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  • slackwarerobert
    Member
    • Apr 2013
    • 13
    • Third World Dictatorship

    #1

    maylong brick

    Screen is fine, so I want to use it for a gun site. How do you get these $#%^&# things apart so I can get access to the guts of it. Just the os boot seems to be the problem with it, and I will need to rewrite the os anyways.
    If breaking open is the only way, where is the best point to do it so as not to break important parts. I can deal with making a new case for the screen, I need to anyways for the motor control cables and triggering signal interface.
    Just need to get it apart first.
  • cheapie
    null
    • Jul 2010
    • 849
    • USA

    #2
    Re: maylong brick

    What is this "$#%^&# thing" exactly? Pictures would help too.

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    • slackwarerobert
      Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 13
      • Third World Dictatorship

      #3
      Re: maylong brick

      One of those 7" touch screen androids. Was given to me, but doesn't seem to have any way to get apart. The OS boot is trashed, but once inside I can make an sd or eeprom to fix that. Will take photo tonight. Has more than enough cpu to drive a couple of stepper motors for axis controls.

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      • geobaja
        New Member
        • May 2013
        • 7
        • usa

        #4
        Re: maylong brick

        Maybe by now you were able to opened it, but if not is very simple if you have the right tool, just get at ebay an Iphone screen tool kit($1 -$2) or just find one of those Guitar Nails (plastic Triangule) and press all around the edge of the tablet were the two plate covers (Front and Back)get together and you shoud be able to opened it. and please let us know if you were able to do the axis controller. Cheers

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