AIO Boards, Are they still being supported?

[SwampYankee]

I have a AIO board in one of my trail cameras, but I see on one board there may be a problem. Can we still get these boards or have them worked on are they a dead issue? If they are history, what board do you suggest to replace it that runs similar? I don't see anything on here after 2012 on them. Mine is still working fine.....BUT

[Buckhunter1]

There's still guys using them, think all my cams are running them now. I happen to like them for some twisted reason.
Several of the guys on the DIY forum use em an program em, so yep, they are still out there.
If ya ever need one give me a yell, I have a few extras.

[wolvenkinde]

yup - the aio is a all-in-one, do it yourself board. Nice for trying out new cams to figure out performance and programming.
They are not supposed to be built or used in builds for sale/profit. Sometimes you will find builds being sold with the AIO but the price of the AIO is deducted from the sale price. You should be able to fit a SS2 at the least for a replacement if needed and if the Fresnel is positioned correctly the Snapshot LCD board can be used...all depends on the build set-up.

[SwampYankee]

I have parts coming and there are AI0 boards in there. If I can make them work I will but good to know I have other boards I can use and people who know the AI0. I've been reading everything on them I come across, but it will all make more sense when I have them in my hands.
Thank you both for the replys.

[Buckhunter1]

Once you build one you'll be fine. The programming is mostly done for a lot of cams, just tweak em for your own needs.

[SwampYankee]

Thanks guys. Boards are here, and I'm working on programing the 20x2 chips. Great winter project. How different is the programing of the chips from one board to another? Looks like tweaking here and there might be a quicker way to get it done.

[johnnydeerhunter]

As long as you have the same generation boards the programs should be the same from board to board as long as you are using the same camera. Some cameras just require a long or shorter pause between powering on the camera and pressing the shutter and other cameras require you to start changing how long the "button presses" are held.