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.
>
> > 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.
>
> > 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.
greetz
Richard
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