Attachment Access Issue
Thought for 11 sec
The earlier “PCB Placement Setup” report was a no-op due to unavailable capacity; I’ve now rerun that scope successfully. I’m reconciling the new live placement and DRC, then proceeding directly to routing.
Worked for 58 sec
Placement is confirmed valid: 100 × 100 mm, 2 layers, four symmetric M3 holes, all 17 components top-side, and no placement/stackup violations. The board passes routing preflight; I’m routing the 25 remaining connections now.
Worked for 1 min
The PCB setup and placement are now complete and verified:
- 100 × 100 mm rectangular, standard 2-layer board
- Four symmetric 3.2 mm M3 mounting holes at ±44 mm
- All 17 components placed top-side and within bounds
- Zero overlap, keepout, edge-placement, missing-footprint, or stackup violations
- Routing preflight initially passed with 25 airwires remaining
Auto-routing was started but paused before completion. It returned a generic placement anomaly that still needs inspection, despite the preceding placement checks being clean.
Remaining work
- Inspect and resolve the router’s generic placement anomaly.
- Resume routing all 25 connections.
- Add and verify GND copper and stitching vias.
- Run final ERC, DRC, and airwire checks.
- Export Gerbers, NC drills, BOM, and pick-and-place data.
Execution stopped because your ACUs ran out.
Inspect routing anomaly
Prepare routing guidance
Final verification checklist
