- It is now thinner at 12mm external thickness down from 18mm thick and is shorter by 10mm.
- The battery I used is the expensive Ipod Nano replacement battery because this battery is very durable, it will not be damaged even if I connect the CP2104 Usb 2.0 to TTL Converter.
- I have added a new on/off switch to avoid damaging the HM10 module while charging the battery.
- I have also rearranged the the position of the four pins used for charging the battery and configuring the Ibeacon.
Here is the new Ibeacon:
I am not done yet with the design of the casing but I will be updating this blog when I am done with it.
I am not done yet with the design of the casing but I will be updating this blog when I am done with it.
To connect the new ibeacon to CP2104 USB 2.0 to TTL Converter, you may do the following connection:
Tera Term is the software I am using to configure the Ibeacon and this is an excellent article about how to use the software Tera Term Guide from Sparkfun.
Update: I have just finished my casing design and here it is:
The design is very basic bit looks nice when 3d printed. I nwill still; have to add some design to make look nicer. I was inspired by this very basic design:
Credit to the Owner
Here's the actual 3d printed casing:
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