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tscircuit•4w ago
Arduano

Arduano - I added a jumper, is this the correct...

I added a jumper, is this the correct pin orientation by default? sorry I'm new to this. I'd assume the short pins would go through the board for soldering and long pins are the dupont male pins 
      <jumper
        name="SSR"
        footprint={"pinrow3"}
        pinCount={3}
        pinLabels={{ pin1: ["CTRL"], pin2: ["GND"], pin3: ["VCC"] }}
        pcbY={-20}
      />
      <jumper
        name="SSR"
        footprint={"pinrow3"}
        pinCount={3}
        pinLabels={{ pin1: ["CTRL"], pin2: ["GND"], pin3: ["VCC"] }}
        pcbY={-20}
      />
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Seve
Seve•4w ago
long pins should be bottom side by default yea (for male pins) are you looking to flip it? If you're buying components from jlcpcb you might want to look for the components you're going to buy- if not i think you could specify cadModel={{ rotation: { z: 180 } }} to flip it- although i'm not sure if you can use a footprinter string AND flip the model
Arduano
ArduanoOP•4w ago
oh maybe I needed <pinheader/>
Seve
Seve•4w ago
uhh i think in both cases it'll be oriented down
Arduano
ArduanoOP•4w ago
just trying to make a dupont 3 pin male connector facing upwards
Linear
Linear•4w ago
Seve
Seve•4w ago
@! Rushabh | Linux Shill maybe you could look into this? We need to add it to footprinter but it doesn't change the footprint, it's just there to hint to jscad-electronics that the headers should be flipped, lmk
! Rushabh | Linux Shill
! Rushabh | Linux Shill•4w ago
we can add something like pinrow3_faceup, pinrow3_facedown etc in foorprint string and i can parse it in jscad to change the orientation of the models @Seve What do you think or simply pinrow3_invert

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