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Coldplay Braclets
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10-07-2017 02:02AM#1Any electronics form dwellers at the Coldplay concert in Dublin this weekend? Yeah, the concert was cool - but more importantly, Start on taking your bracelet apart yet?
The one I got is different to the ones I saw discussed elsewhere - its all white - has no board number that I can see...
There is No speaker/Microphone and only 2 AAAA batteries in mine (some USA concerts have an extra two 3V batteries to power front lights)
Main chip is Atmel ATSAMD20 (with a breakout JTAG interface which might be interesting if it can be reprogrammed via it)
Closest I can find information on is this USA one:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Hacking-a-Xyloband-With-Arduino
That USA one seems to have a larger circuit board and different CPU(ATMEGA88) - but otherwise does look to be an similar circuit.... “Roll it back”
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Any electronics form dwellers at the Coldplay concert in Dublin this weekend? Yeah, the concert was cool - but more importantly, Start on taking your bracelet apart yet?
The one I got is different to the ones I saw discussed elsewhere - its all white - has no board number that I can see...
There is No speaker/Microphone and only 2 AAAA batteries in mine (some USA concerts have an extra two 3V batteries to power front lights)
Main chip is Atmel ATSAMD20 (with a breakout JTAG interface which might be interesting if it can be reprogrammed via it)
Closest I can find information on is this USA one:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Hacking-a-Xyloband-With-Arduino
That USA one seems to have a larger circuit board and different CPU(ATMEGA88) - but otherwise does look to be an similar circuit....
The seem to be running a wireless version of the lighting (dmx??) protocol, possibly on 868. Would be nice to make something to talk to it.0 -
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