how’d you notice this mistake?
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Oh I noticed it right away and changed it in KiCad and definitely did not go ahead and route traces to the sleeve pads and get it fabricated ignoring the “check the jacks” item on my pre-fabrication checklist and solder it up and then wonder why it did not work.
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phew. good catch. 
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Good to know that you used your checklist to prevent you going and wasting a bunch of time 
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Watch out also for those 22 petafarad capacitors.
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So, this evening I took one of my case apart to get my PSUs ready for their upgrade. PSU startup problems
As I had my 8 step sequencer modupe out I decided to upgrade f it for a better arduino script, the one from @analogoutput .
So I change the layout, solder few more resistors, open the arduino software, find the script called analog output, load it the nano and I then spent 1 hour checking out everything…
(The script named “analog output” is a “demo” script from arduino. Once I loaded the proper script it worked first time)
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what does it mean ? it sure looks like 20 mega ohms .
Milliohms
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ah thanks . now I have leaned something today the day is complete , time to go have a few and forget what I have just learned 
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done something very simmilar myself but not with that script.
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Didn’t line up the text and the hole correctly because I made a late modification without double checking my work.
At least the complete panel looks good…other than the high and low drums are backwards to how they appear on the selector…I am not recutting it.
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hardly notice , the unit looks great over all !
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That panel looks Really Nice!
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WOW thats gorgeous! cant wait to see some fancy knobs on those!
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Mintz,
Damn.
-Fumu / Esopus
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Great panel! What is the material/method?
Actually impressed to see the square lock hole in the face for each pot. I’m so used to just snipping it off.
Well done.
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Wow, thanks for all the nice comments there!
It’s made of matte acrylic with the markings laser etched in and then filled in using Posca paint marker. The protective film that comes on the acrylic does a good job protecting the surface, though some clean up is usually still needed. Laser cutting the acrylic makes it really easy for having the little anti-rotation nubs actually be used.
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