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[CW2]

I have just published Netduino Mini part (edited the first post) and added comment #86 to the user-created parts list on Google Code.

[Chris Walker]

Awesome, CW2. Thanks a lot! Chris

[Omar (OZ)]

Can we pin this to the top of the General Menu or a new thread or something? These are quite handy and essential for those who want to share their projects! In the spirit of Open Source ?

[nully]

Awesome Just what i was looking for Thanks.

[jdelgado]

Thank You Guys, this is great I didn't knew about Fritzing. I am learning a lot from this group.

[JonnyBoats]

With a new release of Fritzing (0.6.2) just released, I thought it would be a good time to bump this thread. I just downloaded the new release, and (like before) it is great to have all three variants of the Netduino in there "out of the box". A big thank you to those who made it possible.

[Joe Griffith]

I just wanted to thank CW2 for introducing me to fritzing. I used it to design a simple shield for my project and followed all the way through to ording the PCB. This is expensive (29 Euros for one-off) and it took about two weeks to get here (from Germany). Actually ordering the board is literally as simple as clicking a button and the quality of the board is really first rate. It's the only white PCB I've ever seen.

[CW2]

I have just published Netduino Plus 2 part (edited the first post) and added comment #400 to the user-created parts list on Google Code.

[Chris Walker]

I have just published Netduino Plus 2 part (edited the first post) and added comment #400 to the user-created parts list on Google Code.

Sweet! Thanks, CW2!

Chris

[CW2]

I have just published Netduino 2 part (edited the first post) and added comment #418 to the user-created parts list on Google Code.

[Gutworks]

That's awesome CW2! Thanks!

[Chris Walker]

I have just published Netduino 2 part (edited the first post) and added comment #418 to the user-created parts list on Google Code.

Wow, you are fast CW2! The board just shipped today!

Chris

[CW2]

Wow, you are fast CW2! The board just shipped today!

 

Well, I have to admit I created it a few days ago and I had no idea the board was about to be shipped today (1/15). It came to me in a dream where I was thinking about the best .NET MF board for projects that do not require networking. When I woke up, to my big surprise I was sitting behind the computer and there was Netduino Plus 2 Fritzing part on the screen - but there was something different about it, something it took me a moment to realize: there were no networking parts! It was Netduino 2! Unfortunately, I've obviously had to somehow accidentally delete the gray rectangle representing the MicroSD connector 

[Lunddahl]

> When I woke up, to my big surprise I was sitting behind the computer and... Only true neards can sleep at the desk...;-) - Ulrik Lunddahl

[MrSmoofy]

Please select Netduino.fzpz file in a dialog that appears from "PartImport..." menu command. The custom Netduino part will then appear in "Mine" bin.

 

While this seems very cool especially for someone just learning the electronics part of all this.  I'm having a problem getting the Netdunion Plus 2 board to show up at all anywhere.  I don't see a "PartImport" menu option at all.

[MrSmoofy]

While this seems very cool especially for someone just learning the electronics part of all this.  I'm having a problem getting the Netdunion Plus 2 board to show up at all anywhere.  I don't see a "PartImport" menu option at all.

 

Never mind found it.  Was not part of the menu was the "Parts" panel on the right clicking the little down arrow for the drop down menu on it had the import that let me import the NetduinoPlus2.fzpz file.

[dino4net]

Hello CW2,

 

Would it be possible to add the mini-jtag for the Netduino (Plus) 2?

 

Thanks, Guido

[CW2]

Would it be possible to add the mini-jtag for the Netduino (Plus) 2?

 
I have Netduino Go! socket (through-hole and SMD version) in my Fritzing repository, which has the same pin pitch. It should not be hard to modify the svg file to fit your needs

[dino4net]

Hi CW2,

 

That was easy :-)

 

Thanks, Guido