> > > On Sep 7, 11:24 am, Sebastien Lelong <[email protected]> > wrote: > > (continue...) > > > > > With your permission I would like to cleanup the jaluino map on svn > > > because it’s becoming IMO a bit off a mess. > > > First off all I made a mistake calling the files v1.1 and v1.2 with > > > the only difference the pinning of the 3.3v regulator. > > > Many people will think v1.2 is an improved version from v1.1 instead > > > off the same functionality but deferent components > > > If we want to keep both layouts I can better name them v1.1a and > > > v1.1b. > > > > I agree 100%. Eventually, we'll need to decide which is the most > appropriate > > and keep only one version, to avoid confusion, don't you think ? > > Yes, i agree, one is better, but which on? its not up to me because i > can get both types of regulators. > O you aal decide. >
I don't have strong opinion too. For now I can find only one type: Ground Output Input (LM1086, and LM1117T). So I'd vote for this version, but not being able to find a LM3940 for instance isn't a good reason to discard the version using it. > > > > > > Then I want to combine all original schematic files in a zip called > > > jaluino_medium_v11a > > > Together with original pcb, the pdf’s and the BOM file and maybe other > > > additions like readme files or step by step instruction file. > > > So every project will get it’s own zip file with everything included, > > > good idea or not?. > > > > There are clearly lots of files in jaluino map, and Iv'e quite struggled > a > > lot to find schematics & PCB. So organizing this would be great, but > having > > direct access to files for PCB and schematics, without having to open a > zip > > etc... is also important: you can directly link to these files, when > > referring on post for instance. A suggestion could be to create a > > subdirectory "src" (so "/project/jaluino/schematics/src") where you would > > put all sources files, that is Orcad files, and let PCB & schematics (& > > measurements) files remain in "/project/jaluino/schematics". > > > > What do you think about that ? > > I understand, but all orcad files are together the project so revering > to only one file is rather strange. > The idea for zip is, if you want to work with the source files, you > can have al the files you need in one zip file so easy for download > and always complete. > But on the other hand if all the orcad files are in one directory you > almost have the same situation, so that’s fine by me. > > OK, by refering files, I meant the PDF files. So maybe put all Orcad files in a zip, and keep PDF for schematic & PCB as is. Is it an option ? > > > > > > If I understand it correctly, from previous mail, you are going to > > > make the jaluino to arduino adaptation board? > > > > Yes, I gonna try that. I'll create a "shields" directory. > > you also going to create a test shield with lcd, analog > (potentiometers) leds for PWM and with pushbuttons for digital i/o > or should i look at it. > > About shields, we may need to provide Eagle template files (which is free and widely used), where the board and shield connectors are already placed. This is a nice starting point, from which everyone can build the shield he wants. So, what about Eagle, do you agree ? Of course, if you feel a strong desire to build this development shield, I would more than happy (AFAIC this is the activity I like the most, and it requires me a *lot* of time. Still, I need to build one, so the intermediate shield seems a good exercise...) Cheers, Seb --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "jallib" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jallib?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
