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hardware/receiver/ holds the tinyDecoders receiver docs, apart from the tinySensor emitter boards: connections (colour, ends, length), pull-ups and RXB6 decoupling, pin positions in the enclosure, the 1.9 mm headroom under the RXB6 shield, assembly order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
docs: receiver wiring and assembly guide (SVG diagram)
chore: OpenSCAD and Python comments in English
docs: tinySensor wiring guide; every Markdown doc in English
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…evel From the first assembly: - Pro Micro moved back 1.8 mm: its socket face sits 0.5 mm inside the outer face, and the opening shrinks from 12 x 8 (overmould) to 9 x 4 (socket only). The RXB6 moves with it, over the same pins. - Screen 1.2 mm below the face instead of 2.8 (oled_recess); the pin joint groove keeps 0.7 mm of skin (assert). - Bottom window edge horizontal in the world: it opens outwards at 40° like the 45° sides and top, and prints as a flat bridge. - Rail holes: note to drill them to 0.8 mm (they print closed up). - Wiring guide: 10 µF may be tantalum (polarity) or a flat electrolytic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The four screw pads printed as small islands near the edges (many short moves). Each pad now hulls out to its corner and a 4 mm band along the walls, as high as the pads, joins them into one frame: +1.3 cm³ (~1.6 g PETG). Only contacts with the shell bosses and the Pro Micro pins. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…p to the face The bosses were round columns hulled to their corner, leaving air between them and the walls, and the front ones left an air pocket under the screen. Each boss is now a square block from its wall corner to 3 mm past the screw axis; the front bosses rise up to the face, minus a keep-out behind the OLED and its wires (oled_back deep, from 2 mm below the board edge). Plate pads are square too. The rear gussets stay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stacked on #66 (itself on #65): merge those first, then this one retargets to
master. Not printed yet: changes for the next print.From the first assembly (2026-11-14):
oled_recess); pin joint groove keeps 0.7 mm of skin (assert).receiver.3mf: first-print Orca settings committed, then meshes updated in place.Checked: shell and plate render without errors or failed asserts; no intersection between the shell, the RXB6 (antenna included) and the Pro Micro (socket included).
Not changed: RXB6 still floats a little on its supports (glue, as planned).
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