DDC
  • Welcome
    • Introduction
    • Supported hardware
  • 1: Project planning
    • Switch inputs
      • Switch table
      • Direct
      • Shift register
      • Port expander
    • Analog inputs
      • External ADC
    • RGB LED
    • Digital outputs
    • PWM / Circuit control
    • EEPROM
    • Processing and memory
  • 2. Wiring
    • Switch inputs
      • Matrix
      • Direct
      • Shift register
      • Port expander
    • Analog
      • Analog switches
      • External ADC
    • RGB LED
    • Digital outputs
    • PWM / Circuit control
    • EEPROM
  • 3. Coding
    • Essentials
      • 02_Board.ino
      • 08_Joystick
      • 10_TableAndAnalog.ino
        • Switch table
        • Analog channels
      • 30_Switches.ino
    • Peripherals
      • RGB LED
        • Firmware control
          • LED functions
          • Color
          • Brightness
          • Presets
        • SimHub control
      • Digital outputs
        • Setup
        • SimHub control
        • Firmware control
      • PWM / Circuit control
        • Setup
        • Calibrate
        • Switch control
        • Trigger control
      • Shift register
      • I2C devices
        • ADS1115
        • PCA9555
        • CAT24C512
    • Advanced
      • Analog inject
      • Conditional coding
        • Triggers
        • Editors
      • Field placement
      • Presets
        • 31_RunningPresets.ino
        • 32_Presets.ino
        • Example
    • Upload
    • Naming the controller
  • 4. Connect to SimHub
    • LED control
    • Controller settings and properties
      • How to connect?
      • How does it work?
      • How to control it?
      • Property list
  • Switch library
    • Pushbutton
    • Function switches
    • Toggle switches
    • Hat switches
    • Car control functions
      • QuickSwitch
      • BrakeMagic
      • ThrottleHold
      • Handbrake
    • Pedals & paddles
      • Brake/throttle
      • Clutch
      • Bite point & launch
      • Filtered curves
      • Shifter
    • Funky switch
      • Directional
      • Center push
    • Encoders
      • rotary2Bit
      • rotary4Bit
      • funkyRotary
      • wildEncoder
      • E18
      • rotaryPulse
      • PEC11
    • Rotary switches
      • rotaryAnalog
      • quickRotary
      • SW1
      • Editing functions
    • Multiswitch complexes
      • Hybrid rotary
      • Multifunction rotary
      • Modded encoder
      • Stacked encoder
    • Preset
    • DDS
    • RGB LED control
    • PWM / Circuit control
    • Utility
  • Fast DDC
    • Buttons and LED
    • 4 encoders, buttons and LED
    • Dual clutches, 4 encoders, buttons and LED
    • Dual clutches, 6 encoders, button matrix and LED
  • CB1
    • Ordering
      • Order together
      • Order yourself
        • 1. Open in EasyEDA
        • 2. Export files
        • 3. Edit Pick&Place
        • 4. Pin headers and jumper
        • 5. Order from JLCPCB
    • Wiring
    • Code
      • Essentials
      • Complete project
      • Settings
    • Circuit
    • Shields
      • Robin
  • Collaboration
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  • 1. Go to JLCPCB.com and upload your Gerber folder
  • 2. Change the following settings
  • 3. Check PCB Assembly
  • 4. Finalize
  1. CB1
  2. Ordering
  3. Order yourself

5. Order from JLCPCB

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Last updated 1 year ago

You can of course use the project files to order from any PCB manufatorer, but I'm only going to write a guide for JLCPCB, since I've build this circuit with their component library in mind.

1. Go to JLCPCB.com and upload your Gerber folder

It is gonna take a bit of time, just wait for the full upload.

2. Change the following settings

  • Layers: 4

  • Impedance control: Yes

  • Layer stackup: JLC04161H-7628

  • Remove order number: Specify a location

Other settings left to default (as shown in the image above).

You can change Surface Finish to LeadFree HASL or ENIG, but changing color of the board will come with a big cost increase because it is not available as PCBA type Economic.

3. Check PCB Assembly

  • Make sure you've got Economic PCBA type checked, it is way cheaper than Standard. If you cant select it you did something wrong in step 1.

  • You can set the PCBA Qty to 2, which is the lowest number of PCBs to get assembled.

  • Select Confirm Parts Placement, as it is free.

4. Finalize

  • Next steps is just clicking next and next, uploading the BOM and Pick&Place file (CPL).

  • You will get an error on the component "IO", which is just a layout for all the connections used in the schematic, it is not a real component. Go ahead with "Do not place".

  • Save to cart and order!

Epoxy via covering is selected in this picture, this is not need. Tented will do.