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The routing bug remains the blocker recorded here: the existing auto-route job is stuck as outOfCredit, while attempting to resume it returns an internal error. Please escalate it through Contact Support, including:
Issue: The auto-route job is stuck with status outOfCredit. Starting a new job fails because the existing job is still active. Resuming it returns FiberFailure / ResumeInternalError: Unable to resume auto-layout job.
Impact: The PCB has 33 remaining airwires. Other blocking DRC checks are clear, the 46 × 60 mm outline is closed, and component 3D models are present. The failure prevents routing completion, final DRC validation, and STEP export.
Please reset, repair, or make the existing routing job resumable without discarding completed routing.
This is the best exact match for Bandido and should be the schematic design target, subject to written confirmation of connector pitch, mating connector, production availability, and initialization package.
Touch/cover assembly: 38.12 × 46.18 × 1.30 mm; mechanical drawing indicates approximately 2.33 mm total stack in one callout, so the Z datum requires vendor clarification
Temperature: −20 to +70 °C operating; −30 to +80 °C storage
Display current: 36 mA typical, 54 mA maximum under the datasheet's stated normal-display condition
Frame frequency: 60 Hz
Advertised price: approximately $7–$12.50, quote dependent
Display logic supply, 1.8–3.3 V; use 3.3 V if vendor confirms QSPI timing
9
VCI
Vendor says leave open if unused; clarify before release
10
VBAT
Display/SIBO power, use documented 3.7–4.5 V operating range
11
VCL_EN
Leave open if unused; confirm
12
GND
Ground
13
MTP_PWR
Programming only; leave open or tie as vendor directs
14
RESRT
Active-low display reset
15
CSX
QSPI chip select
16
SDI/RDX
QSPI D0 / serial data
17
DCX
Command/data for non-QSPI modes; route/test or follow vendor QSPI guidance
18
WRX/SCL
QSPI clock
19
D(1)
QSPI D3
20
D(0)
QSPI D2
21
TE
Tearing-effect synchronization output
22
GND
Ground
23–30
MIPI lanes/clock
No-connect in QSPI design, per confirmed vendor rules
31
GND
Ground
The datasheet's naming is unusual: pins 16, 19, and 20 must be mapped against the vendor QSPI example to establish D0–D3 unambiguously before schematic release. Do not infer the fourth QSPI data path solely from the abbreviated table.
Mandatory vendor clarifications before PCB commitment
FPC contact pitch and exact recommended mating connector MPN.
Complete QSPI signal map for all four data lines and required IM/interface-selection state.
Production initialization command table/source code for this exact panel revision.
CST820 7-bit I2C address and reset/interrupt timing.
Exact assembly Z thickness and cover-glass datum.
VBAT operating maximum discrepancy: interface table says 4.5 V while an electrical table says 5.5 V maximum.
Standby/sleep leakage and power-off backfeed limits.
Minimum order quantity, sample revision control, lead time, lifecycle, and second-source policy.
Backup: Tailor Pixels TOH206BVT-01CG
This is mechanically attractive but is a weaker electrical match because the available drawing specifies conventional SPI and a 1.8 V I/O rail rather than confirmed QSPI at 3.3 V.
Exact model: TOH206BVT-01CG
Display: 2.06-inch AMOLED, 410 × 502
Controllers: CO5300 + CST820
Interface: 4-wire SPI display; I2C touch
Luminance: 700 nits
AMOLED module: 34.787 × 43.135 × 0.80 mm
Active area: 33.087 × 40.511 mm
Cover-glass width: 36.987 ±0.05 mm; total front stack: 1.525 ±0.2 mm; full cover-glass height needs confirmation
Connector: OK-118RM030/2-35, 30 contacts, 0.35 mm pitch board-to-board
410 × 502 increases frame transfer bandwidth by roughly 25% over 368 × 448.
Available documentation exposes SPI_MOSI/MISO rather than a confirmed four-data-line QSPI mode.
1.8 V IOVCC likely requires level translation from ESP32-S3.
Power/current data is absent.
The 30-contact 0.35 mm board-to-board connector is less prototype-friendly than a conventional FPC connector.
Rejected Candidates
TT178AMC48C: only 1.78 inch, 350 nits, smaller 28.7 × 34.94 mm active area, incomplete public pinout.
Waveshare 1.8-inch AMOLED development-board panel: excellent firmware reference for CO5300/CST820 QSPI, but 350 nits and no independently documented raw-panel MPN/pinout.
TOQ206XVT-01: well-documented 2.06-inch 410 × 502 bare AMOLED with QSPI/MIPI, but it is not the exact touch/cover-glass module and requires separate touch/mechanical integration.
M5Stack StopWatch panel: useful software reference, but it is a 1.75-inch round 466 × 466 module and M5Stack does not publish an exact raw display module MPN.
Decision
Use TOH204XVT-01CG as the exact Bandido display target. It most closely matches the requested dimensions, 368 × 448 software architecture, high-brightness requirement, QSPI interface, integrated CST820 touch, and exposed black cover-glass aesthetic. The remaining questions are supplier-controlled production details, not a need to select a different display class.
Recommendation
Primary: Tailor Pixels TOH204XVT-01CG
Primary FPC pinout: 31 contacts
Mandatory vendor clarifications before PCB commitment