cmm2-jlc

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Colour Maximite 2 - JLC-ready design

Overview

This is a open-source hardware clone PCB of the Colour Maximite 2 computer.
It's fully compatible to the original firmware and software.

  • Designed for automated assembly at JLCPCB, everything except the connectors can be machine assembled.
  • USB-C port (instead of USB-B) for serial and power
  • microSD socket instead of full-size SD socket
  • STM32 and SDRAM directly onboard, no expensive evaluation board needed
Bill of materials

Interactive BOM

DescriptionPart No.Links
3.5mm audio jackXKB PJ-3270LCSC
microSD socketHOAUC HYC77-TF09-200LCSC
USB-C connectorJing C167321LCSC
USB-A connectorJing C42650LCSC
40pin IDCBOOMELE C9138LCSC
VGA connectorCONNFLY DS1038-15FBNSiA74-0CCLCSC
Footprint credits
AuthorComponents
Tobias SchrammCR2032 Holder, 3.5mm Audiojack, MicroSD socket, reset button
Jan Henrik HemsingNunchuck connector
Rev.A Errata
  • Missing mounting holes
  • SDRAM pinout is missing A12 line (causes instability, fixed in Rev.B, workaround with enamelled copper wire of the same length as the other traces)
  • SRV05 diode package had the Pin 1 indicator at Pin 6.
  • Nunchuck footprint is reversed
Rev. B Errata
  • KiCad Bug caused data corruption in PCB files, board files were reset back to pre-RevA state (missing via stitching). Will still work.
  • SRV05 diode package had the Pin 1 indicator at Pin 6.
  • Nunchuck footprint is reversed
Rev. C Errata
  • SRV05 diode package had the Pin 1 indicator at Pin 6.
  • Nunchuck footprint is reversed
Rev. D Errata
  • SRV05 diode package had the Pin 1 indicator at Pin 6.
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