- atusd.brd: moved antenna by 20 mil to make more room for vias
- atusd.brd: increased RF via density to up to 50-60 mil per via
- atusd.brd: increased zone clearance to 10 mil, to make board easier to
solder
- atusd.pro: changed ../components/at86rf230 to ../components/at86rf231
- atusd.sch (U1): set to AT86RF231
- atusd.sch: moved clock input from pin 29 to pin 28 (still XTAL1)
- atusd.sch: changed version to 20110104
- atrf.sch: replaced the AT86RF230 with the AT86RF231
- atusb.sch, usb.sch, atrf.sch: removed TST signal
- atrf.sch: grounded former TST pin
- atusb.brd: updated for TST removal
- atusb.brd: increased space between SLP_TR and nRST_RF vias
- atusb.brd: connect U2 pin 6 to ground pad
- atusb.sch, usb.sch, atrf.sch, atusb.brd: changed version to 20110104
- BOOKSHELF (at86rf231): the AT86RF231, successor of the AT86RF230
- BOOKSHELF (avt2027, aes): the AT86RF231's AES module
- BOOKSHELF: moved the aliases "transceiver", "txrx", and "atrf" from the
AT86RF230 to the AT86RF231
- BOOKSHELF: added aliases "rf230" and "rf231" for the transceivers
- bom/atrf.equ, bom/dk/digi-key.equ: added the AT86RF231(-ZU)
- atusb.brd: increased RF ground zone by 150 mil in an attempt to reduce
interferences between the the antenna and the rest of the circuit
- atusb.brd: added more vias around and inside the RF ground zone
- atusb.brd: set version to 20110102
Traces leaving a pad on the side may invite solder bridges to "false pads"
exposed at the edges of the chip, with unknown consequences.
- atusb.brd: make trace from P0.0 (IRQ_RF) leave pad at the front, not
at the side
- atusb.brd: make trave from P0.7 (SCLK) leave pad at front, not at the
side
- atusb.brd: nRST may need an external pull-up to VDD. Added via to bring
nRST and VDD within reach (pull-up suggested by Joerg Reisenweber)
- atusb.brd: increased version to 20101229
- atusb.brd: increase clearance between RF clock front ground area and MCU
(ground area acted as solder trap)
- atusb.brd: route nRST_RF trace out of corner (to avoid accidental
contact)
- atusb.brd: don't route VBUS corner trace underneat chip (for general
tidiness)
- atusb.brd: bumped version to 20101219
- atusb.brd: reduced RF front ground area to avoid interconnections very
close to the chip
- atusb.brd: reduced RF power front ground area to avoid interconnections
very close to the chip
- atusb.brd: moved via next to TXRX pad 18 (GND) to make room for making
CLK trace leave the pad at its end, not at its side
- atusb.brd: bumped design date to 20101217
- fw/Makefile: replaced "make" with $(MAKE) (just for style)
- common/Makefile.common: Makefile settings shared within project. For now,
this contains only the board version, which defaults to 2010-12-16.
- fw/common/Makefile, fw/boot/Makefile, fw/atusb/Makefile: include
common/Makefile.common
- fw/common/Makefile, fw/boot/Makefile, fw/atusb/Makefile: pass board
version to cpp and gcc
- fw/atusb/atusb.c (init_io): individually set IRQ_RF to one, LED and TST
to zero
- fw/atusb/atusb.c (init_io): added macros to set all unused pins to zero
in a way that doesn't need updating if a signal moves from one pin to
another
- include/atusb/ep0.h: added hardware type 1 (2010-12-16 design)
- common/config.h: set hardware type depending on board version
- common/io.h: assign pins depending on board version
- atusb/cam2/mkmk: updated for new board
- atusb/cam2/mkmk: further increased board to board spacing, to reduce
board deflection
- atusb/cam2/mkmk: decreased nominal mill diameter to 20 mil to compensate
for board/tool deflection
- atusb/cam2/mkmk: added target "dplot" to visualize the sequence in which
holes are drilled
- mkmk: adjust board position
- mkmk: reorder output such that the edge is cut last, reducing board shift
- mkmk: reduce nominal mill diameter for large holes and slots, to increase
hole/slot size
- mkmk: generate "plot" target in Makefile, to visualize the output
- mkmk: use toolpath file for "cngt" instead of calculating the reference
point manually
Run ./mkmk to generate toolpaths and a Makefile. Then
make cng changes tools (used for drill and mill)
make drill does the drilling
make mill does the milling
