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    Pyscan datasheet is completely wrong

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      theshade
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      Hello Pycom team,
      Just to notify that the pyscan pdf spec datasheet is just rubish
      if you go to the product page here:
      https://docs.pycom.io/datasheets/boards/pyscan.html
      and follow the link to the pdf:
      https://docs.pycom.io/.gitbook/assets/pyscan-specsheet.pdf

      you will find that none of the information including features, pictures, and mechanical dimensions (which is what I was trying to figure out) are anywhere related to the product but are just copy pasted from other datasheets...
      Cheers,

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        theshade @theshade
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        Dimensions of the pyscan are actualy 40.25 x 57.00mm x 8.00 for those interested

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          Paul Thornton
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          Hello.

          Thanks, All the pinouts and spec sheets are going through an upgrade at the moment and will be fixed ASAP.

          Paul

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            theshade @Paul Thornton
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            @paul-thornton Thank you for that...

            Specifically I need to make my own intermediate PCB to be able to access the IO connector.
            Since it seems they are not on a grid would it be possible to have the coordinates of the connectors addedd to the specs sheets too?
            Of course I can probably guesstimate them but it's already difficult enough to insert them when they are perfectly aligned... so..
            Thank you!

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              Paul Thornton @theshade
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              @theshade Seems like a logical thing to include. Ill see what I can do :)

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                theshade @Paul Thornton
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                Hello @paul-thornton
                Any update on the spec sheets or a hint on when "ASAP" could materialise?

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                  theshade @Paul Thornton
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                  Thank you @paul-thornton,

                  I just saw the addition to the web page with the mechanicals. I'll start drawing my board ;)

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