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Latest revision as of 14:42, 29 September 2026
Landis+Gyr Meter Examples
Early Generation Dual Board based on M16C processor
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Dual board meter, older design, brain/network board top
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Dual board meter, older design, brain/network board bottom
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Dual board meter, older design, metering board top
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Dual board meter, older design, metering board bottom
Generation 4 based on M16C processor
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Blank PCB Components side
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Blank PCB Screen and Buttons side
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Component side ground plane and traces sanded off
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Component side ground plane and screen side sanded off
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Screen side ground plane
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Screen side ground plane sanded off showing internal layer traces
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PCB with EM250 Zigbee chip and lower accuracy Teridian chip
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PCB with EM357 Zigbee chip and higher accuracy Teridian chip
Generation 5 smart meter based on ARM Cortex-M processor (FCCID R7PEG1R1S6)
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Top of Gen5 meter board with LCD screen
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Top of Gen5 meter board with the LCD screen removed
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Bottom of Gen5 meter board, ATSAM4C32 processor is under the large brown capacitor seen in the bottom middle of the PCB.
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Red circled spots are missing 0 ohm resistors you need to solder bridge to enable JTAG connector to function.