@2:18 While following this with JITX 3.24.1, I get an error when trying to run after instantiating the communications-core. I think the issue is that the Zener is an SOD-123, but I don't see where to adjust the packages. stanza> reload "case" => ["0402" "0603"] "manufacturer" => "ON Semiconductor" "_sellers" => ["Arrow" "Avnet" "DigiKey" "JLCPCB" "LCSC" "Mouser" "Newark"] "mounting" => "smd" "min-stock" => 1 "mpn" => "MMSZ4689T1G" [336ms] (0) Uncaught Exception: Could not find component that meets requirements: User Requirements : manufacturer: "ON Semiconductor" mpn: "MMSZ4689T1G" min-stock: 1 Design Requirements : mounting: "smd" case: ["0402" "0603"] Set in C:\Users\Jeremy/.jitx\user.params.
You are fast on the draw! The upcoming JITX 3.25 release will fix that issue, in the meantime, use this version of helpers.stanza: github.com/JITx-Inc/quickstart-by-phase/blob/main/quickstart-2-files/helpers.stanza
After commenting out different lines in the helpers.stanza, it seems like the critical lines are 30 and 31. Adding "SOD-123" to the case and commenting out only line 31 works as well, but I suspect other parts will have other packages. Maybe line 31 is only an issue on the Free version with no PLM ?
@@JITX-Automation The line with "seller! = vendor" is still problematic for me. Commenting it out does allow it to run (at least up to the FTDI part addition).
Overall, I find these videos well produced, but I would find it helpful if you pause for a second before switching away from something. E.g. @9:23 The text you had entered (which has some nuanced formatting) is not complete for even a second before you switch to another file. @9:55 by the time you are done saying "line" the line in question is no longer shown. At least for me, I have to pause and rewind frequently - pausing is not a big deal, but rewind is not very precise, and pausing at just the right moment is a distraction from learning the tool.
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@2:18 While following this with JITX 3.24.1, I get an error when trying to run after instantiating the communications-core. I think the issue is that the Zener is an SOD-123, but I don't see where to adjust the packages.
stanza> reload
"case" => ["0402" "0603"] "manufacturer" => "ON Semiconductor" "_sellers" => ["Arrow" "Avnet" "DigiKey" "JLCPCB" "LCSC" "Mouser" "Newark"] "mounting" => "smd" "min-stock" => 1 "mpn" => "MMSZ4689T1G" [336ms] (0)
Uncaught Exception:
Could not find component that meets requirements:
User Requirements :
manufacturer: "ON Semiconductor"
mpn: "MMSZ4689T1G"
min-stock: 1
Design Requirements :
mounting: "smd"
case: ["0402" "0603"]
Set in C:\Users\Jeremy/.jitx\user.params.
You are fast on the draw! The upcoming JITX 3.25 release will fix that issue, in the meantime, use this version of helpers.stanza: github.com/JITx-Inc/quickstart-by-phase/blob/main/quickstart-2-files/helpers.stanza
After commenting out different lines in the helpers.stanza, it seems like the critical lines are 30 and 31. Adding "SOD-123" to the case and commenting out only line 31 works as well, but I suspect other parts will have other packages.
Maybe line 31 is only an issue on the Free version with no PLM ?
@@JITX-Automation The line with "seller! = vendor" is still problematic for me. Commenting it out does allow it to run (at least up to the FTDI part addition).
@@JITX-Automation Version 3.25.0 does resolve the issue. Thanks!
Overall, I find these videos well produced, but I would find it helpful if you pause for a second before switching away from something. E.g. @9:23 The text you had entered (which has some nuanced formatting) is not complete for even a second before you switch to another file. @9:55 by the time you are done saying "line" the line in question is no longer shown. At least for me, I have to pause and rewind frequently - pausing is not a big deal, but rewind is not very precise, and pausing at just the right moment is a distraction from learning the tool.
Some useful RUclips keyboard shortcuts for other viewers: =pause, (coma)=previous frame, (period)=next frame.