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Latest RP2040 PicoFly *2024* : Nintendo Switch OLED Install
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
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Join me for an install of the latest RP2040 into a Nintendo Switch OLED.
*I don't condone piracy* This Switch has been modded so the Tegra X1 can run at the original clock speeds Nvidia intended.
Also by modding the console with the Picofly 2040, you are able to back up your NAND memory. As the eMMC and NAND is linked to the CPU, so should the NAND chip ever fail, your Switch OLED doesn't become an expensive brick.
This is advanced micro soldering, so copy at your own risk.
CPU caps = 1Uf 6.3V 0201 20%
00:00 Intro
01:40 Removing APU heat shield
03:30 eMMC Dat0
08:55 A D 3.3v Points
16:44 APU Soldering SP1 Sp2
19:22 Dat0 point B and reassembly
25:50 Testing
Hi, I really liked your video. I am attempting my first Switch OLED upgrade this week with a PicoFly chip and will use this video as my guide. At a guess I think you are also a UK man, also by your accent you live near me, near or in the Black Country? I'm in Lichfield
Would it be possible if I get stuck, I can reach out to you?
Hi, yeah feel free to reach out. You are right on all occasions Im from Walsall so only down the road from you.
Discord username is :iyates feel free to message me. I’ve emailed you too.
I would recommend in the future using a UV curyng solder mask @@QTronics
Thanks my friend.
I just ordered my oled chip from aliexpress.. Hopefully I will manage to build this switch without damaging.. Did three switch v2 so far, but the oled one is on another level 😮
Just really take your time. If you’ve done three v2’s then you know to take it easy on the APU caps.
The hardest part of this getting the d point exposed, just take your time.
The emmc can be tricky too so make sure you lock it into place. Good luck :) hope it goes well
@@QTronics thanks, I will let you know. Watched several videos but I liked this the best 👍
@@HardstyleTommY please do :)
Heyy
The chip arrived and I did manage to install it, but sadly I receive a =* led.. ( dat0 not connected..)
But it is connected and I get a good reading with my multimeter.
I am a little bit stuck and don't really know how to figure the issue ourt..
Any quick idea?
By the way i like your humor 😂👍
@@HardstyleTommY have you checked all the points? point A also links to the NAND so double check to make sure that's connected.
What diode reading are you getting for Dat O?
When you connect the ribbon to the picofly board, whats the diode reading you get on the C test point on the board please?
If you're on discord Iyates - might be easier to talk there
Amazing work! Thank you for your guide, I'll try someday. Modded v2 switch couple months ago
Thanks, awesome news v2’s are good experience, as i think most people mess up the APU caps so you’ve dont most the hard work before :)
ey friend ,ive got a question for you , the other point of welding near the dat0 ...the condenser , you make a brige betwen the wlding and the flex ¿
Yeah, this is just to hold the adapter in place. As they are prone to slipping else
Nice ! 👍
Thanks
Good Job Bro....yu should try the kimakazy method an also an installtiom on the switch lite using dats same mod chip....an the fpc ribbon flex cable instead of wires...
The kamikaze method is on my list todo.
As well as and installation in a lite with the other version
Hi, great video! I am looking to buy a PicoFly or an instinct V6 for my OLED. Which one do you think is better and easier to install? Also, do you have a reputable store for the chips and a good dat0 adapter? Thanks
This is the latest version of the Picofly with a good adapter : www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007196605609.html ( it installs on the cpu the same way the instinct does)
In terms of install, I believe the instinct has more points to solder. So it's all down to how confident you are. I think the Instinct's also cost more?
The way I see it is the picofly boards are fine, no real need for the instinct. Once the console is booted the boards dont do anything, it's only on the initial launch.
I think the Instinct board might be slightly faster at initial boot that's all.
Hey, these link not working do you have another suggestion to buy form ali? Thanks for your time and appreciate the tutorial@@QTronics
@@tonycheck www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007272086847.html
Hey, Just installed it, but its blinks Blue, Yellow, Yellow and boots to OFW, any idea? Maybe the dat0? Dont know
Have you measured all the points in diode mode? should be getting around 0.7v
It does sounds like a Dat0 issue though, I would also check point D (the one by the APU).
@@QTronics will check that, my multimeter is a bit old and doesn’t read low V on diode
how did you get on?
@@QTronics my readings are all good but it works. But it all back together stops working. I think is Dat0 flex cable. Going to change to a new one today
@@QTronics it was the point A wasnt very connected, When i was putting back the cpu heater it would lift up that point, so no connection
Hey! Appreciate what you do. Best tutorial! Do you have a trusted seller or link to the mod chip to buy. Thanks for your time!
I dont have any trusted sellers sorry : this looks fine though www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007387170591.html
Nicely done! Do you mind linking me to a modchip I can use for my fiances v1 switch XKW? Thank you in advanced! I've commented on other videos and haven't got any assistance.
No probs dude,
Single chips cost a little more,
a.aliexpress.com/_EHPeRvN
The 1pc NS version will work for V1 or V2
@@QTronics you’re amazing thank you! Keep up the good content 🙂
Hi,what microscope you use? Have a link?
www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09VPPS96M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
That's a non affiliate link, Andonstar AD246s
If the chip is removed again, will the Nintendo be like the original?
