Part Information Review and Datasheet Update

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Yes — the incomplete connections are on the PCB layout, not the schematic.
The review shows:
  • Airwires: 7 errors = missing routed traces between pads
  • Floating Pin: clean
  • Single Pin Nets: clean
  • Undriven Nets: clean
That matches Flux’s review definition: an airwire means a net is connected logically but not yet routed as copper on the board
What is already connected in the schematic:
  • GND: J1 pin 2, J3 pin 2, Q1 source, R2 pin 2
  • +24V: J1 pin 1, J2 pin 1, D1 cathode
  • SOL_LOW: J2 pin 2, Q1 drain, D1 anode
  • GPIO_IN: J3 pin 1 to R1
  • GATE: R1, R2, and Q1 gate
So the issue is:
  • the board still needs copper traces between those pads
  • not that J1, J3, or R2 are electrically undefined
Also, when reporting project state, the right approach is to describe what is actually present and separate concerns like unrouted connections from the functional schematic state
What still needs routing

Table

NetPads needing copper connection
GNDJ1, J3, Q1, R2
+24VJ1, J2, D1
SOL_LOWJ2, Q1, D1
GPIO_IN / GATEJ3, R1, R2, Q1
If you want, I can next give you a pad-by-pad manual routing order for J1, J2, J3, D1, Q1, R1, and R2 so you can clear the airwires quickly.
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24V Solenoid Driver

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