The element14 Raspberry Pi Compute Module Development Kit CadSoft Library

element14 is pleased to offer our very own CadSoft library for Raspberry Pi Compute Module Development Kit--for free! Our new library simplifies Raspberry Pi Compute Module Development Kit development by giving you instant access to the pinouts you need for building your own custom circuit. Just download the attached zip file and load the library into CadSoft.

Don't yet have CadSoft EAGLE? Get your copy here!

We hope you enjoy building with the Raspberry Pi Compute Module Development Kit and CadSoft. Thanks for being a part of our community!

Attachments:

e14_Rpi_Compute_RevC.lbr.zip

panometric over 7 years ago in reply to Former Member

I imported this into Altium Circuit Studio as Eagle file no problem.
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andyandy over 8 years ago

What was the source CAD drawing for this connector? If I look at the DXF which TE provides for 1565917-4 the diameters for the centering pins are 0.85mm and 1.35mm whereas the drill diameters in the RevC symbol are 0.6mm and 1.1mm Other DDR2 sockets recommend 1.1mm and 1.6mm drill, each 0.25mm bigger than the center pins (which looks reasonable to me)
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DaveYoung over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

Sorry -- just the EAGLE files for now. But if you find yourself making one for Altium it would be great if you'd post yours!
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Former Member over 9 years ago

Have a link for Altium PCB Files ?
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gammelvargen over 9 years ago in reply to clem57

More people can use the Dev-kit if it have the same pinconfiguration as Raspberrypi. Thats why i´m waiting for the CM3. Hopefully they change the pinconfig on the Dev-Kit motherboard to the same as Raspberrypi with 40 pins and ethernet on the board.
I want a Raspberry with builtin memory like CM. I have problem with memorycard and low temperature. temp is down to minus 35 celcius during winter. (- 31 Fahrenheit )
It messaure temp and i have a Raspberrypi outside on my balcony in a box. Two temperature sensors connected to it.
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clem57 over 9 years ago in reply to gammelvargen

I`m waiting for the CM3 module and the dev-kit board.
??? Does this have to do with Raspberry Pi Compute Module Development Kit
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gammelvargen over 9 years ago

I`m waiting for the CM3 module and the dev-kit board.
If they do not change the pin config on the dev-kit

Is there anyone who makes a Dev-Kit board with 40 pins in the same order as a Raspberrypi, with Ethernet on the board and two USB ports and rest of the conections like Raspberrypi. And fill up with rest of the pins that not used for anything else.

Dev Kit have the pins in another order and nothing can be used from Raspberrypi, IO Cards like 1wire card.
I do not have the skills to use the program by my self to create the board for CM 3.

Dan Hällgren Sweden
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clem57 over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

Please Create a discussion, mark a question in a topic area that applies. One sentence is not enough to understand what you are asking.
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Former Member over 9 years ago

Hi,
Is there any feature to build application in C/C++ and using of Office 2010? I need to run these simple application in my computer lab for students.
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DaveYoung over 10 years ago in reply to Former Member

You're absolutely right! I've fixed it in Rev C which should be uploaded shortly to this page. Thanks a ton for the feedback!
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