Yes. I’ll create two complete schematics: the existing 24 V PLC receiver and a matching field transmitter, using the established EU868/fail-safe requirements. I’ll first recover the saved specification and transmitter details, then build each board block-by-block and independently verify the finished schematics before layout.

The requirements are now reconciled across both projects. The receiver will use energized-healthy COM–NC communications alarms, while the transmitter will use two precision bridge channels and the same external-antenna EU868 radio family; both schematic builds are underway in parallel.

I recovered and reconciled the requirements for both boards and completed build passes in their respective projects:

Both build processes report completion, but I could not inspect their final reports or independently verify schematic/ERC status. Therefore, the schematics should be treated as unverified until component counts, connectivity, power calculations, footprints, and ERC results are checked. PCB layout has not been started.

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