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How to build a USBValve - A detailed guide on how to solder the components to make a USBvalve

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This video is a full guide on how to assemble a USBValve. USBValve is a handy gadget that is used to test and verify USB devices and provide immediate feedback on the attached OLED Screen. The github page for the project is github.com/cec... and all credit goes to the original creator. This is also where you can find the firmware to get your device working once you build it. If you need assistance with building a USBValve visit my website www.tzirf.com/...
0:01 Intro : What this video is about
1:26 Picture showing what pins to solder on the Raspberry Pi Pico
1:44 Soldering Raspberry Pi Pico to USBValve PCB
5:12 Prepping the OLED Display to be soldered
5:55 Where to solder OLED Display to the PCB
6:30 Soldering OLED Display to PCB
8:03 Bridging GND2 & VCC2 Pads
9:00 Soldering the GND2/VCC2 Pads (under microscope)
10:04 Cleaning flux off back of PCB
10:41 Prepping USB A Port to be soldered to the PCB
11:20 Soldering USB A port to PCB
13:08 Soldering 4 pins to USB Port (under Microscope)
15:20 Outro
For additional resources & guides you can visit my website www.tzirf.com. It is a forum based website where I post all the repairs I am working on so that the resources are there for others to do the same repairs. If you are working on a repair and want to share it, or need help with your repair I encourage you to join and make a post.
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5 сен 2024

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@supreme84x 4 месяца назад

Hey, thank you for this, but I have an issue I hope you can solve. Where the heck do you get that second board that the USB A gets attached too? I've been searching USBvalve pcb and can't find anything that looks like what you or the github author has. Edited to add: I saw on your site that you ordered it on ebay. However the only one I see on ebay comes with a screen and I have no interest in the screen. Do you have any other suggestions for getting the usb board?

@Tzirf 4 месяца назад

Could just buy it and not use the screen or ask the seller if they would offer it without it. I spent $17 with tax for the components to make this. Well worth the price in my opinion. Especially since the OLED screen from amazon was $7.69 by itself and I wanted the custom PCB to make this. Using a breadboard wasn't an option for me, as I prefer the PCB.

@alrikrr 4 месяца назад

Thanks ! Very useful, i have a question thou, what camera you are using for the close zoom to the PCB, its amazing !

@Tzirf 4 месяца назад

Its a camera that attaches to my microscope. I cannot remember the model and there doesn't seem to be any model on the camera. It records up to 4K and has worked wonderful for what I use it for. The Camera is cylinder in shape and blue. I know it uses a sony CMOS sensor.