Visual schematics

[Gabriel Duarte]

Hello,

I do know if you already have it, but would be a good idea to release the pins scheme of the board, like MBed did:

http://mbed.org/media/img/boardlogos/lpc1768/pinout.png

I know you already have the scheme described on the wiki, but a visual scheme would be great for a quick reference.

Cheers,
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[Dado Sutter]

On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 8:40 PM, Gabriel Duarte <confu...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

I do know if you already have it, but would be a good idea to release the pins scheme of the board, like MBed did:

http://mbed.org/media/img/boardlogos/lpc1768/pinout.png

I know you already have the scheme described on the wiki, but a visual scheme would be great for a quick reference.

Thanks for bringing this out Gabriel. 

I'll give a +1 if I may.

Two new little projects are starting this week with newcomers to eLua (a small car-like autonomous robot and a Photoduino-coupled device) and it would indeed be nice to have such a reference.

Cheers,
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Gabriel Duarte

Ciao 

Dado

 

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[Martin Guy]

On 24 June 2013 01:40, Gabriel Duarte <confu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I do know if you already have it, but would be a good idea to release the
> pins scheme of the board, like MBed did:
>
> http://mbed.org/media/img/boardlogos/lpc1768/pinout.png
>
> I know you already have the scheme described on the wiki, but a visual
> scheme would be great for a quick reference.

We have
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Mizar32/Pinout

but yes, I agree, a more visual version would be good.
Even better if it were printed on the silk screen layer of the board itself!

M

[Dado Sutter]

Thanks Martin!

 

   M

Dado

[Sergio Sorrenti]

An outline version of the Mizar32 with description of each pin of the bus

is a planned thing, to be also included in the Mizar32 book.

The outline version of the boards done with inkscape
will be also included with all the definitions in Fritzing to verify
or design simple/medium complexity circuits.

Cheers,

Sergio

2013/6/24 Dado Sutter <dados...@gmail.com>

[Dado Sutter]

Cool.

Thank you Sergio!

Cheers

Dado

[Gabriel Duarte]

Sounds good :D :D

2013/6/27 Dado Sutter <dados...@gmail.com>

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[James Snyder]

One other comment relative to the mbed's diagram.  They usually ship that diagram on a card that's included in the box with the mbed.  I can't recall what the dimensions are currently for the Mizar32 book, but maybe if this could be cut out i.e. on it's own page with diagram on the front and some other useful cheat-sheet info on the back?

Just a thought :-)

James Snyder
Biomedical Engineering
Northwestern University
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[Sergio Sorrenti]

An A3 folded inside the Mizar32 Book will be the best,
with both Pinout Diagram and Circuit Schematic.
Then we can add in the book PDF,
in the center page this two A4 pages (two paired A5)
so that anyone can print those two pages in A4
or remove from the center of the book to keep them around.

From september i think we will start to ship every board
with schematic in A3.
That will be a good timing to havethis Pinout Diagram
ready and shipped together with Mizar32 Book.
for Mizar32 book, it will be complete as soon as it is complete,
there is no release schedule,
only 5% is missing wich is the 99% of the job :D
Owever it is already available online here : https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Mizar32

Sergio

[Martin Guy]

On 27 June 2013 18:54, Sergio Sorrenti <sergio....@gmail.com> wrote:
> An A3 folded inside the Mizar32 Book will be the best,
> with both Pinout Diagram and Circuit Schematic.

Too big if you ask me. Something the size of credit card (or of a
Mizar32!) would be more handy for the pinout. For the Schematics I
agree large-format. I still go for printing the pins meanings on the
underside of the circuit board in the next batch.

M