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packet:ninotnc-ble [2025/06/21 17:49] – m0lte | packet:ninotnc-ble [2025/07/06 19:51] (current) – [Tips] m0lte | ||
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Source is available from [[https:// | Source is available from [[https:// | ||
- | The latest compiled firmware for the onboard Pico is available | + | The latest compiled firmware for the onboard Pico is available[[https:// |
==== What is it? ==== | ==== What is it? ==== | ||
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APRSDroid using the SPP profile | APRSDroid using the SPP profile | ||
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WoAD Winlink on Android | WoAD Winlink on Android | ||
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Once they are in the correct-ish position, you can fasten down a NinoTNC board to the back, then reflow the pins from the display side. They will " | Once they are in the correct-ish position, you can fasten down a NinoTNC board to the back, then reflow the pins from the display side. They will " | ||
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+ | I highly recommend filling the pogo pin receptacle pads on the NinoTNC with solder, else the sprung part of the pogo pins might not make sufficient contact with the plated through-hole. This affected my (M0LTE) build. | ||
When assembled, the BLE board sits with the OARC logo facing up, pogo pins on the underside with the NinoTNC sitting " | When assembled, the BLE board sits with the OARC logo facing up, pogo pins on the underside with the NinoTNC sitting " |
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