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foostan / crkbd

Corne keyboard, a split keyboard with 3x6 column staggered keys and 3 thumb keys.
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Errors with the CPL #262

Closed marleydepew closed 1 month ago

marleydepew commented 1 month ago

When I upload the cherry BOM and CPL files to JLCPCB, there is an error message that they don't match. There are some differences with the hot swap sockets between the two files but even after removing those I'm still getting the error messages.

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If you go to the next screen a number of the components are either in the wrong place or have the wrong orientation. For example the USB and TRS jacks are not connected to the PCB. The components at U2, U3 and U4 are obviously not oriented correctly. I'm not sure if the remaining components are oriented correctly or not.

sadtab commented 1 month ago

Same here

foostan commented 1 month ago

I found the cause. It seems that JLCPCB returns an error if lowercase letters are used in Designator. For example, if I change rU1 to RU1, no error occurs. However, even if an error occurs, JLCPCB seems to process it correctly, so it looks like a warning is just being issued. It just seems like a bug.

marleydepew commented 1 month ago

When you tried it on your end @foostan did the components get placed on the footprints correctly?

foostan commented 1 month ago

Yes, of course.

marleydepew commented 1 month ago

Changing the designators to uppercase resolves the error message. The orientation of some parts still needs to be corrected in JLCPCB