tiff_lee
Grand Master
Hi all,
I needed half a dozen GBS Control units for various cabs and decided to have a go at making the PCB mount i'd seen online, could probably do with some changes but here it is as V1.
All you need is the PCB itself, a PLCC 44 socket with the internal standoffs trimmed off and some short length (7.5mm) pin header (unless you want the D1 sitting high up).
The only issue I found was the D1 with the USB C port on the underside fouls the PCB (just) , I designed this ages ago when the micro was the most common D1. I forget to specify on the file where to have JLPCB to put the serial number although not really sure if critical for such a none thing, also the hole above the socket doesn't really serve any purpose could be removed but meh its V1.
Cheers
I needed half a dozen GBS Control units for various cabs and decided to have a go at making the PCB mount i'd seen online, could probably do with some changes but here it is as V1.
All you need is the PCB itself, a PLCC 44 socket with the internal standoffs trimmed off and some short length (7.5mm) pin header (unless you want the D1 sitting high up).
The only issue I found was the D1 with the USB C port on the underside fouls the PCB (just) , I designed this ages ago when the micro was the most common D1. I forget to specify on the file where to have JLPCB to put the serial number although not really sure if critical for such a none thing, also the hole above the socket doesn't really serve any purpose could be removed but meh its V1.
Cheers
