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UniquePete
ParticipantSee BME680 Module
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ParticipantSee NEO-6M part
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ParticipantLike the BME680, the NEO-6M (GY-NEO6MV2) just needs to be ‘verified’, which usually requires just a little bit of a tidy-up, so I’ll try to do that this evening too.
I only have the 6M module, but if the 7M is only different in labelling, I can do that at the same time.
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ParticipantIt’s pretty well complete. I’ll try to finish it this evening.
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ParticipantHello Wijnand,
In answer to your questions:
1. Yes, certainly.
2. The easiest way will be for me to send you an Eagle library file containing the base board and you can simply modify that. This is what I did initially—I kept a library window open with a copy of the fully ‘populated’ base board while I worked on a particular board design, just deleting pads from the fully populated board in the library window, saving the modified element, then reloading the base board I was working on. All the pads are numbered by column and row, so any particular pad is easy to identify and locate.I haven’t tried to export a library from Eagle yet, but it can’t be difficult. I’ll provide a link to my library somewhere and let you know, or I can just send the file to you directly.
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