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Rklib location? #130

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mellbergsimon opened this issue Mar 4, 2023 · 3 comments
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Rklib location? #130

mellbergsimon opened this issue Mar 4, 2023 · 3 comments

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mellbergsimon commented Mar 4, 2023

I am working on an variation of this board, basically just changing the external connections to D-sub. Also found some issues ordering a PCBA from jlcpcb.

I were also wondering what KiCad version I need to work in to make the library connection work, I have tried 7.0 and 6.0.11.
Every footprint is in a library called Rklib. Is this the freeDSP library that is 7 years old? Where can I find the folder rklib?

How do I get up and working without replacing basically every component. I am a new KiCad user also so sorry if this is something everyone should know.

Kind Regards.
Simon

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Have anyone of you managed to order the whole board assembled from jlcpcb for example? Is this possible with existing files?

@mellbergsimon mellbergsimon changed the title Rklib.pretty location? Rklib location? Mar 4, 2023
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xtc0r commented May 10, 2023

Have you managed to find the rklib? I have the same issue. I want to try to order a Addon B PCB at a PCB prototype manufacturer as it seems it's the only option to get one. The Arurora shop doesn't have any since years.

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Have you managed to find the rklib? I have the same issue. I want to try to order a Addon B PCB at a PCB prototype manufacturer as it seems it's the only option to get one. The Arurora shop doesn't have any since years.

Hi, no I did not succeed, i started going through the components needed an if they were available on jlcpcb. There were way too many components either not in stock or EOL for me to continue. As I had a deadline.

I think because of this the design will require rework as the main chip itself is unavailable. I think a chip factory burned down or something.

Good information is to be found in this link

So finally I decided to go another route and bought myself a xilica solaro qr1 for my use case. Obviously your use case would differ from mine.

I wish you good luck with your endeavour.

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