NOTE 1: please fork this repo if using for your own use. I don't intend for this to be a central resource for airtag RE, more just some useful references for you to build on.
NOTE 2: This repo will not have any firmware or similar. Issues are disabled because the repo does not have any issues, it's perfect.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| VCC1 | +3.0V input (1 of 2 - both needed)* |
| VCC2 | +3.0V input (2 of 2 - both needed)* |
| GND | Ground |
| 5 | VCC2 (Connects to VCC2 input) |
| 6 | VCC1 (Connects to VCC1 input) |
| 7 | GND |
| 8 | nRF ball E2 (P0.16) |
| 9 | nRF ball D3 (P0.26) |
| 19 | 1.8V SPI Flash - Data In (COPI) / nRF ball H3 (P0.16) |
| 20 | 1.8V SPI Flash - Data Out (CIPO) /nRF ball H4 (P0.15) |
| 21 | 1.8V SPI Flash VCC |
| 22 | 1.8V SPI Flash - SCLK / nRF ball G3 (P0.17) |
| 24 | 1.8V SPI Flash - Chip Select (CS)/ nRF ball F4 (P0.11) |
| 29 | Apple Logo :) GND |
| 30 | nRF ball H1 (P0.21/nRST) |
| 31 | nRF ball H2 (P0.18/SWO) |
| 34 | 1.8V from nRF |
| 35 | nRF ball F1 (SWCLK) |
| 36 | nRF ball G1 (SWDIO) |
*NOTE: The big pads under the VCC1/VCC2 battery terminals are NOT connected. So if you remove the battery terminals you need to solder to the smaller pads where the terminals connected! I just apply 3.3V here, it's assumed the device will be designed to work with some variation.
The SPI connections (SCK/DI/DO/CS) are as above. If talking to the SPI flash chip note the following:
- You need to apply 1.8V on test point 21 to force the flash on.
- The nRF occasionally talks to SPI flash (especially when stuff like adding a device happens) which will interrupt this. But most of time the flash is powered off and thus the pins are tri-stated.
The nrf controls power to the SPI flash, so you need to override it by supplying 1.8V on test point 21.
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