First time using the newer AVR parts. Sch did not match. Was not sure if my programmer would just work. Wanted to just prove these could serve as a OneWire DS temp sensor bus driver/coproc for a larger Arm M4 based system. Took a while to understand and to get my old Atmel-ICE into play. This, with the new OneWire library you guys provided on GitHub, made the project work - with less than 100 bytes left in flash! My guess is that you guys made the exact scenario work in your OneWire work.

Thanks,

Rich

David | Oct. 27, 2020

Need help

For ATtiny 167 Development Board (assembled)

I've used your ATtiny88 board with no issues (awesome). With your ATtiny167, not so much. I am just trying to turn the LED on. I am using Atmel ICE unit. Basically using 2 instructions from assembled C code: sbi 0x4,3 and sbi 0x5,3 What am I missing? Hopefully I'm doing something wrong. Ignore the ratings since I needed to fill them to send this message

Response from Azduino by Spence Konde | Oct. 30, 2020

Hi - I just saw this now; I prioritize responding to Tindie messages, emailed requests for support, and github issues over reading reviews (and I have not received any such communication from you) I'm sorry to hear that you're having issues. I'm going to send an email to the address you placed your order through so we can handle it there.

It is rather hard to ignore a bad review, as the ratings do show up for all my customers, and are included when people view all the reviews for the store! Please do contact me directly when you're having issues with a board I've sold so that I can get things sorted out!

Thanks

Victor | Nov. 26, 2019

Board not working

For ATtiny841 dev. board w/Optiboot (assembled)

I think there were some QA issues with my board.... SMD components are unaligned, also ordered an 8MHz internal oscillator version, but received one with a XTAL soldered. Won't blame for the extra crystal at no cost, but makes me think seller is not checking product.

The biggest problem is board won't work at all. After shorting RST to ground, Optiboot bootloader won't come up. Tried to burn bootloader again using an USBasp, but attiny841 won't respond.

What a pity, really appreciate Spence work on github, but I'm disappointed with this board, think I wasted money.

Mark | Nov. 10, 2017

First time using the RN2903. Looking forward to it

For LoRaWAN RN2483/RN2903 Breakout board (Assembled)

Product is for student project involving LoRaWAN. Will hopefully be part of either an end device or a LoRaWAN repeater.

Timothy | April 10, 2017

Good.

For 2" x 4" Prototyping/Project boards

Works fine for my purposes. Plan to buy some more.
Requirements for leaving a review are a nuisance.
Marking down communication for that reason.

Response from Azduino by Spence Konde | April 10, 2017

Thanks for your order - and looking forward to your next one! Glad to hear the boards are working out for you.

I'm sorry to hear about your experience with the product review process - unfortunately the review system is entirely managed by Tindie; as the store owner I have no control over it.

-Spence

Ivan | April 27, 2016

OK

For RN2483 breakout (bare board)

Well serves to the purpose it was designed for. Some more docs would be fine. What to say more about a PCB ?

Response from Azduino by Spence Konde | April 27, 2016

What sort of additional documentation would you like to see for a product like this? I'm happy to add more information, but I'm not sure what people are looking for.

Thanks!

Paul | March 13, 2016

nice little board

For ATtiny841 dev. board w/Optiboot (assembled)

Fired right up, everything works as it should. '841 is an amazing little chip. Wish I had a complete schematic, tho!

Response from Azduino by Spence Konde | March 13, 2016

Thanks - I've added full and accurate schematic. It's not as pretty as the old one was, but at least it reflects reality. It's now also in the product images on tindie.