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DEF CON 34 SAO-port orientation and 3.0 V / 100 mA context
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source-described host interface boundary
The repository points to a DEFCON34 MICD source and says the badge's SAO port is installed upside-down from the cited standard orientation, with a 3.0 V supply and 100 mA maximum-current context. It also says the MalO header can be inverted with a switch and jumper. This is a source-reported design consideration, not an official defect finding, a complete electrical specification, or proof of safe interoperability.
- Badge
- MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)
- Type
- source-described host interface boundary
- Status
- repository README note
- Compatibility
- MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)
- Source
- https://github.com/parallellogic-/MalO_SAO
first-hand Parallel Logic development diary
Public project diary maintained by Parallel Logic. It marks the project ongoing, documents planned DEFCON34 pickup, project motives, prototype r1 testing, LED-bank design, planned IR message exchange, and evolving Python/C++ firmware architecture. Its embedded photos are evidence only, not a reuse grant.
Badge: MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)
first-party ParallelLogic product listing
Live marketplace page for the $50 / 43-sold / 57-remaining August 4, 2026 snapshot, DEFCON34 drop label, high-level display/LED/SAO/USB-C/input/sensor/IR/NFC/RFID/haptic claims, package list, and stated SCP-1471 creative attribution. Its artwork and product media have no standalone reusable image permission basis.
Badge: MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)
license reference
License URL linked by the MalO product listing and repository README. It is retained as the project's stated license reference, not as a blanket license for third-party websites, product photos, individual dependencies, or every upstream lore asset.
Badge: MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)
public ParallelLogic source and design archive
Public repository with design, fabrication, PCB, source, and documentation directories; README names the planned DEFCON34 handout, RP2350B, flash, OLED, sensors, IR, RFID, SAO-port, current/orientation note, toolchain, credits, schematic link, and CC BY-SA 3.0 declared work license.
Badge: MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)
Creative Commons · retrieved 2026-05-15
The linked license reference for the repository's stated work license and the product listing's named SCP-1471 creative attribution. It does not by itself establish the rights status of any specific marketplace photo, diary image, third-party asset, or derivative selected for publication.
Badge: MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)
GitHub / parallellogic- · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary public source and design archive. Its README says the units will be sold online and handed out at DEFCON34, identifies RP2350B, 16 MB flash, hardware components, OLED, six-pin header, USB-C, C library, schematic, credits, upside-down-port note, 3.0 V / 100 mA context, and a CC BY-SA 3.0 declared work license. It does not prove the final population or every individual source file's license.
Badge: MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)
Parallel Logic / Hackaday.io · retrieved 2026-05-15
First-hand project-owner diary for ongoing pre-event status, intended DEFCON34 pickup, component/design decisions, prototype r1 observations, LED banks, IR design motivation, and evolving Python/C++ architecture. It is development evidence, not proof of a stable final release, delivery, policy, or image-reuse authorization.
Badge: MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)
ParallelLogic / Uberflux · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary marketplace source for the $50 / 43-sold / 57-remaining snapshot, DEFCON34 drop label, stated display, LED, SAO, USB-C, capacitive-touch, potentiometer, NFC/RFID, haptic, buzzer, microphone, IR, IMU, and environmental-monitor claims, package list, and SCP-1471 attribution. It does not establish final manufacture, delivery, privacy/security, host compatibility, safety, official status, or image reuse rights.
Badge: MalO SAO (DEF CON 34)