StereoPi Forum

Dave, we'll post an official update on this later, but you can download 3D STEP model for the StereoPi v2 right now:
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Thanks. Looks like 40x100mm - 10mm wider than V1. This will present me with some challenges to fit these into the existing robot skulls - will need to do some figuring ...

Realizator wrote: Fri Feb 26, 2021 1:11 pm Hi Dave,
I'll post STEP files soon, so you can get exact size data!

Thanks, that will be helpful. I need to squeeze these into the same space that the V1 units are in.

Dave

Hello & Congratulations on getting V2 Live!

I'm having a little bit of trouble finding the board dimensions of the V2. V1 was 40 x 90 mm - were you able to preserve that footprint, and possibly the mounting hole locations???

Thanks very much & best of luck for another hugely successful run!

Dave ...

Thank you for your most generous offer! I have replied to the email you sent.

Very much appreciated!

Stay Healthy!

Dave

Anybody had any issues with a USB Jack's contact catching and crushing against the back of the jack? Pic on Imgur here:

http://imgur.com/gallery/LqnswHI

Repairs possible without reflow ovens & such, or?

I bought three of these (and two of the slim) - this is the only one that failed in this ...

If you're planning to install Google's Coral Accelerator with EdgeTPU support, you will need to edit the install.sh file that is ready after you download and untar the tarball. The install.sh script checks

cat /sys/firmware/devicetree/base/model

and compares that string to the stored strings ...

That's great, very happy to hear I haven't fried my CM3+. Appreciate your fast response as well! Looking forward to my next window of opportunity to upload to eMMC and try again. Thanks!

Very confused on this wording:

On the DIY Ninjas page at https://wiki.stereopi.com/index.php?title=DIY_Ninjas_Section

The power jumper info states the following (emphasis mine):

Compute Module 1 needs 5V power for VBAT, and CM3/CM3+ needs 3.3V VBAT.

By default StereoPi is tuned to provide 5V ...

Just a quickie: On the main page at https://wiki.stereopi.com/index.php?title=Main_Page

The link to the Project forum shows: forum.stereopi.com

But it actually takes you to the wrong URL, forum.stereosi.com - which is currently a 404 but if someone buys it... who knows.

Might save a few folks ...