@Grodzia91

DEVLOG 3:

I finished wiring the audio jack (I realized later that this was the physical plug and not the port for it), rewired the fan header and did the ERC checks.

Along with that, I realized that the m.2 slot was not a slot, it was actually a male header to go into a m.2 slot. So, I had to find a new footprint.

There is also an issue with the GND plane. For some reason all of the GND pins say they are +5V. I looked and I couldn’t find any place where they connect so that might be a good 2 hours of my next timelapse just trying to debug that…

https://lapse.hackclub.com/timelapse/gL8ZBrI2DDL1

DEVLOG 3:

I finished wiring the audio jack (I realized later that this was the physical plug and not the port for it), rewired the fan header and did the ERC checks.

Along with that, I realized that the m.2 slot was not a slot, it was actually a male header to go into a m.2 slot. So, I had to find a new footprint.

There is also an issue with the GND plane. For some reason all of the GND pins say they are +5V. I looked and I couldn’t find any place where they connect so that might be a good 2 hours of my next timelapse just trying to debug that…

https://lapse.hackclub.com/timelapse/gL8ZBrI2DDL1

DEVLOG 2:

At this point I started wiring up all of the internal and external headers and ports including

• An NVMe m.2 slot
• A Magjack ethernet port
• A HDMI port
• Two USB A 3.0 ports
• Another USBC port
• A microSD card slot
• And an internal 4pin fan header

I still want to wire up a few things like a 3.5 mm audio jack.

DEVLOG 1:

 I placed the CM5 chip symbol down and the USBC port to power it. Then I proceeded to try and make a voltage regulator/buck converter to make the power input always 5V 5A.

But then I realized that USBC already delivered 5V and that I never had to regulate the voltage in the first place, and it is highly unlikely that anyone will accidentally input anything higher than 5A and if they input anything drastically low, the CM5 will just throw a low power error anyway.

https://lapse.hackclub.com/timelapse/_2j6yBSqNBtB https://lapse.hackclub.com/timelapse/_eZ7KOj5F4mC

Added some text to the exposed area of the pcb next to the encoder wheel and fixed a few bugs in the code

I finished the PCB layout, case, and firmware. I couldn’t get Hacatime to work before I started.