Sorry about that I shouldn't have assumed that was obvious to people besides myself. If you need an extra cap I'll send you one no problem just say the word.SkinnyV wrote:I just received my kit today and went straight to assemble it. Only problem I had was I soldered the cap without thinking it needed to be layed flat since the MCU is right on top:)
The led isn't in the current version of kazzo firmware. That's something you guys requested so I added into the hardware. So it never actually lights up if you don't touch the firmware. I've been playing around with the bootloader making my own simple firmware programs to do things like erase dev carts or overwrite single bytes and such. For things like that you can easily make use of the LED and I have for simple indication/debugging purposes. Make sure you put the LED in properly though. If you look inside the lens of the LED the fat internal lead is the ground side.Only thing is the led doesn't light up. I'm pretty sure I soldered it the right way though. Is it supposed to light when the switch is set to ON or to show transfer activity?
Also don't worry about any of the jumpers with the current firmware. I need to formally put everything together this weekend about what changes I made to the circuit so someone could figure out how to make use of them with firmware upgrades or their own firmware.