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Picoprobe Enclosure with Labels, JST-XH compatible (Raspberry Pi Pico)
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Case for a Rasperry Pi Pico for use as Picoprobe. Labels, very little soldering, Jumper wire and JST-XH-compatible plugs
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Electronics
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
Features:
- Labels for all pins
- JST-XH compatible plugs prevent you from accidentally plugging it in the wrong way around
- You can still use breadboard jumper wires
- No extra soldering (just pin headers to the pico)
- Bootloader button accessible
- (Optional) Correct Windows drivers listed on bottom (when windows screws them up again, and you have to fix them with zadig)
Required parts
- Raspberry Pi Pico (Pico W should work too)
- 4x M2 screws (8 mm long)
- 2x 3-pin pin headers (2.54 mm)
- 1x 3-pin pin header (2.54 mm) (90 degree angled)
- JST XH 3-pin (compatible) wires or jumper wires
Notes
- DISABLE BRIM! (Or otherwise ensure that the Text, which is printed on the bottom, doesn't get filled in by brim.)
- I don't know if the tolerances work well on different printers. Please tell me if something is too tight. The model is parametric, so I should be able to adjust it.
- The XH plugs protect you against plugging it in the wrong way around, but they don't protect you against accidentally plugging in a cable into the wrong port!
- The abbreviations (to make the text bigger) are hopefully obvious but just in case:
- VB = Vbus, VS = Vsys G = Ground (Power)
- G = Ground, CLK = SWCLK, DIO = SWDIO (SWD debug interface)
- T = Tx, R = Rx, G = Ground (UART)
Useful links
- Picoprobe information https://github.com/raspberrypi/picoprobe/releases