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Firmware/CoverUI/YardForce/README-MOD-YF-C500B_RM-ECOW-V1.3.1.md
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| ## YardForce Classic 500B, RM-ECOW-V1.3.1 MODs | ||
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| ### Buttons (*mandatory*) | ||
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| With the stock component placement, Button-Home and Button-Play get routed to the main (black) 16 pin connector (JP2/J6). | ||
| But we need them routed to the MCU. | ||
| Luckily the PCB is already prepared for this. | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_500B.jpg) | ||
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| Move the 0 Ohm (bridge) resistors: | ||
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| 1. R33 to the NonPlaced R34 position (Button-Home) | ||
| 2. R37 to (NP) R42 (Button-Play) | ||
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| You might also simply bridge R34 and R42, but for me it was simpler to move them | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ### Rain Sensor (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use the Stock-Rain-Sensor cabling, you need to solder a separate cable from FB2 to the non-placed R79. | ||
| See the white cable on the following images: | ||
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| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-overview_500B.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-detail2_500B.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-rain1_500B.jpg) | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ### Emergency Hall Sensors (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use your Stock-Hall-Sensor cabling (2 \* stop-button & 2 \* wheel-lift): | ||
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| Then you need to solder one more R- bridge as well as 3 more separate cables. | ||
| Take into **attention** that you need to make all 4 steps: | ||
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| 1. Move R52 to (non-placed) R57 (see green arrow on image), or simple bridge R57 (i.e. with 32kg solder) | ||
| 2. Solder a cable-bridge from Q4/R61 to U5/Pin3 (see left green cable) | ||
| 3. Solder a cable-bridge from the bottom end of R76 to U5/Pin2 (see middle green cable) | ||
| 4. Solder a cable-bridge from Q6/R83 to U5/Pin10 (see right green cable) | ||
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| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-overview-hall_500B.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-detail3_500B.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-rain1_500B.jpg) | ||
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| I only made it with colored cables for a more clear documentation. | ||
| If you've repair-wire like [this](https://de.farnell.com/roadrunner/rrp-a-105/draht-0-15mm-sortiert-pk-4/dp/5017233), it might look better, like this: | ||
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Firmware/CoverUI/YardForce/README-MOD-YF-C500_RM-ECOW-V1.3.0.md
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| ## YardForce Classic 500, RM-ECOW-V1.3.0 MODs | ||
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| ### Buttons (*mandatory*) | ||
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| With the stock component placement, Button-Home and Button-Play get routed to the main (black) 16 pin connector (JP2/J6). | ||
| But we need them routed to the MCU. | ||
| Luckily the PCB is already prepared for this. | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes.jpg) | ||
| <sup>(The yellow cable (to R5/C2) should not harm you. This is the NRST signal which is only required if you bug the code (like me) during development)</sup> | ||
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| Move the 0 Ohm (bridge) resistors: | ||
| 1. R33 to the NonPlaced R34 position (Button-Home) | ||
| 2. R37 to (NP) R42 (Button-Play) | ||
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| You might also simply bridge R34 and R42, but for me it was simpler to move them | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ### Rain Sensor (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use the Stock-Rain-Sensor cabling, you need to solder a separate cable from FB2 to the non-placed R79. | ||
| See the yellow cable on the following images: | ||
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| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-overview.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-detail2.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-rain1.jpg) | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ### Emergency Hall Sensors (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use your Stock-Hall-Sensor cabling (2 \* stop-button & 2 \* wheel-lift): | ||
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| Then you need to solder one more R- bridge as well as 3 more separate cables. | ||
| Take into **attention** that you need to make all 4 steps: | ||
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| 1. Move R52 to (non-placed) R57 (see green arrow on image), or simple bridge R57 (i.e. with 32kg solder) | ||
| 2. Solder a cable-bridge from Q4/R61 to U5/Pin3 (see left green cable) | ||
| 3. Solder a cable-bridge from the bottom end of R76 to U5/Pin2 (see white cable) | ||
| 4. Solder a cable-bridge from Q6/R83 to U5/Pin10 (see right green cable) | ||
