Review all available part information (MPN, package, pin count, description, properties). If no datasheet URL is already set, search the web for the official datasheet and update the part's Datasheet property with the URL. Then cross-check the schematic symbol, footprint, and pin descriptions against the datasheet. Summarize key specs and flag any mismatches.
I’ll audit the part metadata, source the official datasheet if needed, update its Datasheet property, then compare the symbol, pin mapping, and footprint geometry against the manufacturer documentation.
The part’s electrical pin count and footprint dimensions align with the JST drawing. I’m doing the final source and geometry read-back now, then I’ll record the audit findings.
Audit complete. The 17-pin symbol mapping and footprint geometry match the official JST documentation, and the part is usable as-is; the existing Datasheet URL was already populated, so it was not changed.
Key flags: incomplete terminal metadata, misleading Mount = Vertical instead of through-hole, drills at the upper tolerance limit, and courtyard geometry that may not support automated checking. Full results: Part Datasheet Audit.