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Cleaned up some traces and errors in the PCB editor. Most of the changes won't actually be visible on a manufactured board but cleans things up for anyone who wants to poke around in the editor. Nudged some solder masks and traces around to remove overlaps. and cleaned up copper zones making many of the runs smoother and look better but should not any real impact on the finished product. I noticed that the physical board that I received has a "P6-Alt" connector that was not present in the editor so I added that.
Cleaned up some traces and errors in the PCB editor. Most of the changes won't actually be visible on a manufactured board but cleans things up for anyone who wants to poke around in the editor. Nudged some solder masks and traces around to remove overlaps. and cleaned up copper zones making many of the runs smoother and look better but should not any real impact on the finished product. I noticed that the physical board that I received has a "P6-Alt" connector that was not present in the editor so I added that. Added Redherring32's NullCIC design built into the main board instead of as a daughter board. You can choose to either populate the CIC or the capacitor, resistor, and IC under it. Updated schematic to reflect changes to the PCB
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P6 Alt was removed from master to bring it more inline with the OEM board. It was instead moved to the "feature" branch. For everything else I'll have to review it tonight. :) |
Cleaned up some traces and errors in the PCB editor. Most of the changes won't actually be visible on a manufactured board but cleans things up for anyone who wants to poke around in the editor. Nudged some solder masks and traces around to remove overlaps. and cleaned up copper zones making many of the runs smoother and look better but should not any real impact on the finished product. I noticed that the physical board that I received has a "P6-Alt" connector that was not present in the editor so I added that. Added Redherring32's NullCIC design built into the main board instead of as a daughter board. You can choose to either populate the CIC or the capacitor, resistor, and IC under it. Updated schematic to reflect changes to the PCB
Added Pwr Btn/Rst Btn Board
Added power/RF Board. Could not find info to build in RF so I used mspinksosu's design for an RF board that has composit video and dual mono audio out instead.
Did some clean up. Each board has its own folder and schematic. Certain changes were chanting nets that were unrelated and causing issues. Separating them will prevent this. I believe best practice is to have it this way any how. Side notes: The A/V connectors have the wrong footprint. These are place holders till I decide what connectors I want to use. I left the previous schematics and PCB in the root folder so I can refer to them later but they will likely not be updated from this point forward and may be removed later on.
Added board option with built in AV/Power and corrected the old oversized RCA place holders with accurate footprints. Nothing is tested at this point but some quick eye math tells me that both boards can be combined.
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Cleaned up some traces and errors in the PCB editor. Most of the changes won't actually be visible on a manufactured board but cleans things up for anyone who wants to poke around in the editor.
Nudged some solder masks and traces around to remove overlaps. and cleaned up copper zones making many of the runs smoother and look better but should not any real impact on the finished product.
I noticed that the physical board that I received has a "P6-Alt" connector that was not present in the editor so I added that.