Glasgow Embedded / Glasgow - History

test-jig: reduce space needed for testpoints and solderjumper

- use smaller solderjumpers footprints
- 2 solderjumpers for I2C address selection instead of solderjumper + testpoint
- smaller testpoint footprints

test-jig: pcb edges, initial placement of connectors

test-jig: re-orient some of the connectors to better match the intended layout

test-jig: add link to 3d model of AST04106

do not add the 3d model itself because of copyright reasons
it can be downloaded from Metz Connect (directly after registering) though

test-jig: use smaller footprints for '4066 and '2G14

test-jig: add terminal block footprint (Metz AST04106) and assign it

test-jig: assign footprints (except terminals to pogo pins)

test-jig schematics: further reduce bom count

change all connectors to pogo pins to ones with 6 connections.
Will probably use some lever-type terminals like Wago 233 or Metz AST 041
for these. The 6 connection ones are easier to source for both types.

test-jig schematics: add pdf for more conveniant access