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How to Build Pedal-Pi This is a 4 steps guide to assembly Pedal-Pi. With all the materials on hand it takes around 2-3 hours to build it successfully. Take your time, play your favourite music on the background and enjoy the fine art of building electronics.
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STEP1 – Soldering Resistors. There are 14 resistors to be placed: These are the resistors to be soldered: 1MΩ resistors (2 units): R0, R1. 4.7KΩ resistors (6 units): R2, R3, R6, R9, R10, R15. 100KΩ resistors (2 units): R4, R11 ...
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STEP 2 – Soldering the Capacitors. There are 9 film/ceramic and 7 electrolytic caps. Start soldering first the smaller ceramic caps: 270pF capacitor (1 unit): C5. 6.8nF capacitors (5 units): C2, C4, C6, C7, C8. 100nF capacitors (3 units): C1, C10, C15.
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STEP 3 – Big Size Components. The last components to be placed are the dip sockets, resistor trimmer, led, jack, switches, etc: In this step it is important to solder the remaining parts from small to big, the optimum order is: ...
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(cathode) it is marked with a “K” on the PCB. The kit is supplied with a male and female connectors that connect Pedal-Pi to the PI ZERO board. The male (40 pins single row) needs to be cut in the middle to create 2x20pins.
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☑ 3. The Op-Amp and ADC are placed right (not upside down) and not swapped with each other. If you need more help there is a topic in the forum called Guide to troubleshoot Pedal-Pi. Finally the plastic cover can be placed, it is kept in placed by the foot-switch nut &...
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