Yeah,
I've had to redo the Dat 0 point a couple times. It'll read good but then a few weeks later it'll all of a sudden stop working and it'll read 2.0v. Not sure why or what I'm doing wrong.
Tbh, im not sure. Could simply be more pressure was needed before soldering it. I think it depends on the adapter too. Some of them let you solder to the resistor to the side. Which should stop it slipping. It could also be some flux moving under the chip over time
I'd also suggest a thin wire like 36awg. I've been using i think 30awg and they're a bit too thick i think, then tension and pressure maybe be too intense for it. It sounds unconventional, but i use hot glue sometimes as well to prevent the wire tugging the dat0 connection. Funny enough some manufacturers actually use glue in electronics/pcbs, totally safe.
@@Tech_Wes_ Yeah smaller wire might help, could even use magnet wire.
Hot glue actually might help with this, if the glue is in place enough to give the adapter a little more tension.
Hi, im not an expert in this, relatively new, but wouldnt it make it easier to tin the components first prior to installation to make it a little easier? Thanks in advance
personally, I find with these installs, tinning the pads can make the ribbons stiffer. Especially the APU ribbon for me I find when it's tinned it doesn't sit in placer nicely . Other do tin prior, it's just preference I dont for the apu.
everything was working before screwing everything in, once i screwed the board in i think the cable pulled the ribbon out of dat0.... i put everything together and it just boots to OFW. when i opened the console again the dat0 had not voltage reading. i think the cable i used was too thick. the hardest part about this mod is that damn dat0.
Double check point D too, the one above the CPU as the ribbon can sometimes come loose on there. Also make sure the cpu shield isn’t shorting on it.
Dat0 can move a lot though, hopefully you can sort it.
As it’s booting to OFW, this means it’s not broken, it just needs resoldeing so this is all good
@@QTronics thanks! I’m waiting on a new dat0 connector since one of the grounding pints came off while trying to desolder. I’ll probably do kapton tape on the point above the cpu as well. I almost want to somehow glue the dat0 connector after soldering and testing voltage for future proofing. I see many people have issues with it coming loose months down the line. Even though I’m pretty careful with my electronics that point is particularly prone to disconnecting since it’s just touching the solder ball under the emmc.
@@ozzcar23 Yeah, the adapter does make a difference.
If you can get the ones that have the option to solder to the resistor on the side, they tend to move less.
Gluing it in place might not be a bad shout.
what happens when I solder everything and the led lights up and the Nintendo turns on but the screen is black . Happened to me after resoldering the flex cable because I flipped the right side of it the wrong way .
Have you taken the mod chip off? Does it boot normally?
What do you mean you flipped the flex wrong?
Could you show what you mean with diode mode?
www.electronicshub.org/test-a-diode/
Basically put the multimeter in diode mode, you should only get a voltage reading on the positive side
@@QTronics tnx! Got it…
Link for this modchip please?
당신 정말 대단하다
Thank you.
sstraight into hetake, i mean hetake, i mean bukk....
nevermind.
Straight to something hahaha 🤣
ahhahaha, i'm sorry lol, i couldn't help myself lol
I had a success on mine after destroying my motherboard and having to buy a new one
2nd times the charm. Well done
omg he does a volt test then moved it after he confirmed it was connecting, wtf.... get some tape brother!
Tape doesn’t stick properly when there flux present.
I assume you’re taking about the dat0 adapter too
hi friends, where are the flash archive to rp2049 picoflyI need donwload , can you help me ?
gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/page-78#post-10090767
Latest software is found on the link above/
@@QTronics thanks friend!
@juanjoviciana6152 you’re welcome
Hi, do you have a diagram of the install?
here you go : gbatemp.net/download/a-definitive-picofly-install-guide.37968/
please install it into the nintendo switch v2
There's one on the way. :)
Do the kamikaze for the Dat0. ITS better.
Better but riskier, it's on my list to do
@@QTronics its not that riskier. Just do It with calm
@yopa66 100x time riskier. Scratching through layers of board, vs at worst needing to resolder the adapter or emmc.
The kamikaze method is more reliable though I agree
@@QTronics i mean that its better for the customer, because It has no problems with the Time. And lifting the emmc its riskier for me.
@yopa66 yeah it is better, but deffo riskier.
Also im not selling installs, it was a tutorial being good enough to solder this is one thing but then being good enough to kamikaze on top is a whole different level.
If you can do it, fair play.
Im from walsall how much for this service
Sorry dude, I was only doing this for a friend.
I believe TvPartsWorld does them in wolvo.
youtube.com/@tvpartsworld806?si=EfF73436YFSFIhN0
@@QTronics oh yh i got take an xbox to him next week for hdmi repair i be sure to ask him about this thanks.
Link for mod chip
Please? 🤣
www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006710003938.html
@@QTronics appreciate this a lot thank you.
what microscope do you use?
Andonstar AD246S-M (7inch)
This one dude:( non affiliate link)
amzn.eu/d/7o7HFS0