create a footprint for it and give it a clear name. the pinout stays the same I think.

19 jan. 2025 20:47:43 hanz YL3JD via groups.io <yl3jd@...>:

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You need to add pins to the transfer board, of course.

create a footprint for it and give it a clear name. the pinout stays the same I think.

19 jan. 2025 20:47:43 hanz YL3JD via groups.io <yl3jd@...>:

Hello,
Question about pcb transferboard.
I am using an Attiny404 smd but i solder it on a pcb transferboard.
How should i set this up in Kicad?
?
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Thanks,
hanz

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I would:

* Place the ATtiny404 schematic part as usual,
* Associate a new footprint with it, that you create, that is the
footprint of your carrier board. Make sure the pin associations between
the carrier board footprint and the ATtiny device are correct,
* Save the footprint in your personal footprint library for future
use/re-use.

Nice! ?

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