Custom Mainboard Design for Forensic Device

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You’re looking at the main project, not the connector part project.
In your screenshot:
  • Left side = chat/Copilot panel
  • Right side = component library/search/properties area
  • You are not inside the cloned Amphenol connector part editor
What to do
Open this part project directly:
/mkgemmell/20021121-00040t4lf
That should take you to the imported connector part by itself.
Then:
  1. Click Schematic at the top.
  2. Click one of the small terminal symbols on the connector.
  3. The properties panel should appear on the right side.
  4. Look for fields like:
    • Pin Number
    • Pin Name
    • Terminal / Pad
But honestly, don’t fight the UI too much.
Easier path
Since the part already exists at:
/mkgemmell/20021121-00040t4lf
If you can find a way to rename the terminals there, do it. If not, send Flux support this:
I need help renaming the terminals on mkgemmell/20021121-00040t4lf to create Olimex_GPIO1, while preserving terminal numbers 1–40 and the existing footprint pads 1–40.
The exact terminal list is the one we already built.
Verify and support
Verify Amphenol parts
Draft support request
Create mapping docs
Plan next schematic

Refine this doc
Ask about this doc
Call with Thea Notes
  • Research & add USB connector - top mount
  • change USB-C connector to right angle
  • Research & add PoE module
  • Research & add Ethernet jack
  • research & add Power-OR
  • research & add a USB-C data port with data mux.
Forensic Pi Write Blocker thumbnail
Standalone forensic-device mainboard for portable and desktop enclosures, using Raspberry Pi Compute Module direction, IEEE 802.3at PoE+ module power, USB-C power-only input, and a USB write-blocking architecture under review.

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Arrow

$21.73–$27.04

Digi-Key

$0.92

HQonline

$3.53–$3.58

LCSC

$34.32–$34.46

Mouser

$42.61

TME

$1.74

Verical

$16.33–$21.83

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