Hi Charles,
That's great! This connector is already "ready-made". Excellent.
Now I can use this connector in my design to represent the FoxBoard.
Thanks very much for pointing this one out.
Best rgds,
--Geert
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> You can
hi,
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, "Geert Vancompernolle"
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> Sorry,
>
> Was a bit a silly question from my side.
>
> First off, I don't have "implemented" the FoxBoard myself, so I
> should never represent the connectors of the FoxBoard in my
> schematics.
>
>
Sorry,
Was a bit a silly question from my side.
First off, I don't have "implemented" the FoxBoard myself, so I should
never represent the connectors of the FoxBoard in my schematics.
I should only represent the in/outputs I'm using from the FoxBoard.
Using a connector like you proposed, is OK
Hi,
Thanks for the proposal.
I've currently done it like this in EeSchema:
1. Representation of the FoxBoard on the root sheet (not all FoxBoard
pins are there, since I don't need them all):
http://img179.imageshack.us/my.php?image=foxboardrootsheetcz1.png
2. Representation of the "inner" FoxB
Hi,
how do you intend to connect the daugter board to your
application ?
Using two 40-way ribbon cable ? Just put 2 40-pin connectors in your
design (CONN_20X2).
Or using two 40 pin dual row straight headers ? You can do same as
above, or better, create your specific symbol and a module includi
