With the schematics and the hardware components, the phone is easy to assemble
Licensed under the GPL version 2.
You can put your hardware in any case you want as long as the hardware components fit.
Falcon is the first prototype we built with OP2, here is how it looks like.
Looks awesome, doesn't it?
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Project OP2 currently implements the following features:
This page describes the design and schemas used in the project.
| Label | Part Type |
|---|---|
| IC1 | MCP23017 I2C I/O Expander |
| LED1 | Red LED - 5mm |
| R1 | 220 Ω Resistor |
| R2 | 220 Ω Resistor |
| R3 | 220 Ω Resistor |
| R4 | 220 Ω Resistor |
| R5 | 220 Ω Resistor |
| R6 | 220 Ω Resistor |
| R7 | 220 Ω Resistor |
| R8 | Rotary Potentiometer (Small) |
| Raspberry Pi rev2 | Raspberry Pi rev2 |
| S1 | Pushbutton |
| S2 | Pushbutton |
| S3 | Pushbutton |
| S4 | Pushbutton |
| S5 | Pushbutton |
| S6 | Pushbutton |
| U1 | LCD-16X2 |
| Amount | Part Type |
|---|---|
| 1 | MCP23017 I2C I/O Expander |
| 1 | Red LED - 5mm |
| 7 | 220 Ω Resistor |
| 1 | Rotary Potentiometer (Small) |
| 1 | Raspberry Pi rev2 |
| 6 | Pushbutton |
| 1 | LCD-16X2 |
Here are all the packages you need to get Project OP2 up and running. We are not hosting all required packages, only those which are not present in Raspbian.
