• Part-specific E-Switch drawing: https://configured-product-images.s3.amazonaws.com/2D/specs/FS57003PLT2B2M2QE.pdf
• E-Switch FS5700 series datasheet: https://configured-product-images.s3.amazonaws.com/Datasheets/FS5700.pdf
• Manufacturer product page: https://www.e-switch.com/product/fs5700-series-pushbutton-foot-switch/

Verification note: the PDFs were read using OCR and independently cross-checked against the footprint geometry. Critical production dimensions should still be checked visually on the linked manufacturer drawing before release.

• Position 1: 1–2, 4–5, 7–8 closed.
• Position 2: 2–3, 5–6, 8–9 closed.
• Common terminals are 2, 5, and 8.

Text
3   6   9
2   5   8
1   4   7

• Pass: MPN and manufacturer match the official drawing.
• Pass: Nine terminals/pads are present.
• Fixed: The missing Datasheet URL property is now set to the official E-Switch FS5700 series datasheet. The part-specific official drawing is also linked in this report for footprint verification.
• Mismatch: Library indexing classifies this part as Integrated Circuits / Logic / AND, although its project property says electromechanical. It should be classified as a switch / electromechanical component.
• Mismatch: Description text (4.2.2018 Manufacturer Recommendations ... 38.2mm) is not a useful product description and does not identify the 3PDT ON-ON footswitch function.
• Incomplete: No explicit package/case property is set. Suggested description: Panel-mount footswitch, M12×0.75 bushing, 9 PCB pins, 3×3 grid.
• Minor: Designator prefix is S; SW would be more conventional and matches the better existing library entry, but S is electrically harmless.

• Pass: Terminal numbers 1–9 exist and correspond one-to-one with PCB pads 1–9.
• Mismatch: The symbol contains only nine generic passive terminal objects; it does not show three mechanically linked SPDT contact sets or the ON-ON switching state.
• Mismatch: All pins lack names/descriptions. Pins 2, 5, and 8 should be identified as commons, with the two throws described by the contact mapping above.
• Risk: A user cannot infer connectivity from the symbol and may wire the switch incorrectly without consulting the datasheet.

• Pass: Pad centers match the manufacturer grid: three columns at 5.30 mm pitch and three rows at 4.80 mm pitch, with 10.60 mm × 9.60 mm total center span.
• Pass: Pin numbering/orientation in the KiCad footprint corresponds to the manufacturer recommended PCB-layout view after accounting for KiCad Y-axis direction.
• Pass: The drawn body outline is 19.6 mm × 17.0 mm, matching the principal body/face dimensions shown.
• Critical mismatch: Footprint drill diameter is 1.20 mm, while the official recommended PCB layout specifies Ø1.50 mm holes. This can prevent the PCB pins from fitting and must be corrected before manufacturing.
• Follow-on issue: Current copper pad diameter is 1.80 mm. If the drill is changed to 1.50 mm, the annular ring becomes only 0.15 mm radial; pad diameter should be increased according to the selected PCB fabricator’s minimum annular-ring rule.
• Incomplete: The courtyard is only a tight body rectangle and does not represent the complete panel-mount/mechanical keepout or actuator envelope. This is acceptable only if enclosure/panel clearance is handled separately.

1. Change all nine footprint drills from 1.20 mm to 1.50 mm and enlarge pad diameters to satisfy fabrication annular-ring requirements.
2. Replace/redraw the schematic symbol as three mechanically ganged SPDT contacts, preserving pin numbering.
3. Add pin descriptions: Throw A / Common / Throw B for groups 1-2-3, 4-5-6, and 7-8-9, including the position closure mapping.
4. Correct the library category from IC/Logic/AND to electromechanical switch and improve the description.
5. Add a meaningful package/case description and consider changing the default designator prefix from S to SW.
6. Treat 500 V RMS as the dielectric-strength limit for this exact MPN pending manufacturer clarification of the conflict with the series datasheet.