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In this episode Ben uses the Raspberry Pi Zero to create the smallest Pi portable computer that he has ever made!

 

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  • makerkaren
    makerkaren over 9 years ago +2
    I'm working on getting all the files posted and linking the github to the peisode, but here is what we have for now. https://github.com/thebenheckshow/244-tbhs-raspberry-pi-zero-portable
  • rider51
    rider51 over 9 years ago in reply to makerkaren +1
    Do you know when the parts list will be updated on the GitHub?
  • retrogamer
    retrogamer over 9 years ago +1
    Really like this build. Something relaxing about soldering. Enjoyed watching Ben solder up the switch matrix. Really cool build, and awesome video.
  • aeitzean
    aeitzean over 7 years ago in reply to demonclaw

    Im not sure if I'm too late, but i think that the pins are defined in the keypad driver source, in the 'define' section:

    #define col0  22

    #define col1  10

    #define col2  9

    #define col3  11

    #define col4  5

    #define col5  6

    #define col6  13

    #define col7  19

    #define col8  26

    #define col9  7

    #define col10 12

    #define col11 16

    #define col12 20

    #define col13 21

     

     

    #define row0 27

    #define row1 17

    #define row2 4

    #define row3 23

    #define row4 24

    So column 0 (the first column) is pin 22, row 0 (the first row) is pin 27, etc. If i'm wrong I'd love to know before I try to use this myself, but that's what I think so far.

     

    Edit: ok so those are the broadcom chip pins, which translate to the pi pins like this:

    https://github.com/thebenheckshow/244-tbhs-raspberry-pi-zero-portable/blob/master/DataSheets/GPIO.png

    You can see the broadcom numbers as GPIO#

    So col0 = GPIO22 = pin15

    Its a bit complicated but I hope this helps.

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  • suavesmeigle
    suavesmeigle over 8 years ago

    A s7 edge screen on that would be joy

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  • demonclaw
    demonclaw over 8 years ago

    I'm trying to make my own copy of this but I don't see which pins were used for the keyboard matrix I looked over the files and don't see which were used please help.

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  • makerkaren
    makerkaren over 8 years ago in reply to xfx9500

    That might depend on the program you are using to open them or if Ben saved in metric or SAE measurements, then which your program is set to. I've seen 3D design/printer programs scale files strangely due to these factors.

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  • xfx9500
    xfx9500 over 8 years ago

    hi

    way are the stl files broken =?  image

    all parts have the wrong size !°

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  • makerkaren
    makerkaren over 8 years ago in reply to skyplace345

    Thanks for the heads up. Looks like Ben had some of the layers turned off when he saved so it doesn't translate to older versions of AI. I'm having them fix it and Felix will update the file on github. Watch for the commit to be more current than July 4th.

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  • skyplace345
    skyplace345 over 8 years ago

    Mr. Heckendore when I downloaded your Pi zero portable build guide I discovered that there isn't the laser cut parts included ) :

     

    Can you Please update it as soon as possible PLEASE and include hose laser cutting files.

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  • skyplace345
    skyplace345 over 8 years ago in reply to rider51

    Well I think he used:

     

    Lithium Polymer battery 3.7v 2500mAh

    Powerboost 1000c

    Raspberry pi zero

    Slide Switch

    4.3inch Lcd camera monitor

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  • nobble
    nobble over 8 years ago

    Alright now we have to see this amazing Pikedex for real!!! 8)

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  • ravelox
    ravelox over 9 years ago in reply to ravelox

    I etched a PCB for the filter circuit and soldered everything up. It sounds much better. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgBQyksaOro

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