I’m looking to fit LEDs on my PCB more efficiently so I’ve purchased some of these, could you please make the Fritzing part for me Peter.
RS Product: https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/pcb-led-indicators/6164071/
RS Datasheet: https://docs.rs-online.com/a494/0900766b8098e779.pdf
P.S.
I’m working on a response to your amazing reply on my project, there’s just a lot to get through!
Thanks again!
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Hi, I have tried setting up a build environment following the instructions herehere. Unfortunately, having started up the Qt Creator IDE and loaded the phoenix project, I cannot find any way of " Then go to the Projects tab, and under Run Settings , add this in the field Arguments".
Here is a screenshot of the IDE in question:
Where are the Run Settings?
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Sometimes I want to create a resistor symbol on the PCB which is larger than the maximum
available pin spacing which is 800mil.
Up to now I solve this by just creating two vias which have their distance matching that larger resistor size. But then there is no resistor symbol drawing in the silk screen possible on that place so I create a PCB text with just the resistor number between those two vias.
Is there a possibility to create a resistor drawing symbol (or simply a rectangle) in the silk screen?
Hope I made myself clear enough.
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These are the Fritzing parts used for illustrations in the AIY Projects GPIO guides.
These bonnets are designed for Raspberry Pi Zero.
AIY Vision Bonnet.fzpz (205.0 KB)
AIY Voice Bonnet.fzpz (269.7 KB)
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Someone requested one of these, so I’m posting the part here in case anyone else needs one.
SC15-11SURKWA-7seg-display.fzpz (7.8 KB)
Peter
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Hey guys, I am looking for someone who has the updated version of the Arduino Yun (Rev 2) - schematic and PCB wise. Currently the only one available to be used on Fritzing is the first Arduino Yun release which had some weird connections that are not valid for the Arduino Yun Rev 2.
Thank you in advance.
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Hey guys, I realized that for some reason after connecting the part the way it is supposed to be as shown here:
It keeps trying to auto route the echo pin to the ground pin. Any reasons why this could be the case? This happens after you start trying to play around with the connections in the schematics area or the PCB area.
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Hi,
I needed an N-Channel JFET and since there’s no JFETs in Fritzing’s part library I decided to create one.
At this point I thought: Hey, why not do a P-Channel just for completeness’ sake.
So I did.
I’ve modelled the N-Channel after the BF245 (GSD pin configuration) since that’s what I needed, and the P-Channel after an NTE489 (DGS pin configuration) since that’s the first I found when searching around.
If someone needs a different pin configuration or package just write a reply or send me a message and I’ll see what I can do.
I still don’t have enough privileges to post attachments so I’ll leave a link to the github repository where I’m hosting the parts:
https://github.com/charlie-mtz/fritzing-parts/releases
Enjoy!
Edit
v1.0
I now have enough privileges to post attachments so here you go:
Edit 2
v1.1
New version correcting issues with pins:
Edit 3
v1.2
Improved graphics alignment in breadboard view.
Edit 4
v1.3
Added bendable legs. Thanks Blue!
JFET_N_GSD_BF245.fzpz (6.9 KB)
JFET_P_DGS_NTE489.fzpz (6.9 KB)
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Hello everyone.
I’d like to ask for advice. I’m making a custom cartridge with a slightly out of the ordinary design. The goal, one day, is to get to the attached design (just for fun). How can I make an inscription (Super Zaxxon) like the one attached?
It would seem to be made like a pad. How can i reach this effect?
Thanks in advance
Dani.
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I was unable to find the CJMCU version of the CCS811 breakout board so I have created my own. I was planning on using the Adafruit verison, but pins are slightly different.
https://github.com/gcoulby/FritzingParts/blob/master/CJMCU-811.fzpz
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@KjellM (or anyone else 
)
In
src/utils/folderutils.cpp
current code:
QString FolderUtils::getTopLevelUserDataStorePath() {
QString path = QSettings(QSettings::IniFormat,QSettings::UserScope,“Fritzing”,“Fritzing”).fileName();
return QFileInfo(path).dir().absolutePath();
}
QString FolderUtils::getTopLevelDocumentsPath() {
// must add a fritzing subfolder
QDir dir(QStandardPaths::writableLocation(QStandardPaths::DocumentsLocation));
return dir.absoluteFilePath(“Fritzing”);
}
desired code:
QString FolderUtils::getTopLevelUserDataStorePath() {
QString path = QSettings(QSettings::IniFormat,QSettings::UserScope,m_userFolderPrefix,m_userFolderPrefix).fileName();
return QFileInfo(path).dir().absolutePath();
}
QString FolderUtils::getTopLevelDocumentsPath() {
// must add a fritzing subfolder
QDir dir(QStandardPaths::writableLocation(QStandardPaths::DocumentsLocation));
return dir.absoluteFilePath(m_userFolderPrefix);
}
where m_userFolderPrefix is a new protected static variable defined like this in
src/utils/folderutils.h
protected:
static FolderUtils* singleton;
static QString m_openSaveFolder;
static QString m_userFolderPrefix;
which I think should give me a static private variable that can be set to the string “Fritzing” (not done yet!) to specify the user directories (with the intent of later being able to modify the value to change the path to the user directories.) This gets an error
debug/folderutils.o at line 141 in folderutils.cpp undefined reference to FolderUtils::m_userFolderPrefix (where line 141 is the first “Fritzing” I replaced with m_userFolderPrefix)
when compiled, even though m_openSaveFolder defined just above m_userFolderPrefix in the .h file is used in public function FolderUtils::openSaveFolder() and seems to resolve correctly (and thus I think should work here!) Can you tell me what I am doing wrong please?
Peter
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I have designed a PCB and all is good, but I need the same PCB but in reverse. It has a couple of ICs and various other components.
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So I’ve come to find that the Pi I’m using needs 1.8A, but the TSR 1-2450 is only rated for 1A.
This fellow though does 2A, it’s pinout seems identical to the TSR 1-2450 but the footprint is a bit bigger, so could you please alter the TSR 1 to make this part please?
RS Part: https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/products/9068487/
DataSheet: https://docs.rs-online.com/402c/0900766b816eda0f.pdf
Sorry for being such a burden!
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Specifically this gizmo here:
Would be a blessing if someone had a part for this lying around!
Thank you very much!
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When using the Search-Function to search for parts I’m not able to stop the process while it is listing all the parts it found. That can be really annoying when the tag was to commonly.
…
A Stop-Button when searching takes to long
…
…
Please also attach any files that help explaining this problem
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