@Roland-Wijnen JLCPCB.com seems pretty happy with the files. Its rendering of the completed pcb looks correct, and they'll ship me 5 copies of the board for less than $10 US, including the shipping price. Seems like a plenty cheap price.
I haven't made this board with them, but I've used them plenty of times in the past, and when they render a board correctly on the portal, it always comes out correct when I get it in my hands. (Well, other than design mistakes - they make it just how I design it, but that's a different story.)
@Ikes-72000 If it were me having these problems, I'd simplify the situation by demounting the nRF board fromt he D1 Mini, then I'd power it, hook it up to a console and see whether I'm getting the count that it should be outputting. At that point what you have is simply a breakout board for the nRF, and it doesn't get any simpler than that.
@martim
Unfortunately we do not have any other manufacturing partners, so all sensebender boards are produced by itead.
How did you confirm that the board where broken? Have you tried starting the self test in the standard firmware that the micro is delivered with?
The factory firmware is available at
https://github.com/mysensors/SensebenderMicro/blob/master/Arduino/SensebenderMicro/SensebenderMicro.ino
@berkseo, thanks.
Finally, I found another solution with image2cpp, that allow direct conversion of svg files.
link text
So i can convert icons from [link text] (https://iconify.design/icon-sets/mdi/)
And for fonts, i use link text, it works fine with Gxepd2 library.
@berkseo Very nice. I wasn't aware that MySensors was working on NRF52840. Any different than the NRF52832 when it comes to flashing bootloader, uploading sketches, or executing code?
