The picture below is me trying to solder the USB port back onto the board. I used a microscope at the Milwaukee Makerspace to see the work since the connections were so small. I tried to take my time to do it right. The USB port was solidly connected to the board when I was done and it looked like a decent job but the board still does not power up when I plug a USB cable into it.
The purpose of this blog is to record my progress on maker projects that I am working on. I will tag each post with the name of the project to group posts together.
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Friday, September 5, 2014
Tried Soldering the USB Connector to the PCDuino
I did not post this right away but about two weeks ago, I attempted to re-attach the USB port to the pcDuino that I am working on. The USB port got disconnected soon after I started working with the pcDuino. The design of the board is such that a USB cable does not fit correctly when an HDMI cable is plugged in. The first picture below shows the USB port separated from the board.
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