Adding LEDs to Schematic


Done — I rewired the design for one 12 V barrel jack cable:
  • J_PWR now creates 12V_IN
  • KR1201A V+ / V- are powered directly from 12V_IN / GND
  • Added PS_5V_BUCK to convert 12 V → 5 V
  • Arduino Micro, servo, LEDs, and display now use the buck-derived 5V
  • KR1201A relay output is wired safely into Arduino 0/RX as a dry-contact input with R_KR_PULLUP; no 12 V goes into the Arduino input
I updated Alarm Clock Design Notes and the firmware starter. The only remaining ERC item is the intentionally unused Arduino VIN; that’s correct because the Arduino is powered from regulated +5V, not its onboard VIN regulator.
can you add a seperate 5.1kohm resister for each led?
I’ll replace the shared LED ground resistor approach with five individual 5.1 kΩ resistors, one in series with each LED cathode to ground, then verify the updated LED nets.
Done so far:
  • Added four new 5.1 kΩ resistors: R_LED2, R_LED3, R_LED4, R_LED5
  • Reused the existing R_LED_GND as the individual resistor for LED1
  • Broke the old shared LED cathode net
  • Rewired each LED cathode through its own resistor to ground:
    • LED1:K → R_LED_GND → GND
    • LED2:K → R_LED2 → GND
    • LED3:K → R_LED3 → GND
    • LED4:K → R_LED4 → GND
    • LED5:K → R_LED5 → GND
I was blocked before I could run the final verification/review pass. The remaining step is to verify the LED nets and run ERC checks to confirm there are no new schematic issues.
Run LED ERC
Check LED current
Rename LED resistors
Show LED wiring

PS_5V_BUCK
PS_5V_BUCK + OUT - U1 +5V
J_PWR Center pin - J_KR1201A 2
PS_5V_BUCK - OUT - J_PWR Terminal
PS_5V_BUCK - IN - PS_5V_BUCK - OUT
PS_5V_BUCK - IN - PS_5V_BUCK - OUT

Alarm Clock

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