ESP8266 FIRMWARE FREEZES PC

When it clicks into the pads and PC dings it is ready to flash.

Press in, then turn counter clockwise until you hear a click. The method I used to connect is with the leads connected to PC, I press the jig in place slightly offset clockwise a couple degrees. I test flashed the light about a dozen time with 100% success. I thought it needed to be temporary, but I forgot to disconnect one flash. This method of gluing worked the first time.ДЄfter gluing solder on your leads, use some shrink tube, and make sure to connect pin 100 to the ground. When I was first putting this together I was doing it the other way, and glue kept on seeping down to the pins and making them stick. Do not get glue inside the pins or they will get stuck. Once aligned super glue the pins to the jig and let dry. 2nd jig is only for alignment and to keep straight. Insert pins in jig then place on 2ng jig with pins up. First print at least 2 copies of the jig. I built this thing too many times, but I finally settled a reproducible method. Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge First Iteration Building the Jig After 3 or 4 times it becomes easier to remove. The first couple times pressing into place it is very snug. I did have to go back and add an additional pin after I found out that 100 needed to be grounded when powering up so took a couple more tries to line that pin up. I had a mostly working prototype in a couple hours. I would just let a few layers print then stop and line everything up. Keep in mind camera lenses distort reality and knew It would take a couple times. It took about 3 iterations to get them to line up in real life.

I set a scale by measuring a known distance then printed and tested. I started by taking a picture of the light to get my pin placement. He didnвЂ™t have a printer, and we exchanged contact information and he sent me one of the lights and some pogo pins from Amazon. I suggested 3D printing a jig that pressure fits pins. Recently a reader was asking about a way to flash a lot of Ai Lights on a project he was working on. I have to say that my favorite part of 3D printing is designing things from scratch.

Esp8266 firmware freezes