards also made by Clobal Components, or do they just put the Parts on they??
From the picture it appears keyboard backlighting may be AltGr + Dpad Up/Down, and screen brightness could be AltGr + PgUp/PgDn. If AltGr is essentially Left Control + Right Alt, I thought there'd be reservations about putting these shortcuts with those controls. Control + Alt + Up/Down(or PgUp/PgDn) are already set in some programs.
This is not the final CPU board, just an interim revision that would not work if the OMAP5 would be soldered to it. It is for testing the PCB production data - and is used as an adapter to the OMAP5432EVM.Interesting. I was somewhat surprised to see the that the CPU board was printed on the same piece of substrate as the main board. For some reason I had imagined that the difference in structure (number of layers) would require them to be printed separately.
- Neelix
You will put in every part by hand? Wow! h34r: Such tiny stuff, I never could do that. Or if I did, there would be alot of parts left over.Neither.
Boards were made by Würth and its me who will manually put the parts on them (asap and as soon as the missing coil has arrived).
GC will do the reflow soldering (vapor phase machine). This is only doable this way for prototyping.
But for mass production GC will order the boards wherever appropriate and use their pick&place machine.
Well, you must haveYou will put in every part by hand? Wow! h34r: Such tiny stuff, I never could do that. Or if I did, there would be alot of parts left over.Neither.
Boards were made by Würth and its me who will manually put the parts on them (asap and as soon as the missing coil has arrived).
GC will do the reflow soldering (vapor phase machine). This is only doable this way for prototyping.
But for mass production GC will order the boards wherever appropriate and use their pick&place machine.
Just out of curiosity, how are the measuerements of the PCB(s)? I may be make a 3D dummy to play around in 123D design and fit an self designed case around.
May you soon have a new populated and functioning system board to use as a new avatar photo as well. (Well wishes for the prototypes.)PS: I changed the nickname (ex. gta04) because some people were confused.
Don't you also have to stick your tounge out at just the right angle?Well, you must haveYou will put in every part by hand? Wow! h34r: Such tiny stuff, I never could do that. Or if I did, there would be alot of parts left over.Neither.
Boards were made by Würth and its me who will manually put the parts on them (asap and as soon as the missing coil has arrived).
GC will do the reflow soldering (vapor phase machine). This is only doable this way for prototyping.
But for mass production GC will order the boards wherever appropriate and use their pick&place machine.
* tools (e.g. stereo microscope)
* a calm hand
* experience
* and use some secret tricks and magic words
But it is not necessary that everyone can do that. People are different and everybody has his/her own strengths.
Yes, but phone calls will probably work best with a headset, as it's probably not comfortable to hold it to your earHi, not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but will the Pyra be able to make phone calls and send SMS texts if its the 3G version? I would LOVE to replace my phone with a Pyra entirely if I could.
Yes, just need more time (or clone myself )Hello ED,
Thanks for the update. We all appreciate it!
Have you seen the questions that are waiting for you over in the "Ask EvilDragon Questions" section?