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    W01 and L01 (OEM modules) drawings and reference designs

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      jmarcelino @danielm
      last edited by jmarcelino

      @danielm
      I evaluated this antenna with their eval kit and it worked very well for LoRa using the Laird RM186 module. Then I used just the part itself for a Sigfox prototype which has been performing nicely.

      Proant is super friendly to deal with too they answered all my questions, just found out the other day that they designed the new Raspberry Pi Zero W "PCB cavity" antenna as well!

      Yes I followed the application note. If you use Altium you can find a schematic and footprint library in my open source Sigfox PCB Ruler design

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        jmarcelino
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        Are there any 3D model STEP files for the OEM modules like there is for the LoPy/SiPy/etc ? I can't find it on https://www.pycom.io/downloads/#3d-models

        I need it fairly quickly (next week) to show some board concepts to some interested parties - as well as have a open source board next month - so if there is something already sitting on someone's hard drive please release it :-) otherwise I'll need to commission one.

        Also if someone - unlike me - has good 3D skills to make such a part message me and so we can work something out.

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          patrick
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          @daniel Any chance to get the Altium files and component libraries for the reference design available anytime soon? Or am I looking at the wrong place?

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            jmarcelino
            last edited by jmarcelino

            I have an Altium symbol, footprint and 3D model ready now - this is my own, not official from Pycom.0_1495277416619_Screen Shot 2017-05-20 at 11.47.59.png ,

            I'll make it public next month if there's nothing official until then. Hopefully by then I should also have had access to a real module to check.

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              daniel
              last edited by

              Hello,

              I just updated the docs with the final drawings of the OEM modules and the reference designs. The complete Altium design files are also available for download.

              https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/pycom_esp32/datasheets.html#oem-baseboard-reference-design

              Cheers,
              Daniel

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                danielm
                last edited by

                @daniel
                Thanks a lot. However, the zip file seems to be corrupt, I tried to extract it on two different PCs. Could you please check it?

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                  livius @danielm
                  last edited by

                  @danielm

                  the zip file seems to be corrupt,

                  for meee too
                  Yust for confirmation that this not only you.

                  think about people first, then computers

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                    danielm
                    last edited by danielm

                    @livius
                    Thank you for confirmation.

                    @daniel
                    Could you please export the design in ACCEL ASCII format so we can try to import it into Eagle as described here:
                    https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/eagle-forum/importing-files-from-altium-designer-to-eagle/td-p/6827258

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                      daniel
                      last edited by

                      @danielm and @livius thanks for the report. The file was indeed corrupted (git trying to "fix" the line endings). I have resolved the problem. Please try to download it again. Thanks!

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                        patrick
                        last edited by

                        Thanks Daniel, the zip isn't corrupted anymore and is working like it should :)

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                          danielm
                          last edited by

                          @daniel
                          The zip file is OK now.
                          Could you please export the design in ACCEL ASCII format so we can try to import it into Eagle as described here:
                          https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/eagle-forum/importing-files-from-altium-designer-to-eagle/td-p/6827258

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                            scott @danielm
                            last edited by

                            @danielm @daniel I've uploaded my own Eagle library for the W01 WiPy OEM chip here

                            Check yourself that you are happy that the libraries match the specs and are fit for your purposes.

                            If the W01 library proves useful to people and there's enough interest then I could create and share an Eagle library for the L01 too.

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