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| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-overview-hall.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-detail3.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_Stock-Cables-detail4.jpg) | ||
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| I only made it with colored cables for a more clear documentation. | ||
| If you've repair-wire like [this](https://de.farnell.com/roadrunner/rrp-a-105/draht-0-15mm-sortiert-pk-4/dp/5017233), it might look better, like this: | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ([back to README][README]) | ||
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| [README]: README.md |
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Firmware/CoverUI/YardForce/README-MOD-YF-SASCNX_RM-EC3-V1.1.md
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| ## YardForce SA/SC/NX-Type 18 Buttons, 3 LEDs, 256*64 Pixel LC-Display, RM-EC3-V1.1 MODs | ||
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| ### Buttons (*mandatory*) | ||
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| With the stock component placement, Button-Home and Button-Play get routed to the main (black) 16 pin connector (JP5). | ||
| But we need them routed to the MCU. | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-EC3-V11_Mandatory1.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-EC3-V11_Mandatory2.jpg) | ||
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| Solder two cables: | ||
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| 1. S8/D9 front-side, to back-side R35-upper-pin (Play button) | ||
| 2. S10/D7 front-side, to back-side R27-upper-pin (Home button) | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ### Emergency Stop Switches (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use your two Stock-Stop-Switch cables, and you should, because you need the four OM- Hall-Plugs for the remaining hall-sensors: | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-EC3-V11_Stop1.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-EC3-V11_Stop2.jpg) | ||
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| Solder another two cables: | ||
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| 1. JP5-Pin14 front-side, to back-side U7-Pin1 | ||
| 2. JP5-Pin6 front-side, to back-side U7-Pin2 | ||
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| ### Emergency Hall Switches (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use your original "4-leg cable for the 4 hall sensors", then you need to solder 4 more cables: | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-EC3-V11_Hall1.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-EC3-V11_Hall2.jpg) | ||
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| Solder four cables: | ||
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| 1. JP5-Pin15 front-side, to back-side R17-lower-pin | ||
| 2. JP5-Pin16 front-side, to back-side R18-upper-pin | ||
| 3. JP5-Pin12 front-side, to back-side R13-right-pin | ||
| 4. JP5-Pin10 front-side, to back-side R21-right-pin | ||
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| > **Warning** | ||
| > As you might know, the hall sensors are driven by 5V, whereas the MCU is running at 3.3V. | ||
| > All used GPIO ports of this modification, are so called "5V tolerant" ports. | ||
| > But there might happen electrical cases like: VREG delay or short on 3.3V line, which could kill the "5V tolerant" pin of your MCU. | ||
| > To be on the save side for such odd things happen, I highly advice to remove the 5V pull-up resistor on your Hall-PCB, or move it aside like shown on this picture: | ||
| [](images/IMG_PCB_Change_Hall-PullUp.jpg) | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| [README]: README.md |
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Firmware/CoverUI/YardForce/README-MOD-YF-SASCNX_RM-ECOW-V1.0.0.md
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| ## YardForce SA/SC/NX-Type 10 Buttons, 12 LEDs, RM-ECOW-V1.0.0 MODs | ||
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| ### Buttons (*mandatory*) | ||
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| With the stock component placement, Button-Home and Button-Play get routed to the main (black) 16 pin connector (JP2/J6). | ||
| But we need them routed to the MCU. | ||
| Luckily the PCB is already prepared for this. | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-ECOW-V100.jpg) | ||
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| Move the 0 Ohm (bridge) resistors: | ||
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| 1. R39 to the NonPlaced R41 position (Button-Home) | ||
| 2. R38 to (NP) R40 (Button-Play) | ||
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| You might also simply bridge R40 and R41, but for me it was simpler to move them | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ### Emergency Hall Switches (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use your original "4-leg cable for the 4 hall sensors", then you need to solder 4 more cables: | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-ECOW-V100_Hall.jpg) | ||
| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-ECOW-V100_Hall2.jpg) | ||
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| Solder four cables: | ||
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| 1. JP2-Pin10 to U2-Pin6 (LIFTX to PF6) | ||
| 2. JP2-Pin12 to U2-Pin7 (LBUMP to PA12) | ||
| 3. JP2-Pin15 to U2-Pin8 (RBUMP to PA11) | ||
| 4. JP2-Pin16 to U2-Pin17 (LIFT to PA8) | ||
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| > **Warning** | ||
