PATCH.INIT() parts list

Hallo there,

I just started with the daisy development. I thought it would be a good idea to almost rebuild the PATCH.INIT() to get to know the workflow with KiCad and the PCB manufacturer and so on.
I am not really sure which parts (jacks, knobs, cardlsot) got used for the PATCH.INIT() module. The footprints in KiCad dont give me much info on name of manufacturer or type of components which are build into the module. Is there a list with all components?

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In a word, no. E-S provides enough info to design a board to use with Patch SM, but they don’t publish all the info needed to duplicate Patch Init() easily.

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Hello,

I built a couple of patch.init()s, mostly using the files here: https://www.electro-smith.com/s/ES_Daisy_Patch_SM_Init_Rev1-5p8c.zip

There is a BOM.xlsx in there that may come in handy.

Cheers

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Oops, I stand corrected. I forgot that they had the BOM in there.

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I went directly to the KiCad folder. Overseeing the Table. Awesome… Thanks jaradical! Lets see if I am able to source all those parts in Germany.

About that BOM… you might have some unpleasant surprises searching for the audio jacks.

I’m holding a bag of 104 of the wrong part but the number matches the BOM.

(I am not impressed)

Looking at my Patch.Init() from the outside, the jacks look like ordinary Thonkiconn jacks. What’s different on the ones you got?

My copy of that BOM lists WQP-WQP518MA. On the QingPu website, that part number looks correct in the photo, and it explains that the Thonkiconn jack has had several part numbers over the years.
http://www.qingpu-electronics.com/en/products/wqp-pj398sm-362.html

Different parts under same numbers doesn’t surprise me. Yes, same part number.
Not the first time I’ve seen this.

The ones I got ( from Small Bear ) have solder lugs instead of pcb pins, anchor pins that there’s no provision for on the board, and are only 2 conductor, no switch.

The document could stand updating and removing the dead links to Electrosmith sales pages for some of those parts.

Here we go, fair price as well:

I’ve gotten hundreds of those from Synthcube, no problem, but they seem to be out of stock now.