OLED Watch Assembly Guide
http://jared.geek.nz/2014/jul/oshw-oled-watch
The watch was designed in Altium Designer, so if you want any modifications you will require it.
Otherwise you should be able to build the device with just the schematic, gerbers, and bill-of-
materials (BOM)
Keep in mind I have a Revision 3 planned, so keep an eye out on my page for future updates. I plan
to fix all the issues with the current Revision 2 design, and use some more common parts.
Downloads
First, download all the required files:
http://jared.geek.nz/oshw-oled-watch/files/OLED-Watch-Schematics.pdf
http://jared.geek.nz/oshw-oled-watch/files/OLED-Watch-PCB.pdf
http://jared.geek.nz/oshw-oled-watch/files/OLED-Watch-BOM.xlsx
http://jared.geek.nz/oshw-oled-watch/files/OLED-Watch-Rev2-Gerbers.zip
Altium sources are available here if desired:
http://jared.geek.nz/oshw-oled-watch/files/OLED-Watch-Rev2-Altium.zip
You can use the provided Gerbers for ordering the PCB, or order directly from OSHPark using this
link:
https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/cXvq9TpQ
You get 3 boards and it costs around $10 or so.
Required Tools
The device can be assembled completely by hand, provided you have some basic SMD gear. At a
minimum you will need:
Cheap temperature-controlled soldering iron, with a fine tip
Cheap hot-air reflow station – It doesn’t need to be fancy, you just need temperature-
controlled hot-air with a small nozzle. You can find one from SparkFun
Thin solder - I prefer leaded, it is easier to use
Flux - I prefer gel-type in a syringe. Flux is very important and makes your life a lot easier!
Tweezers
Additionally the following items are helpful:
Solder wick (for removing solder bridges)