| > As you probably know, the hall sensors are driven by 5V, whereas the MCU is running at 3.3V.<br> | ||
| > All used GPIO ports of this modification, are so called "5V tolerant" ports.<br> | ||
| > **But** there might happen electrical cases like: VREG delay or short on 3.3V line, which could kill the "5V tolerant" pin of your MCU. | ||
| > To be on the save side for such odd cases, I highly recommend to remove the 5V pull-up resistor from your Hall-PCB, or move it aside like shown on this picture: | ||
| [](images/IMG_PCB_Change_Hall-PullUp.jpg) | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ### Emergency Stop Switches (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use your two Stock-Stop-Switch cables, and you should, as you need the four OM- Hall-Plugs for the remaining hall-sensors: | ||
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| [](images/IMG_MOD-Stop_RM-ECOW-V100.jpg) | ||
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| Move the 0 Ohm (bridge) resistors: | ||
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| 1. R42 to the NonPlaced R44 position (JP5 Stop) | ||
| 2. R43 to (NP) R45 (JP6 Stop) | ||
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| You might also simply bridge R44 and R45, but for me it was simpler to move them | ||
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| ([back to README][README]) | ||
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| [README]: README.md |
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| ## YardForce SA/SC/NX-Type 9 Buttons, 11 LEDs, RM-ECOW-V1.1.0 MODs | ||
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| ### Buttons (*mandatory*) | ||
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| With the stock component placement, Button-Home and Button-Play get routed to the main (black) 16 pin connector (JP2). | ||
| But we need them routed to the MCU. | ||
| Luckily the PCB is already prepared for this. | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-ECOW-V110_Buttons.jpg) | ||
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| Move the 0 Ohm (bridge) resistors: | ||
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| 1. R39 to the NonPlaced R42 position (Button-Home) | ||
| 2. R34 to (NP) R37 (Button-Play) | ||
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| You might also simply bridge R42 and R37, but for me it was simpler to move them. | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ### Emergency Hall Switches (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use your original "4-leg cable for the 4 hall sensors", then you need to solder 4 more cables: | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-ECOW-V110_Hall.jpg) | ||
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| Solder four cables: | ||
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| 1. JP1-Pin39 to U6-Pin8 (RBUMP to PC9) | ||
| 2. JP1-Pin40 to U6-Pin2 (LIFT to PA8) | ||
| 3. JP1-Pin36 to U6-Pin15 (LBUMP to PC8) | ||
| 4. JP1-Pin34 to R8-left-pin (LIFTX to PA9) | ||
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| > **Warning** | ||
| > As you probably know, the hall sensors are driven by 5V, whereas the MCU is running at 3.3V.<br> | ||
| > All used GPIO ports of this modification, are so called "5V tolerant" ports.<br> | ||
| > **But** there might happen electrical cases like: VREG delay or short on 3.3V line, which could kill the "5V tolerant" pin of your MCU. | ||
| > To be on the save side for such odd cases, I highly recommend to remove the 5V pull-up resistor from your Hall-PCB, or move it aside like shown on this picture: | ||
| [](images/IMG_PCB_Change_Hall-PullUp.jpg) | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ### Emergency Stop Switches (*optional*) | ||
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| If you also like to use your 2 stock Stop-Switch cables, you need to bridge or move 2 further resistors: | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_RM-ECOW-V110_Stop.jpg) | ||
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| Move the 0 Ohm (bridge) resistors: | ||
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| 1. R61 to the NonPlaced R63 position (JP8 Stop) | ||
| 2. R46 to (NP) R56 (JP6 PC8-Stop) | ||
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| You might also simply bridge R63 and R56, but for me it was simpler to move them. | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ([back to README][README]) | ||
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| [README]: README.md |
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| ## YardForce SA/SC-PRO-Type 6 Buttons, 240*160 Dot-Matrix-Display, HS49067 MODs | ||
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| ### Buttons (*mandatory*) | ||
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| With the stock component placement, Button-Home and Button-Play get routed to the main (black) 16 pin connector (JP2/J6). | ||
| But we need them routed to the MCU. | ||
| Luckily the PCB is already prepared for this. | ||
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| [](images/IMG_PCB_Changes_SAxPRO.jpg) | ||
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| 1. Bridge R14 (Button-Start/Play) | ||
| 2. Bridge R15 (Button-Home) | ||
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| <p align="right">(<a href="#readme-top">back to top</a>)</p> | ||
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| ([back to README][README]) | ||
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| [README]: README.md |
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