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So the actual pogo pins usually go on the programmer/test fixture. Are youtalking about the test pads that the pins make contact with? There are some standard types of these like the Tag connect devices or a SOIC clip. You will probably have to carefully measure your pads and make a custom footprint unless you know exactly which programmer end they were designed for and can find the spec.
PogoPins are generally used for test fixtures.
I have not made those myself, but I seem to recall there are (slit?) tubes available to put those pogo pins in, so they can be replaced if needed. (Those test fixtures are often expensive and have to last multiple thousands of test cycles).
Thanks for clarifying that ppelleti.
Yes, I want to connect to the bottom pads for connecting to the USB pins.
I figured out that I need this pogopin: -220.pdf
and this header to hold the teensy:
-inc/SLW-114-01-G-S/1104623
I know that if you pogo at AbsRads final phase, the orbs will go offscreen and disapear, making your life easier. But I can't do that somehow. Any tips? My charms are Mark of Pride, Sharp Shadow, Shamam Stone and Unbreakable Strength if that matters.
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Summary: Misleading links and omitted information force users to bounce back and forth in a hub-and-spoke pattern between a routing page and subpages linked from it, increasing the interaction cost and decreasing engagement over time. Use web analytics tools to identify and monitor pogo-stick behavior on your site.
Within a website, pogo-stick behavior is an indication that people are struggling to find relevant content. Navigating repeatedly through the same pages quickly becomes tiresome, and is highly discouraging. Users in this situation may give up entirely, or settle with the most satisficing answer encountered during the arduous journey through the site. Because of the excessive effort exerted, these users are not likely to extend their visit for a second purpose, nor do they ever return. This demonstrates the interaction elasticity of websites, where a higher interaction cost results in lower usage over time.
Most often, pogo sticking is discovered by directly observing users during usability tests. However, web-analytics tools can also help identify this behavior and monitor improvements once changes have been implemented. The process of examining the sequence of pages that a user has visited during a single session on a website is known as path analysis.
The most simplistic way to identify a page where pogo-stick behavior may be occurring is to look at routing pages with a high ratio of page views to unique page views. This measure indicates that many users repeatedly navigate to those pages. However, this number alone does not necessarily mean that users pogo stick or otherwise fail to find information.
Here are some of the common problems that can cause pogo-sticking behavior, along with suggested solutions and research activities that can be used to uncover the best way to implement those solutions.
Not sure, my boss was able to print from his Macbook today at work with my pogo. All we did was follow the directions on the pdf I posted. Sorry I dont have any more info as I am using a PC.
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i think i'm lucky. sending photos from my mac hasn't failed once for me.
i send files straight from macbook pro to my pogo. i go to iphoto, left click pic i want then on 'show file' in the menu. i then send this file to pogo via bluetooth. has always worked fine for me just takes abt 2 mins to send as i think the files are quite large. my dig camera is 10 megapixels
ok i just did one and looked at the photo info. it was quite large 1.8mb and yes it was in RGB format.
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oh and have also sent some images i have found online. i just put them in photoshop into onto a 2 by 3 inch canvas size. this also worked fine for me.
also i have found i can't have the pogo connected to power when i am sending or just get red light
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quarrelsome bulb edited this topic ages ago.
hey guys i just got my pogo and had problems with a certain jpg. Seems like in photoshop if i unchecked "progressive & optimized" it printed - Ill post more results when i do more tests
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Thanks all, just got my Pogo from Polapremium and the 'send file' from the bluetooth menu on my mac (old non-intel G4) worked great for me. I'm using it to print my Digital Harinezumi jpgs as I thought the pogo and a digital toy camera like the Harinezumi would be an interesting combination. (shame the digi hari doesn't have bluetooth, I have to get them onto the computer first)
Of course it would be GREAT if Apple enabled bluetooth photo sharing from my iPhone as well (are you listening Steve???)
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Hey guys! after having problems with my new pogo-_____- i've come to a conclusion that polaroid pogo only prints JPG files, not PNG or anything else-- maybe they should've included this note on the box so that customers like us wont be so agitated with it not responding when we send our images to be printed!!!
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@marlambie Thanks!. Searched for hours finding out why my pogo kept refusing files. The problem was that files that contain dots, e.g. nice.photo.jpg were rejected (maybe it believes it is a .photo.jpg file instead of a .jpg)
The error I got was the bottom LED flashing 5 times red after sending via bluetooth.
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Having spent numerous frustrating attempts to print from my IMac to the polaroid pogo - the comments from this forum put me on the right track and the system now works every time!
Beware of complicated file names (even if not visible) and this probably accounts for issues of scanned negs and slides also.
I re-saved my photos with simple designations and they now print faultlessly. If you have a lot of prints to make it can also be worth saving them with simple designations and in reduced size. NB - A large image can take 2-3 minutes to transmit (before printing) and this increases the risk of error.
Ideally for top quality you just need print size at photo quality i.e 300dpi. In photoshop I use image size - 4 ins @300 dpi and for full frame from EOS 5D this works out at 1200x.800 pixels if you prefer to approach it from this stance.
In this size the images are pin sharp and take about 40 seconds to transmit followed by roughly 25 seconds to print out from the pogo.
I hope this helps as it is a great little gadget - now that it works.
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At rest, Pogo sat atop the trailing edges of its two wings and dorsal and ventral fins. Convair fitted a small, castering wheel onto the end of a strut several feet long and mounted four of these to form an improvised landing gear at the tips of the wings and fins. At touchdown, the struts compressed several feet, like a child's pogostick, to dampen impact forces. There were no brakes and the wheels rolled freely so flying under no-wind conditions was important. This was tolerable on a prototype but the Fleet could not have accepted a production VTOL fighter without brakes on the landing gear.
I play Pogo Canasta daily. This morning, I started playing a game and in the first 5 minutes, my game freezes up and I have to refresh. After I refresh it works about another minute or two, then it freezes up again and says I need to refresh. I refresh and it blows me out of the game and I can't get back in. This morning my rating started at 1020. I have played two games today and been blown out of both of them. Now my rating is 908. You need to fix the issues with canasta. I can't complete a game because pogo keeps freezing on me and I keep having to refresh and then it blows me out of the game. It is not my computer as my computer is fairly new. It is not my computer issue as I know other players in pogo canasta who are having the same problem.
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