HootinNHollerin
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- Comment on "But they could've posed a threat to the new system!" 4 days ago:
Meanwhile Stalin’s daughter fled to the US
- Comment on Bathroom talk 5 days ago:
He also talked to his staff while taking a shit
- Comment on All the warzone are traced to them 1 week ago:
Also france
- Comment on New miniature bright-orange toadlet found in southern Brazil and named after Lula 1 week ago:
Forbidden Cheeto
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world@lemmy.world | 6 comments
- Comment on What software are you using for CAD/modeling? 4 weeks ago:
SolidWorks
- Comment on Has anyone here built their own printer? 2 months ago:
Voron has open source printer plans i think. The og is reprap too
- Comment on Has anyone here built their own printer? 2 months ago:
More of a router size I’d say
- Comment on Beko deliberately conceals error codes and repair info from consumers -- is that common? Google is the repair video gatekeeper. PCB has TX/RX port -- what is that? 1 year ago: A usb to rs232 flying lead, 5V cable like [this one](https://ftdichip.com/products/usb-rs232-we-1800-bt_5-0/). Ive bought that one from DigiKey, then added mating connector for a work project. Since you just need temporary, could also just do a quick hack instead of connector and just put the connector’s pin and wire lead overlapping and a heat shrink to hold them together, for each wire/pin. Then you can talk to the board via serial and send a command
- Comment on Beko deliberately conceals error codes and repair info from consumers -- is that common? Google is the repair video gatekeeper. PCB has TX/RX port -- what is that? 1 year ago: I was editing my comment to add more info so check that Can search for serial debug devices too. I don’t know much about flipper zero but that’s one hacking device that’s possible but like $170 so other options cheaper but flipper might be easiest to use?
- Comment on Beko deliberately conceals error codes and repair info from consumers -- is that common? Google is the repair video gatekeeper. PCB has TX/RX port -- what is that? 1 year ago: Tx/Rx are transmit and receive in rs232 serial. Can buy a usb to serial cable and connect to a PC and talk to it that way (might have to hack together the right connector or even down to individual wires if it’s screw terminals in the pcb. There’s usb to rs232 that’s just wires no 2nd connector). Can then send / receive serial commands / data to the pcb and . These serial ports are usually left only for debugging or flashing new firmware etc. The commands and returned data will be in ASCII hexadecimal or something and you’ll need to know which means which from a manual or guide but there’s possibly some common ones that might work if can’t. There’s websites that have old manuals. I found one for my fridge that’s 20 years old Add pic of that area of the pcb
