They call for 90R traces for the USB signals .. I've never sweated USB line
impedance before, though, hopefully USB just works.
+ Note that the OM-O2S is 75% the price of the Plus version, which is $7.56
+ difference in BOM! Plan on using the non-plus version unless we absolutely
+ must use the bigger one. The only differences are factors of two each in
+ RAM and flash size. Our application is simple enough I hope that won't be
+ an issue?
+
+- one of the things I've learned about OpenWRT is that using 'opkg upgrade'
+ doesn't work the way a Debian apt upgrade does. Quoting an authoritative
+ source on a forum:
+
+ opkg doesn't have appropriate fail-safe checks to ensure proper
+ compatibility at the kernel level and other dependencies. This can
+ cause major issues with the installation, and therefore should never
+ be used.
+
+ The implication of this is that if using OpenWRT, I need to think of it as
+ "a flash'able image" and not an upgradeable in place operating system. I
+ can't help but have mixed feelings about that. However, just generating
+ sysupgrade images and making sure the support for using them to upgrade the
+ in-place firmware is in my builds should work ok.
+
+2024.07.06
+- loaded a v1p2 proto board. since only the LPC runs AltOS and it's almost
+ not relevant, I'm going to run a separate serial number series for Quanti
+ products. This board can be sn 1, and I'll flash that into the LPC as well
+ as including it in the OpenWRT load somehow eventually.
+
+- the vertical USB connector will interfere with rectangular daughter cards,
+ which isn't good. Fortunately, Cvilux USA also makes a right-angle version
+ that fits in the same footprint (but of course will hang way off the edge
+ of the current board design). That seems winning. Same price. Added to
+ pref parts using -V and -H value suffixes to indicate which part, leaving
+ QuantiMotor design using -V for now since that's real. q10 put in my DK
+ cart for next order. If the -H version doesn't have some fatal flaw, I think
+ that's what I want to use.