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| Posted: 07:40pm 10 Apr 2024 |
If it was a *powered* USB hub then it would probably power the Pico just fine. Obviously a non-powered hub can't do that.
The main thing is to be very careful with your supplies. The best way is to make sure that there can only ever be one supply in place.
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| Posted: 08:13pm 10 Apr 2024 |
it was powered 5v usb hub but they don't send 5v to the connector cable as it would damage a pc. no 5v on the type c connector when powered hub
Edited 2024-04-11 06:27 by stanleyella
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| Posted: 08:52pm 10 Apr 2024 |
Good point. :)
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| Posted: 11:18pm 10 Apr 2024 |
soldered headers on another new pico, flashed picomite rc3 and substituted existing normal pico for new on lcd display board, set options and worked so pins except mentioned all ok
new pico seems cool. stan
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| Posted: 09:16pm 11 Apr 2024 |
I flashed the blobbed diodes board rc3 vga usb and substituted for normal pico but vbus on old is vin on new but works fine rewired to next pin.
nice board.
I thought 378000 cpu was dropped for pico vga but repowered and seems happy
> option list
PicoMiteVGA MMBasic USB Edition 5.09.00RC3
OPTION SERIAL CONSOLE COM2,GP8,GP9
OPTION FLASH SIZE 4194304
OPTION COLOURCODE ON
OPTION KEYBOARD US
OPTION CPUSPEED (KHz) 378000
OPTION DISPLAY 20, 40
OPTION SDCARD GP13, GP10, GP11, GP12
OPTION AUDIO GP0,GP1', ON PWM CHANNEL 0
>
memory
Program:
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96K (100%) Free
Saved Variables:
16K (100%) Free
RAM:
0K ( 0%) 0 Variables
0K ( 0%) General
124K (100%) Free
