WARNING (False Alarm):
In retrospect it seems that there are no errors in the board design. However, depending on how you are using the board it ma be better to populate the SIP headers one or both of the sip headers on the opposite side of the board than the silkscreen/legend.
I'M WORKING ON UPDATED PICTURES SHOWING HOW TO BUILD THE BOARD
Some notes from markusthegeek:
Be sure to use the Earle Philhower library for the Pi Pico with the Arduino IDE. You must press the boot button when powering the board to program it the first time when using the Arduino IDE.
When you clone use the repo use the "sip-header-code" branch if you want to use it with the S8 Hackaday Badge.
I bought some MCP4902's, but I'm a bit confused on this update:
> In retrospect it seems that there are no errors in the board design. However, depending on how you are using the board it ma be better to populate the SIP headers one or both of the sip headers on the opposite side of the board than the silkscreen/legend.
For the SIP headers, both sides of the board have silkscreen, so what is the opposite side? Also, I would have expected the male DIP header to be on the opposite side of the chip side (like most SAOs have).
Also, an image shows the SAO on the underside of the badge, which is unexpected.
Can you clear this up? Thanks.