In this video, Andrei shows examples of connecting 5 different MikroE Click Boards to BeaglePlay so you can get started data logging with your next project!

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In this video, Andrei shows how easy it is to visualize sensor readouts on BeaglePlay using NodeRed!

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One of the design trade-offs when building the BeagleY-AI to conform to a Pi 5 form factor as well as it does was to place the tag-connect JTAG interface for the SoC between the two banks of USB 3.0 ports. As a result, the original retainer clips that come with TagConnect cables do not fit unless you shave down the clip PCB and even then, it’s hard to put in/remove.

To get around this, I’ve designed a simple to print 3D printable piece that serves the same purpose and provides a handy grabbing point so you an can easily insert/remove it.

Both PLA and PETG have been fine but I would avoid printing in something like ABS due to risk of it warping/shrinking and affecting the dimensional tolerance of the holes.

These prints come out perfectly on my Bambu X1C in both PETG and PLA as mentioned above, but you may need to play with scaling depending on the tolerances/calibration of your individual printer and filament.

Happy Printing and Debugging (with JTAG not the print) !

Files are available here –

https://www.printables.com/model/879533-beagley-ai-tagconnect-clip-10pin

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I’ve deployed BeaglePlay as a HomeAssistant controller for over a year and a half to run my connected devices. It acts as a rock stable Apple HomeKit bridge to my Matter and Zigbee enabled devices as well as some other more appliances but it deserved more than just laying bare on a shelf so I designed some snazzy cases to show it off and keep it safe! I hope others use these to improve it and design their own!

There are two versions for now:

1. A full enclosure with options for both enclosed antennas as well as external SMA, including options for multi-color printing and cutouts for all expansion ports including Mikrobus.  https://www.printables.com/model/529256-beagleplay-case/
2. A simpler to print tray form factor that still allows easy access to the board – https://www.printables.com/model/576552-beagleplay-mounting-tray

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