Imported from GitHub: directive0/TR-109 · commit bd93d47 · license MIT
Description
Design and production files for the TR-109 Picorder
README
This repository hosts a set of design documents for the TR-109 Mark I Picorder. A Picorder is a Raspberry Pi based handheld device that records and displays sensor data for immediate analysis. The TR-109 is designed to use a Raspberry Pi Zero W, a set of custom designed PCBs, and a 3D printed enclosure to achieve this goal. This project, along with PicorderOS attempts to be a single self contained solution for anyone wishing to produce their own Picorder.
What is included:
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The enclosure_design folder contains the .blend file used to produce the STLs for the case, diffusers and spacers. It also contains the main STLs ready to be printed, and an svg file to produce your own stickers.
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The pcb_design folder contains KiCad 5.1.10 files of both the main board, sensor board and indicator board pcbs. These files can be used to produce and test PCBs. There is some PCBWay files that may be useful with their Assembly service, but this is not finalized and may not work properly.
What is not yet included:
- There are no assembly instructions. I hope to produce some in the future.
While it is not required, if you make a picorder using this repository I would appreciate you sharing photos or videos your build with me at [email protected].
For a more regularly updated description of this project please visit the wiki
Originally designed by Chris Barrett in 2021. I consider this project to be "Open Hardware", and as such is free to use, modify distribute or sell. It comes with no promise of support or warranty.