Project Started


You can continue as soon as your account has usable ACUs again—either when your plan’s allocation resets or after adding more through your Flux billing settings. I can’t see your reset date or billing details.
Once restored, finishing the design will still require:
  1. Adding support components and wiring the schematic.
  2. ERC and power-path verification.
  3. Your schematic approval.
  4. PCB outline/stackup, placement, routing, and DRC.
  5. Manufacturing-file export and final review.
Current state: 36 components, 0 nets, so the schematic is not yet electrically connected. Execution stopped because your ACUs ran out.
how many ACU will I need to finish the build?
I can’t give a reliable numeric ACU estimate because Flux does not expose a fixed ACU cost per schematic edit, routing run, or executor task, and usage varies significantly with retries and verification.
This project is still early—36 components and 0 nets—so budget for several substantial work sessions covering:
  • Complete schematic wiring and support passives
  • Power-budget, datasheet, and ERC review
  • PCB placement and mechanical constraint work
  • Controlled-impedance USB/RF considerations
  • Routing, DRC remediation, and manufacturing exports
Check your plan’s ACU allowance and renewal date in billing. For an account-specific estimate or purchasing guidance, contact Flux support: https://docs.flux.ai/Introduction/getting-support. Execution remains stopped because your ACUs ran out.
keep going
No additional project work was completed in this turn. The design remains at 36 components and 0 nets; schematic wiring, support passives, power verification, ERC, PCB layout, routing, and manufacturing outputs are still outstanding.
Execution stopped because your ACUs ran out.

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Schematic of IJW Pro Wireless Buzzer

IJW Pro Wireless Buzzer

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