Объяснение Прекращения Ответов

Да, по скриншоту ситуация понятна.
У тебя Pro активен, но он включает только 100 Included ACUs в месяц. Они уже израсходованы:

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Included ACUs: 0 left of 100
Теперь включился платный резерв:

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Paid ACUs: 99.4 left of 100
Price: $2 / ACU
Monthly spending limit: $200
Это означает, что ты уже потратил примерно:

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100 - 99.4 = 0.6 paid ACU
0.6 × $2 = примерно $1.20
То есть не каждый вопрос стоит $2. $2 — это цена за 1 ACU, а один вопрос может стоить меньше 1 ACU, например 0.05, 0.1, 0.3 ACU — зависит от сложности, длины контекста, чтения проекта, вызовов AI-инструментов и т.п.
Главный вывод: твой лимит дополнительных расходов сейчас ограничен $200 в месяц, потому что paid ACUs максимум 100 по $2. Если оставить так, Flux может списывать до $200 сверх подписки за месяц. Если не хочешь риска — поставь monthly spending limit в $0 или минимальное значение, если интерфейс позволяет.
Что, вероятно, тратит ACU:
  • обычные AI-ответы в чате;
  • длинные обсуждения с большим контекстом;
  • анализ схемы/проекта;
  • поиск компонентов;
  • чтение datasheet;
  • изменение схемы;
  • layout/placement/routing;
  • проверки и исправления.
В твоём случае мы действительно в основном планировали, но планирование в длинном проектном контексте тоже расходует AI compute. Самые дорогие этапы, скорее всего, будут не текстовые вопросы, а автоматические изменения проекта, placement, routing, большие проверки и повторные итерации.
Моя честная рекомендация: сейчас остановить мелкие итерационные вопросы, снизить/обнулить paid ACU limit, и дальше работать только пакетно: один зафиксированный список решений → один проход по схеме → одна проверка. Иначе на большом проекте действительно можно незаметно потратить много.
Как мне отключить или снизить paid ACU limit в настройках?
На твоём скриншоте это поле уже видно:
Plan and Payments → AI Credits → Paid ACUs → Monthly Spending Limit
Чтобы снизить лимит:
  1. Открой Plan and Payments.
  2. Найди блок AI Credits.
  3. Справа в блоке Paid ACUs найди поле Monthly Spending Limit.
  4. Нажми на значение, сейчас у тебя стоит $200.00.
  5. Поставь:
    • $0 — если хочешь полностью запретить платные ACU;
    • или маленький лимит, например $5 / $10 / $20, если хочешь оставить небольшой запас.
  6. Нажми Done или сохрани изменения.
Если интерфейс не принимает $0, попробуй поставить минимальное допустимое значение. После этого paid ACU не должны расходоваться сверх установленного лимита, либо работа AI остановится, когда лимит будет достигнут.
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J1
LORA_RST
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
TFT_MOSI
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
USART_TX_A1
ADC_BAT
Y1 P2 - C23 P1
BTN_DOWN
U1 VREF+ - C16 P1
FB1 P2 - U1 VDDA
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
TFT_CS
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
TFT_RST
SWCLK
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VREF+ - C16 P1
U1 VCAP - C14 P1
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
USART_TX_A5
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 NRST - C21 P1
U1 PC15-OSC32_OUT - Y2 2
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
BTN_HDMI
U1 PC15-OSC32_OUT - Y2 2
U1 PC14-OSC32_IN - Y2 1
RELAY_MODE_HDMI_AV
ADC_CURR
U1 NRST - C21 P1
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
SWDIO
U1 PC14-OSC32_IN - Y2 1
U1 VREF+ - C16 P1
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
USART_RX_A5
Y1 P2 - C23 P1
U1 BOOT0 - R1 P1
Y1 P1 - C22 P1
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
RELAY_DVR
BTN_PAGE
TFT_DC
LORA_UART_RX
BTN_LEFT
LED
TFT_SCK
BTN_OK
UART_TX_DEBUG
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VREF+ - C16 P1
Y1 P2 - C23 P1
U1 BOOT0 - R1 P1
UART_TX_DEBUG
Y1 P1 - C22 P1
SWCLK
U1 VREF+ - C16 P1
BTN_RD_BASE
U1 NRST - C21 P1
U1 VCAP - C14 P1
U1 NRST - C21 P1
FB1 P2 - U1 VDDA
BTN_TX
BTN_BACK
UART_RX_DEBUG
BTN_BIND
TFT_MISO
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
BTN_UP
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VCAP - C15 P1
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
UART_RX_DEBUG
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
BTN_PLAY
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
BTN_RIGHT
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VCAP - C15 P1
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
LORA_UART_TX
U1 PC14-OSC32_IN - Y2 1
SWDIO
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
BTN_MODE_RD
TEMP_DATA
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
USART_RX_A1
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 PC15-OSC32_OUT - Y2 2
Y1 P1 - C22 P1
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
U1 VDD - U1 VDD
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
C24 P2 - C25 P2
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
C24 P2 - C25 P2
GND
GND
GND
C18
Capacitance
100 nF
C6
Capacitance
100 nF
C10
Capacitance
100 nF
C3
Capacitance
100 nF
C23
Capacitance
18 pF
C2
Capacitance
100 nF
C4
Capacitance
100 nF
C15
Capacitance
2.2 uF
C13
Capacitance
100 nF
C9
Capacitance
100 nF
C19
Capacitance
1 uF
C20
Capacitance
100 nF
C21
Capacitance
100 nF
C7
Capacitance
100 nF
C24
Capacitance
6.8 pF
C1
Capacitance
100 nF
C17
Capacitance
1 uF
C12
Capacitance
10 uF
C14
Capacitance
2.2 uF
C11
Capacitance
100 nF
C5
Capacitance
100 nF
C8
Capacitance
100 nF
C16
Capacitance
100 nF
C22
Capacitance
18 pF
C25
Capacitance
6.8 pF
R1
Resistance
10 kΩ
Y1
U1
R2
Resistance
10 kΩ
Y2
FB1
Inductance
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VRX_CONTROLLER_A4 — Single A2 Landscape Schematic Organization
Purpose: reorganize the existing A4 schematic as one compact A2 landscape documentation-style overview sheet. This is readability/layout documentation only: no active pinout changes, no feature additions, no confirmed-block removal, and no PCB routing.
A2 Landscape Placement Plan

