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First cable for Euler Bus power done! - AVL2016 - 06-23-2016 My little project for tonight (I forget how shaky my hands are until I start soldering..) I'm using a USB-A 2.0 connector on the one end (for my Anker power brick) and a .1" pitch 3 pin receptacle on the other end, with 20 gauge wire in between. I threw some braided cabling and heat shrink on to cover up my sins If there is any interest in a more detailed write-up and part numbers etc. just post here and I should be able to get it up sometime this weekend~ AVL RE: First cable for Euler Bus power done! - MarkHaysHarris777 - 06-23-2016 ~very nice... just make sure that your 'sins' are NOT cold solder joints or possible 'short' points ! Covering them with electrical tape or shrink tubing looks good but can hide problems later when you can't figure out that mysterious powering problem. ;-) I assume you're plugging that into euler pins (4) (6) (8) ? RE: First cable for Euler Bus power done! - AVL2016 - 06-24-2016 No in this case my sins are of the "I didn't braid the cable as prettily as I could have" variety . I saved the cold joints for my prototype cable (not soldering in a year, I figured a little practice was good, so I bought extra parts). I actually went with (2) (4) (6) based on this picture : http://linux-sunxi.org/File:Pine64_Powered_through_Euler_Connector.jpg RE: First cable for Euler Bus power done! - g_t_j - 06-24-2016 Can you please post the plugs you used? I made one myself with a PST connector for the Euler bus but I think the connector you used is more neat. RE: First cable for Euler Bus power done! - g_t_j - 06-24-2016 Also, is this a 3mm sleeve? RE: First cable for Euler Bus power done! - AVL2016 - 06-25-2016 Hi g_t_j! The connectors are : http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/te-connectivity-amp-connectors/1241152-3/A121550CT-ND/5246541 I would not use these connectors in a free-hanging application or without some sort of heat shrink stabilizing them, for free hanging applications I'd pick something from these options : http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en/connectors-interconnects/rectangular-connectors-free-hanging-panel-mount/1442549?k=&pkeyword=&pv89=1&FV=fff40016%2Cfff802f5%2C1600005&mnonly=0&newproducts=0&ColumnSort=0&page=1&quantity=0&ptm=0&fid=0&pageSize=25 For the USB-A end I used : http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/assmann-wsw-components/A-USBPA/AE10091-ND/1007894 The Braiding is 1/4" : http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?keywords=1030-1055-ND The heat shrink I used is : http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?keywords=q53x038b-nd I hope this helps! AVL RE: First cable for Euler Bus power done! - g_t_j - 06-25-2016 Thank you very much! Great job RE: First cable for Euler Bus power done! - cdslashetc - 07-24-2016 I'm going to try modifying some USB A to USB 4-Pin headers by moving the GND pin to connect with pin 6. 7/27: The cables arrived, then I realized that I need a way to change the gender (duh). Since I already have short USB A male to USB micro male that I like, I opted to get USB A male to USB micro female to connect the two cables together. It is difficult to find short USB A male to USB A male cables and they aren't cheap. This is definitely more expensive than making your own cables, but does save time. 8/1: I swapped the GND and USB Data+ and plugged into Euler and it worked perfectly, so all 5 boards I have are now powered via Euler with no problems. RE: First cable for Euler Bus power done! - may1791 - 10-03-2016 Hello, I am very interested in feeding my pine64, you could put as working with the cable and the USB connector?. thanks and greetings. RE: First cable for Euler Bus power done! - Bluphire - 10-03-2016 What does this do? |