BlinkM MaxM Holder
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Published on January 3, 2012
Description
This parametric holder for the BlinkM MaxM is designed to replace 2 spacers on a stepper driver on the electronics board of a ToM. As such it requires no extra bolts to hold it in place and gives easy access to the I2C, DC Input and output pins on the BlinkM.
Information about the BlinkM MaxM can be found here: thingm.com/products/blinkm-maxm.html
Note that this isn't designed to have the daughter board (the included 3 led's) attached as this is for projects that are using the BlinkM to drive external LED lighting.
This "Thing" is part of a larger project for ToM Mood Lighting, but can also be used on it's own if you need to mount a BlinkM MaxM to your electronics.
Information about the BlinkM MaxM can be found here: thingm.com/products/blinkm-maxm.html
Note that this isn't designed to have the daughter board (the included 3 led's) attached as this is for projects that are using the BlinkM to drive external LED lighting.
This "Thing" is part of a larger project for ToM Mood Lighting, but can also be used on it's own if you need to mount a BlinkM MaxM to your electronics.
Instructions
- Print (I used 25% fill and 1 Shell).
- Acteone glue (Abs:Acetone ratio 1:3) the clip in place. Let dry.
- Press BlinkM in the slot with the DC connector at the top and I2C connector at the bottom. The back of the circuit board should be pointing away from the "spacer" holes.
- Push the clip over the top to retain the circuit board.
- Mount the assembly by replacing the 2 spacers on the stepper board.
- Acteone glue (Abs:Acetone ratio 1:3) the clip in place. Let dry.
- Press BlinkM in the slot with the DC connector at the top and I2C connector at the bottom. The back of the circuit board should be pointing away from the "spacer" holes.
- Push the clip over the top to retain the circuit board.
- Mount the assembly by replacing the 2 spacers on the stepper board.
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BlinkM MaxM Holder by jetty is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.
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Awesome! Thanks so much Jetty! You know I hate drilling wholes in small PCB's, especially when they have components all over the place and are small....
Cheers
Kristof