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A2 zoneFunctional sectionContentsPlacement intent
Top-leftPOWER SUPPLY+12V input, LM2596 +5V regulator, AMS1117 +3V3 regulator, VDDA/VREF filtering, power test points, decoupling summaryKeep power entry and regulators grouped at top-left; short named nets for +12V, +5V, +3V3, GND, VDDA
Center / left-centerMCU CORESTM32H723ZGT6, VCAP caps, HSE crystal, NRST, BOOT0, core decoupling, PC13 LED where space allowsSTM32 remains central reference; use named nets to reduce long wires
Near MCUDEBUG / SWDJ_SWD, SWDIO PA13, SWCLK PA14, NRST, 3V3, GND, optional PB3 SWOKeep close to MCU and easy to identify
Right of MCUUART / COMMUNICATIONA1 UART, A5 UART, Debug UART, LoRa UART connector, communication test pointsPreserve A4 MCU TX/RX point of view; keep communication probes readable
Top-right / rightTFT DISPLAYJ_TFT, TFT_SCK, TFT_MISO, TFT_MOSI, TFT_CS, TFT_DC, TFT_RST, TFT powerKeep display connector grouped, all TFT logic 3.3V
Bottom-leftBUTTONSS1, SW1-SW12, BTN_TX, BTN_PAGE, BTN_LEFT, BTN_RIGHT, BTN_UP, BTN_DOWN, BTN_OK, BTN_BIND, BTN_HDMI, BTN_PLAY, BTN_BACK, BTN_MODE_RD, BTN_RD_BASEOne clean active-LOW-to-GND button group
Bottom-centerADC / SENSORSADC_BAT, ADC_CURR, J_ADC, DS18B20 U4, TEMP_DATA, R4 pull-up, C24, sensor test pointsKeep analog/sensor items separate from relay coils and switching regulator
Bottom-rightLOCAL RELAY OUTPUTSRELAY_DVR, RELAY_MODE_HDMI_AV, Q1/Q2 drivers, K1/K2 relays, D1/D2 flyback diodes, gate resistors/pulldownsClear warning: STM32 GPIO does not drive relay coils directly
Lower / side edgeGPIO EXPANSIONEXP_GPIO_A through EXP_GPIO_G, grouped by MCU port, GND near each connector, optional 3V3 only where presentReserved GPIO only; no firmware functions assigned
Far right or bottom-rightNOTES / VALIDATIONActive pinout table, optional/PDF-only list, assumptions, do-not-use pinsCompact notes block for review and handoff
Functional Sections Created
  1. POWER SUPPLY
  2. MCU CORE
  3. DEBUG / SWD
  4. UART / COMMUNICATION
  5. TFT DISPLAY
  6. BUTTONS
  7. ADC / SENSORS
  8. LOCAL RELAY OUTPUTS
  9. GPIO EXPANSION
  10. NOTES / VALIDATION
Active Firmware Pinout / Used Pins

