Microcontroller: AVR128DA28
8 Bit
Speed: 8-32Mhz
128KB Flash
16K RAM
Real Time Clock with a standard 32.768Khz watch crystal (20ppm)
Comunication with standard RS232 (Upload/Download and Flash)
Display
Ultra Low Power (less than 35µA)
250x122 pixels
High Contrast Reflective Display (No Backlight)
Power
Standard CR2032 Coin Battery
Power consumption
Standby < 8µA (RTC running, Display OFF)
Idle: <35 µA (Dispplay on)
Running: 2~5mA (depending on selected running speed)
Buttons
Tactile Switches with 70gf
Color Keycaps
1 - PCB PCB
1 - Microcontroler U1 AVR128DA28
1 - Battery Holder BAT -
1 - Speaker SPK -
2 - Ceramic Capacitor C1, C2 0.1µf
2 - Ceramic Capacitor C3, C4 20pƒ
3 - Small Signal Diode D1, D3 1N4148, D2 BAT43
1 - Zener Diode 3.3V D4 1N4728
1 - USB-MINI Female USB MINI -
2 - Resistor R1, R2 10KΩ
1 - Resistor R3 470Ω
1 - Resistor R4 82Ω
1 - Slide Switch Slide Switch DPDT
1 - Tactile switch 6x3 Right Angle RST -
1 - Quartz Crystal XTAL 32.768Khz
1 - Display conector 7 pin Male Header -
40 - Tactile switch 6x6x7.3mm Buttons 70gf
1 - Top Panel
1 - Bottom Panel
2 - M2 Bolt 6mm
4 - M2 Bolt 7mm
4 - M2 Brass post 5mm
4 - M2 Brass post 7mm
8 - M2 Bolt 4mm
1 - Blue Keycap
1 - Yellow Keycap
8 - Grey Keycaps
12 - White Keycaps
18 - Black Keycaps
1 - 3D printed bumper
2 - 3D printed Battery Holder
4 - Rubber feet
1 - LCD Display Module
1 - Display bezel
1 - USB to Serial Adaptor Cable
The 3D printed bumper can be downloadded from Thingverse.
Erwin has created a rounded version of the 3D printed bumper. You can download it from Maker World.
The PX-VOY can be powered either by a USB mini cable or a standard CR2032 coin battery.
Using a CR2032 battery form a reputable compay has a typical capacity of around 230mAh.
Sleeping: less than 8µA (keeping the time and maintaining the ram)
Idle: less than 35µA (display on)
Running: 2mA @ 8Mhz to 6mA @ 32Mhz
To udpate the firware you will need a serial to USB cable.
Set the RUN/FLASH slide swith to the FLASH position on the PX-VOY.
Requirements:
Python3 and libs from DXCore
prog.py script from DXCore
Create a new directory and name it tools.
Copy python3 and prog.py script into this directory.
Run the command:
tools/python3/python3 -u tools/prog.py -t uart -u /dev/cu.usbserial-11110 -b 230400 -d avr128da28 --fuses 5:0b11001001 6:0x04 7:0x00 8:0x00 -f pxvoy.hex -a write -v
Replace /dev/cu.usbserial-11110 with the actual serial port of your PX-VOY. Replace px41cx.hex with the filename of the new firmware you want to upload.
V0.900 latest stable version