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SMD VERSION |
THT VERSION |
DEVELOPMENT VERSION |
SMD Version
This project is designed for experienced users with expertise in soldering small Surface Mount Device (SMD) components. While we do not provide a soldering kit for this version, you can download the complete KiCad project and assemble it independently. If soldering small SMD components is beyond your current skillset, you may want to explore building the Through-Hole Technology (THT) version as an alternative.| Here is a link to the kicad project on Github |  |
| Here is a link to our Etsy store where we sell this cartridge, built and tested. |  |
| Build manual |  |
| User manual | |
THT Version
If you have a bit of soldering experience, you should be able to build this version. It uses only THT components (Through-Hole Technology), and the components should be readily available. If you are technically up for the challenge, you can download the KiCad project, order the PCB, and build it yourself completely. We also offer a soldering kit containing the PCB and all components. You can't go wrong with this one.| Here is a link to the kicad project on Github | |
| Here is a link to our Etsy store where we sell the soldering kit. | |
| Build manual | |
| User manual | |
Development Version
This version makes it easy to develop your own applications. The ZIF socket facilitates quick swapping of the EEPROM, and the ESP32 is on headers, making it replaceable if needed. We use this design ourselves during the development of the chat cartridge. Of course, it can also function solely as a chat cartridge. If you have a bit of soldering experience, you should be able to build this version. It uses only Through-Hole Technology (THT) components, and the required parts should be readily available. If you are technically up for the challenge, you can download the KiCad project, order the PCB, and build it yourself completely. We also offer a soldering kit containing the PCB and all components.| Here is a link to the kicad project on Github | |
| Here is a link to our Etsy store where we sell the soldering kit. | |
| Build manual | |
| User manual | |
| ESP32 SOURCE CODE |  | |
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| The ESP32 source code was written in the Arduino IDE. You can download the code from our GitHub page, here is a link: |
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| Here is a manual explaining how to update the ESP firmware | |
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The assembly program code was written and compiled using Kick Assembler. You have the option to either download the ASM code and compile it yourself, or download pre-built binary files. These binaries can be directly flashed into an 8k EEPROM.
| You can download the ASM code from our GitHub page, here is a link: | |
| A pre-built bin file is also availble on our GitHub page, here is a link: | |
Chat64 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
Chat64 is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.