IIci etc. ATX to 10pin Adapter

[sunaiac]

Well that would be awesome
I don't care about import fees.

Thanks !

 

[crazyben]

Hi guys,
I am total noob at ordering projects from GitHub to JLCPCB. Can anyone guide me on exactly what I need to do. I don’t mind soldering.

 

[timtiger]

@crazyben just download the files from GitHub and upload the zip file as it is at jlcpcb. In the further steps you also need the bom and picknplace files if you want them to assemble everything except the through hole components.

 

[f17]

@crazyben just download the files from GitHub and upload the zip file as it is at jlcpcb. In the further steps you also need the bom and picknplace files if you want them to assemble everything except the through hole components.

What am I missing? I've tried both JLCPCB and PCBway and both of them require dimensions for the board, which I can't find. I've ordered from PCBway before and I am almost certain it pulled the dimensions from the zip file. I'm sure this is a dumb question, but I can't get past the first screen in the order process because of this.

Never mind...I found a fork that filled in the dimensions.

 

[Melkhior]

Never mind...I found a fork that filled in the dimensions.

Beware, that's not a fork from another design, that's my own and it's slightly different by being mostly SMD (surface mount) and having a switch to chose between soft-power and always-on (for Macs with a dodgy soft-power circuitry). You're welcome to build it for yourself (and others), but you need to make sure the PCB, BoM, pick'n'place, etc. are all from the same source if you want a successful build.

Edit: from seeing another of your post, I can also confirm it's known to work in IIsi (in addition to IIci).

 

[ifrit05]

Beware, that's not a fork from another design, that's my own and it's slightly different by being mostly SMD (surface mount) and having a switch to chose between soft-power and always-on (for Macs with a dodgy soft-power circuitry). You're welcome to build it for yourself (and others), but you need to make sure the PCB, BoM, pick'n'place, etc. are all from the same source if you want a successful build.

Edit: from seeing another of your post, I can also confirm it's known to work in IIsi (in addition to IIci).

Tried jlcpcb's build service but cannot figure out the bom or pick and place files. Used IIci_ATX_jlcpcb for the bom and IIci_ATX-all-pos-jlcpcb for the p&p but its saying its missing things? Don't know, never done this before so I'm probably doing it wrong.

 

[Melkhior]

Tried jlcpcb's build service but cannot figure out the bom or pick and place files. Used IIci_ATX_jlcpcb for the bom and IIci_ATX-all-pos-jlcpcb for the p&p but its saying its missing things? Don't know, never done this before so I'm probably doing it wrong.

Those are the correct files, but the pick'n'place file only has the surface mounted components. The two plugs for power (J1, J2) and the switch (U1) I got separately and soldered by hand (they are listed in the BoM) - they hare through-holes. J2 is on the bottom side and by default JLCPCB only does one side so that one will have to be done by hand anyway.

 

[ifrit05]

Those are the correct files, but the pick'n'place file only has the surface mounted components. The two plugs for power (J1, J2) and the switch (U1) I got separately and soldered by hand (they are listed in the BoM) - they hare through-holes. J2 is on the bottom side and by default JLCPCB only does one side so that one will have to be done by hand anyway.

Huh, well I'll try again but it popped up an internal server error when I tried to continue lol.
EDIT: OK, went through this time. Had to search for 2 components (LED and the SN74) but jlcpcb found them pretty easily. I am confident with through hole but not SMD yet so we'll see if I messed anything up with the service. Thanks for the files!

 

[croissantking]

UK based folks, I have some spare green boards if anyone wants some.

Bare board £1+P&P
Board with SMD components fitted : £3+P&P

I only have a small number of the SMD chips left so there aren't many of those, but I have more bare boards than planned. You'll need to source your own connectors as I don't have any spares.

Postage at cost, which should be about a pound for Royal Mail second class.

@Phipli, in case you still have some of these left:

I am shortly going to order some of @GRudolf94 's boards from JLCPCB for my 840AV. Since the minimum order quantity is 5 and I only need one, would you like to trade a couple of your 'IIci etc' boards for a couple of my '840AV/8100/etc' boards?