Table


FunctionMCU pinNet labelA2 sectionNotes
TFT SPI2 SCKPB13TFT_SCKTFT DISPLAYILI9341 SPI clock
TFT SPI2 MISOPB14TFT_MISOTFT DISPLAY3.3V logic
TFT SPI2 MOSIPB15TFT_MOSITFT DISPLAY3.3V logic
TFT CSPB12TFT_CSTFT DISPLAYGPIO output
TFT DCPE0TFT_DCTFT DISPLAYGPIO output
TFT RSTPE1TFT_RSTTFT DISPLAYGPIO output
UART to A5 TXPA9USART_TX_A5UART / COMMUNICATIONA4 MCU TX toward A5
UART to A5 RXPA10USART_RX_A5UART / COMMUNICATIONA4 MCU RX from A5
UART to A1 TXPD8USART_TX_A1UART / COMMUNICATIONA4 MCU TX toward A1
UART to A1 RXPD9USART_RX_A1UART / COMMUNICATIONA4 MCU RX from A1
Debug UART TXPA2UART_TX_DEBUGUART / COMMUNICATIONA4 MCU debug TX
Debug UART RXPA3UART_RX_DEBUGUART / COMMUNICATIONA4 MCU debug RX
LoRa UART TXPG14LORA_UART_TXUART / COMMUNICATIONOptional UART module only
LoRa UART RXPG9LORA_UART_RXUART / COMMUNICATIONOptional UART module only
LoRa resetPG12LORA_RSTUART / COMMUNICATIONOptional GPIO reset
ADC battery voltagePB0ADC_BATADC / SENSORSVoltage/current monitor block
ADC current monitorPB1ADC_CURRADC / SENSORSVoltage/current monitor block
Local 1-Wire tempPG5TEMP_DATAADC / SENSORSLocal A4 DS18B20 only
Status LEDPC13LEDMCU CORELED via R5 and LED_SERIES
Relay DVR local outputPE2RELAY_DVRLOCAL RELAY OUTPUTSA4 local output only
Relay HDMI/AV mode outputPG4RELAY_MODE_HDMI_AVLOCAL RELAY OUTPUTSA4 local output only
SWDIOPA13SWDIODEBUG / SWDDedicated debug
SWCLKPA14SWCLKDEBUG / SWDDedicated debug
Optional SWOPB3SWO_OPTIONALDEBUG / SWDOptional debug, not normal GPIO
ResetNRSTNRSTMCU CORE / DEBUGReset circuit and SWD connector
BOOT0BOOT0BOOT0MCU COREPulled down for Flash boot
HSE input/outputPH0/PH1HSE_IN / HSE_OUTMCU CORE25MHz crystal
Buttons

Table


FunctionMCU pinNet label
BTN_TXPG0BTN_TX
BTN_PAGEPG1BTN_PAGE
BTN_LEFTPE7BTN_LEFT
BTN_RIGHTPE8BTN_RIGHT
BTN_UPPE9BTN_UP
BTN_DOWNPE10BTN_DOWN
BTN_OKPE11BTN_OK
BTN_BINDPE12BTN_BIND
BTN_HDMIPE13BTN_HDMI
BTN_PLAYPE14BTN_PLAY
BTN_BACKPE15BTN_BACK
BTN_MODE_RDPG2BTN_MODE_RD
BTN_RD_BASEPG3BTN_RD_BASE
Note: all buttons are active LOW to GND and use STM32 internal pull-ups in firmware.
GPIO Expansion Headers

