Difference between revisions of "SROUTE"

Revision as of 20:21, 17 March 2014

SROUTE is a digital audio distribution router. More details coming later on.

2014-03-16 - Implemented a framebuffer in PIC memory and wrote basic functions to paint points, lines, rectangles, text, and XBM-format graphics into the buffer then draw the buffer to the screen. Found that the Monitor button is shorted to ground somewhere on the UI board, need to investigate that more.
2014-03-14 - Wrote basic LCD driver code and troubleshot for awhile, eventually found two capacitors missing, added them, and now display works! Next steps are to work more on the LCD driving code and start bringing up the CPLD.
2014-03-13 - Assembled power, PIC, and UI section of board.
2013-10-14 - Ordered 2 PCBs from MyRO.
2013-10-08 - Board completed and checklisted.
2013-07-21 - Schematic completed and checklisted.
2013-07-20 - RS232 and +5V rail implemented, still need to finish a bit of cleanup, add receive termination, test points, and any remaining diagnostic LEDs.
2013-07-19 - Schematic thought to be feature-complete, Andrew reviewed. Remaining to be done: Receive termination on channels, RS232 port, +5V for KSEND, test points, diagnostic LEDs.
2013-07-13 - Schematic/BOM work continues. Completed line driver/receiver, routing fabric, power, and logic, need to finish UI.
2013-06-30 - Started putting schematic together.
2013-06-29 - Initial design ideas.

12 KSEND channels
4 busses to chain SROUTE boards
1 KSEND module on-board (optionally) to allow for channel monitoring
USB connectivity to PC for control (and a second connection to the onboard KSEND for audio)
RS232 connectivity to PC or other control system for control

G/Y LED for each port
132x32 graphical LCD for status displays
- Pushbutton to scroll through screens
RGB LED for "is everything okay" indication
KSEND jacks come out the front for line in/monitor
- Pushbutton to turn on/off monitoring
- LED to indicate if monitoring is on

Tabs need to be all in one plane, having an L shape doesn't let you snap the board off
Tabs should be half as frequent
C39/40 on BOM as 0.1uF and 10uF on board, latter is right
LED2 footprint doesn't even come close to matching
LCD over the back of through-hole pins of the connector isn't ideal
Pins on HDMI connectors don't quite line up right

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 == Project Status ==
+* 2014-03-16 - Implemented a framebuffer in PIC memory and wrote basic functions to paint points, lines, rectangles, text, and XBM-format graphics into the buffer then draw the buffer to the screen. Found that the Monitor button is shorted to ground somewhere on the UI board, need to investigate that more.
 * 2014-03-14 - Wrote basic LCD driver code and troubleshot for awhile, eventually found two capacitors missing, added them, and now display works! Next steps are to work more on the LCD driving code and start bringing up the CPLD.
 * 2014-03-13 - Assembled power, PIC, and UI section of board.