Ignore netlist temp file

[hw/micropeak] / Build

diff --git a/Build b/Build
index 0735b3f64eb2ff1d260a15ce21e5c9e8cb771d68..5d71f740951f02a12e5eacdf33e1e269d4291aac 100644 (file)
--- a/Build
+++ b/Build
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ boards at a time.
        2.2 Load parts on each board. I do them in this order:
 
                1. 100k reset capacitor
-               2. 470 LED current limiting capacitor
+               2. 470 LED current limiting resistor
                3. Power switch
                4. CPU
                5. CPU bypass cap
@@ -75,23 +75,25 @@ boards at a time.
        5.1 Flow a small amount of solder onto the center conductor pad so
            that it is raised high enough to hit the battery terminal.
 
-       5.2 Take the metal battery holder cage, align to the circuit board and
+       5.2 Clean the resulting pad with isopropyl alcohol
+       
+       5.3 Take the metal battery holder cage, align to the circuit board and
            clamp the ATtiny85 end in a vise whose jaws are horizontal. This
            end has enough board surface on the parts side to allow clamping,
            especially if you align the bypass cap inside a gap in the vise
            jaws.
 
-       5.3 Press down on the battery holder so that the exposed terminal
+       5.4 Press down on the battery holder so that the exposed terminal
            makes firm contact with the PCB pad. Solder in place.
 
-       5.4 Remove from vise.
+       5.5 Remove from vise.
 
-       5.5 With the vise jaws vertical again, place the board in the end of
+       5.6 With the vise jaws vertical again, place the board in the end of
            the vise with the remaining battery holder terminal exposed.
 
-       5.6 Solder in place.
+       5.7 Solder in place.
 
-       5.7 Load battery into plastic tray, install in battery holder
+       5.8 Load battery into plastic tray, install in battery holder
 
 6. System test