Table


HeaderRouted reserved/free pinsNotes
EXP_GPIO_APA0, PA1, PA4, PA5, PA6, PA7, PA8 + GND3.3V GPIO logic; reserved only
EXP_GPIO_BPB2, PB4, PB5, PB6, PB7, PB8, PB9 + GNDExcludes active PB0/PB1/PB12-PB15/PB3
EXP_GPIO_CPC0, PC1, PC4, PC5, PC6, PC7, PC8 + GNDPC13 LED and oscillator pins excluded
EXP_GPIO_DPD0, PD1, PD2, PD3, PD4, PD5, PD6 + GNDPD8/PD9 active A1 UART excluded
EXP_GPIO_EPE3, PE4, PE5, PE6, optional 3V3, GNDPE0/PE1/TFT, PE2 relay, and PE7-PE15 buttons excluded
EXP_GPIO_FPF0, PF1, PF2, PF3, PF4, PF5, PF6 + GNDReserved only
EXP_GPIO_GPG6, PG7, PG8, PG10, PG11, PG13, PG15 + GNDActive PG0-PG5/PG9/PG12/PG14 excluded
Do-Not-Use as Generic GPIO

Table


CategoryPins / netsReason
Power and groundVDD, VSS, VDD33USB, VBAT, PDR_ONPower integrity / supply management
Analog supply/referenceVDDA, VSSA, VREF+Analog reference and filtering
Internal regulator outputsVCAP1, VCAP2Must only connect to 2.2uF low-ESR capacitors to GND
Reset / bootNRST, BOOT0Reset and boot mode control
OscillatorsPH0/HSE_IN, PH1/HSE_OUT, PC14/PC15 optional LSEClock pins, not generic GPIO
DebugPA13, PA14, PB3 optional SWOKeep SWD dedicated
Optional / PDF-Only / Not Confirmed Blocks
The attached PDF reference was not available in readable text form through the available search results during this pass. These blocks remain OPTIONAL / PDF REFERENCE / NOT CONFIRMED IN CURRENT IOC and must not be converted into active features without an explicit current pinout update:
  • W25Q64 SPI flash
  • MicroSD holder
  • MAX485 / UART ARM
  • Optic UART
  • IO port lead headers
  • Additional relay / HDMI / AV blocks
  • Any SPI LoRa interface or extra LoRa I2C/SPI/ADC pins
A4 / A5 Responsibility Boundary
  • A4 is the NSU / main control module: main logic, display UI, buttons, ADC voltage/current monitoring, local A4 temperature, A1/A5 communications, optional LoRa UART, debug UART, and explicitly assigned local A4 relays.
  • A5 handles VRX relay switching, camera relay switching, antenna / VRX / external actuator control, direct UART JSON turntable control, DS18B20 T2/T3 on the A5 side, and external executive relay logic unless explicitly reassigned.
Readability Changes Made in This Pass
  • Re-targeted the organization plan from multiple sheets to one compact A2 landscape overview.
  • Tagged existing confirmed components with A2 functional Section properties: A2: POWER SUPPLY, A2: MCU CORE, A2: DEBUG / SWD, A2: UART / COMMUNICATION, A2: TFT DISPLAY, A2: BUTTONS, A2: ADC / SENSORS, A2: LOCAL RELAY OUTPUTS, and A2: GPIO EXPANSION.
  • Preserved all active firmware/external net labels exactly.
  • No PCB routing was started.
  • No PDF-only blocks were activated.
Remaining Review Warnings
Expected floating-pin warnings remain for:
  • Unused MCU pins reserved for future use or not currently broken out.
  • Spare pins on tactile switches.
  • Optional/reserved connector pins such as duplicate J_LORA Pin_1 and spare EXP_GPIO_E pins.
  • Relay contact pins where the load/contact wiring is intentionally not yet assigned.
These warnings are expected for the current schematic draft. They should not be silenced with fake loads or fake connections. If desired in a later cleanup pass, intentionally unused pins can be marked NC or RESERVED where appropriate.
  • A2 Landscape Placement Plan

  • Functional Sections Created

  • Active Firmware Pinout / Used Pins

  • Buttons

  • GPIO Expansion Headers

  • Do-Not-Use as Generic GPIO

  • Optional / PDF-Only / Not Confirmed Blocks

  • A4 / A5 Responsibility Boundary

  • Readability Changes Made in This Pass

  • Remaining Review Warnings

VRX_CONTROLLER_A4

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VRX_CONTROLLER A4 — NSU / Main Control Module

Properties

Embedded control / VRX controller module

Schematic readability target: one compact A2 landscape overview with boxed functional sections: Power Supply, MCU Core, Debug/SWD, UART/Communication, TFT Display, Buttons, ADC/Sensors, Local Relay Outputs, GPIO Expansion, Notes/Validation. No PCB routing requested.

+12V input; generated +5V and +3.3V logic rails

UART to A1, UART to A5, debug UART, optional LoRa UART, SPI TFT, 1-Wire temperature sensor

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