- Add combined DIP-switch/Jumper footprint to footprint library
- Fix Apple2-encoder and interface-ascii-atmega2560 schematics and PCB to use
new footprint.
- CapsLock, Line Feed LEDs and D33 were wired correctly, but oriented backwards
on PCB relative to Power and OSI ShiftLock LEDs. Fixed so Cathode is always on
the right.
- Marked Anode for all LEDs with (+) symbol.
- Offset cherry MX pads and aligners downward 0.004" from origin
- Offset futaba pads and aligners upward -0.004" from origin
- Update footprints in classic and sol-20 pcbs and aligners
- adjust mounting slots in Sol-20 aligners to match futaba or cherry offset
- Update all footprints on sol-20 keyboard and aligners
- Add soldermask clearance around cherry MX posts
- Move Cherry MX pads down 1 mil, and Futaba pads up 2 mils
- Adjust Cherry aligner footprints down 1 mil
- Adjust Futaba aligner footprints up 2 mils
- Move mounting slots up 1 mil on Cherry aligner
- Move mounting slots down 1 mil on Futaba aligner
- incorporate improved stabilizer post adapters in futaba aligner
- add slots for stabilizer posts in futaba aligner and Sol kebyoard PCB
- Move stabilizer bar bend guide to left bottom edge to facilitate bending
- Bump rev to 1.6
- in combined CherryMX/futaba footprints, moved cherry pads down 1 mil and
futaba pads up 2 mil, to reduce risk of shortin of LED pads with futaba pad.
Adjusted all aligners accordingly
- Fixed centroid for combined diode footprint and adjusted PCB placement on
classic and SOL keyboards accordingly.
- Moved SMT pads in combined diode footprint to top layer, so pick & place file
will be usable.
- changes to futaba stabilizer design. Longer post adapter passes through slots
in keyboard and aligner.
- Changed futaba post thickness gauge from board outline to a slot to improve
tolerance.
- Moved spacebar stabilizer bending guide to edge of PCB, in order to make it
more useful in bending PCBs.
- Changed Apple II mounting slots on classic keyboard from horizontal to
vertical orientation, to accommodate the different spacing offets due to the use
of spacers in angled mounting threads.
Dave
Dave