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| + | Within the CANSAT-KIT the Rapsberry-Pico is ready to use and can be plugged onto an PICO Radio board. | ||
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| + | Connects the demoonstration Antenna and you are ready to test. | ||
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Version du 29 juillet 2025 à 22:14
Abstract
The original version of the CANSAT kit required many soldering operation. It's intimidating for newcomers with little experience with a soldering iron.
With the CANSAT V2 kit, things have been made easier than ever, no solder required!
Assembling the Cansat
Let's prepare the main CANSAT board.
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Take the base board and orient the board to see the USB label on the left and the "Pico/MCU facing this side" in front of you. | ||
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Grab the CPU board with the microcontroler facing front. | ||
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Now, insert the MCU board onto the 2x20 pin connector. | ||
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Even when not required yet, user can pick the Lipo battery then plug it into the 2 poles JST connector (facing the microcontroler).
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Antenna must be connected before any communication attempt!
To do so, connect the µFl coaxial wire on the board then connect the demo antenna to the other side.
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Assembling the base station
The base station also gets improvements. No more soldering this side.
Within the CANSAT-KIT the Rapsberry-Pico is ready to use and can be plugged onto an PICO Radio board.
Connects the demoonstration Antenna and you are ready to test.
Written by Meurisse D. for MCHobby