Connecting ESP32 with Headers

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Work done
  • Added two new ESP32 interface headers: J6 and J7, both using 1x20, 2.54 mm vertical through-hole pin headers.
  • Routed the active ESP1 power and signal pins onto the new header interface so the main-board connections are now exposed through J6 and J7.
  • Added pin labeling properties to J6 and J7 so the ESP32-facing pin functions are documented directly in the schematic.
  • Verified the modified ESP32 section and confirmed the remaining ERC power-input warnings are pre-existing elsewhere in the project, not introduced by this header conversion.
Success criteria review
  • ✅ ESP1 is now interfaced through clearly annotated header connectors J6 and J7.
  • ✅ The ESP32 interface was updated without changing the functional nets already used by the rest of the design.
  • ✅ A final schematic review of the modified section confirmed the ESP32 header connections are present; the reported ERC power issues are unrelated pre-existing items on other nets.
Next steps
If you want, I can continue by cleaning up the net names on the new ESP32 header-only breakout lines or help translate this schematic change into placement guidance for the matching board connector layout.
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avasantlal

I dont see any connections to j6 or j7

flux

You want the ESP1 to J6 and J7 mapping to be visually obvious in the schematic.
  • The electrical connections are present, but many are on unnamed nets, so they don’t read clearly.
  • I’ve set up a plan to rename those nets and improve the header annotations.
Click Start on the plan bar to apply it.
Show J6/J7 nets
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