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flux

I will clean your BOM by removing duplicates and unused parts, and align the schematic accordingly.
Plan summary:
  • Audit BOM/schematic for duplicate designators/MPNs and unconnected parts.
  • Remove duplicates, delete unused/legacy parts, and reassign designators.
  • Update BOM quantities/properties to match the schematic.
  • Re-run ERC/BOM review and report changes.
Before I start: do you want me to only remove exact duplicates, or also merge “Generic” passives with identical values (e.g., multiple 100 nF 0603 caps) into a single BOM line item?

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#Goal

- Clean the BOM for the QrisPaymentSoundBox project by removing duplicate parts (e.g., duplicate resistors such as R17/R19) and unused components (such as legacy parts like the old SW1 slide and LED2) while ensuring that all changes, including LED and soft-latch power button updates, are accurately reflected in the schematic and BOM.

#Implementation plan

1. Audit the current BOM and schematic

1. Use ERC/BOM review tools to identify duplicate components by scanning MPNs and designators.

2. Identify components with no net connections (unused or legacy parts) by reviewing schematic connectivity.

2. Remove duplicate components

1. Consolidate duplicates (e.g., repeated resistor entries) into a single instance.

2. Reassign designators sequentially to ensure consistency in the schematic and BOM.

3. Delete unused/legacy components

1. Remove legacy parts such as the old SW1 slide and LED2 from the schematic.

2. Verify that no components with missing net connections remain.

4. Update the BOM

1. Adjust BOM entries, quantities, and part properties to reflect the changes (including updates for LED and switch properties).

2. Re-run the ERC/BOM review to ensure no missing references or broken nets remain.

#Success criteria

- Duplicate parts are consolidated and designators sequentially reassigned.

- Unused components (e.g., legacy parts like the old SW1 slide and LED2) are removed from the schematic and BOM.

- The updated BOM reflects correct quantities and up-to-date part properties.

- The ERC/BOM review does not report any errors or missing net connections.

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Started: Use @message to ask the user: do you want to only remove exact duplicates, or also merge generic passives with identical values (e.g., multiple 100 nF 0603 caps) into single BOM lines?.

Asking user duplicate removal scope...

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Started: Use @message tool to ask the user: do you want me to only remove exact duplicates, or also merge generic passives with identical values into single BOM lines?.
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flux

I haven’t started the BOM cleanup yet. Should I remove only exact duplicates, or also consolidate generic passives with identical values into single BOM lines?

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    QrisPaymentSoundBox with Soft-Latch Power, Side Controls, and VBUS-Gated EN

    Properties

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Protection_Subsystem


Power_Subsystem


SoftLatch_Subsystem


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"USB Input"
"GT-USB-7007B"
"SLM6400"
"SMBJ5.0CA"
"PESD5V0U2BT"
"Protected USB"
"SY8208BQNC Buck"
"Battery"
"3.3V Rail"
"Power Button"
"2N7002"
"Soft-Latch Gate Node"
"AO4407A PFET"
"VBAT_SW"
"VOL_UP Button\n(IO32)"
"10k Ohm Pull-up"
"100nF Debounce"
"GND"
"VOL_DN Button\n(IO33)"
"10k Ohm Pull-up"
"100nF Debounce"
"VBUS"
"EN Gate"
"U5 EN"
"U5 VIN"
"MP2315SGJ"

    Pricing & Availability

    Distributor

    Qty 1

    Arrow

    $2.57–$4.53

    Digi-Key

    $1.41–$2.50

    LCSC

    $1.36–$1.52

    Mouser

    $5.37

    TME

    $4.10

    Verical

    $2.39–$53.88

    Controls