Some easy wins here, but the pinouts are not as similar as one might hope.
Still, poc on a perf going well. Just might need a lil more assistance from hand soldering or jumpers for the variances
SAO 1.69bis to QT Stemma architecture adapter
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Some easy wins here, but the pinouts are not as similar as one might hope.
Still, poc on a perf going well. Just might need a lil more assistance from hand soldering or jumpers for the variances
Davedarko was way ahead of me. He has a perfect little board that breaks out the pins for an add-on module.
The modules I have been eyeballing have the pins swapped, so I stole his work and modified it including removing the nice calendar silkscreen and adding a header for swapping data and clock. I also move vcc to the end because more of those are available on the adafruit modules I have coming. I sent off an urgent order to OSHpark since I am in PDX and I think they can pull this off in time.
I have no idea if there will be room for the headers on front or on back. May need to solder blob it.
beats deadbug by a smidge I think...


Enamel wire helps, though half perf half bug is not a great look.


Amazon brings me things to test soon
ordered an assortment of adafruit i2c devices to play with.
Dangling headers off a badge and connecting wires all over seems like a horrible idea. Proceeded anyway.
ordered headers, wire and some perfboard
Drew a terrible schematic
I sort of expect this to be either a duplicate of someone else’s work and I’m just making notes for myself, or I’m just lazier about this hack than anyone would have ever imagined.
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