Arduino Nano PI Main Discussion

[6666]

The non recognition of the clone board is interesting. I was fortunate enough to have mine recognized as a Nano, at least one out of four that I purchased. I shall solder up the other 3 and try them.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Seeing that these nano's worked for you I have ordered some, hope they work for what they cost to purchase them from Australia.

[godigit1]

I was able to find the link to the 500 pin free dip trace.

Took me bit to figure what I had searched before as it was a while ago.

https://diptrace.com/buy/non-profit/
I had to email them and ask for a code but it was pretty quick as they got back to me the next day.

Best

[surfdetector]

I was able to find the link to the 500 pin free dip trace.

Took me bit to figure what I had searched before as it was a while ago.

https://diptrace.com/buy/non-profit/
I had to email them and ask for a code but it was pretty quick as they got back to me the next day.

Best

Thanks for the link, I had considered requesting this before but I think that I shall follow through now.

[surfdetector]

Seeing that these nano's worked for you I have ordered some, hope they work for what they cost to purchase them from Australia.

Fingers crossed. I soldered up a 3rd one after work today and it worked a treat.

[Qiaozhi]

Thanks for the link, I had considered requesting this before but I think that I shall follow through now.

You may not need it. You can check how many pins a DipTrace design requires by selecting "File> Schematic Information" in the schematic package.
The Pro Q design uses 258 pins out of the maximum of 300.

[6666]

You may not need it. You can check how many pins a DipTrace design requires by selecting "File> Schematic Information" in the schematic package.
The Pro Q design uses 258 pins out of the maximum of 300.

I was wondering how to do that, thanks.

[6666]

Fingers crossed. I soldered up a 3rd one after work today and it worked a treat.

Got to wait a few weeks for mailing from USA, but fingers x'd.

[Lam-part]

What depths on the coils?

[Qiaozhi]

What depths on the coils?

See page 48.

[Lam-part]

Buy a book just to know depth?

[godigit1]

I was wondering how to do that, thanks.

Hey 6666

You click file and down to layout information and you can get your trace lengths as well.
Its like a puzzle to play with trying to reduce trace lengths. I've taken over 15 inches off the auto router on another small board.

[godigit1]

You may not need it. You can check how many pins a DipTrace design requires by selecting "File> Schematic Information" in the schematic package.
The Pro Q design uses 258 pins out of the maximum of 300.

That's funny I totally nailed the exact Pin count on the pro Q board I think I finally have ready.( fingers crossed)

Just a recheck of my jumpers. and I think its Ok it passes all the design checks except compare to schematic . I have to fix one of my jumpers on it but the board is corrected.

What gerber option on Di Trace did you use to export a file to a PCB manufacturer ?



Thanks again for all your help with the schematic and all.

[Qiaozhi]

What gerber option on Di Trace did you use to export a file to a PCB manufacturer ?

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Thanks again for all your help with the schematic and all.

File > Export > Gerber
and:
File > Export > N/C Drill

Then use a Gerber viewer such as Gerbv to check everything looks ok, especially the placement of the silkscreen.

[daluka]

What gerber option on Di Trace did you use to export a file to a PCB manufacturer ?

https://support.jlcpcb.com/article/4...o-gerber-files

[surfdetector]

I completed my build earlier today. Thanks again to George for yet another great project