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| production | ||
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| Call Center Village SAO.kicad_pcb | ||
| Call Center Village SAO.kicad_pro | ||
| Call Center Village SAO.kicad_sch | ||
| fabrication-toolkit-options.json | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| phone_booth.svg | ||
| README.md | ||
| SAOv2.kicad_sym | ||
Call Center Village SAO
First attempt at an SAO (Shitty/Standard Add-On) for Call Center Village.
A small phone-booth–shaped PCB add-on that plugs into any SAO v2 header on an electronic badge.
What it is
This is a minimal, power-only SAO: a single LED with a current-limiting resistor, powered straight from the host badge's SAO connector. There is no microcontroller and no I2C — the SDA, SCL, GPIO1 and GPIO2 pins on the connector are left unconnected. Plug it into a badge and the LED lights up.
The board outline is shaped like a british-style phone booth.
Specifications
- Standard: SAO v2 — 6-pin 2×3 1.27 mm header (VCC, GND, SDA, SCL, GPIO1, GPIO2)
- Power: VCC supplied by the host badge (SAO v2 is nominally 3.3 V)
- Designed in: KiCad 10
Bill of materials
| Designator | Part | Footprint | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| D1 | LED | 1206 SMD | Indicator LED (LCSC C49018) |
| R1 | 330 Ω resistor | 0805 SMD | LED current limiting (LCSC C17630) |
| X1 | SAO v2 connector | 2×3 1.27 mm header | Connects to the host badge |
D1 and R1 are wired in series between the connector's VCC and GND pins.
SAO Connector
KiCad footprint for SAO connector:
https://hackaday.io/project/175182-simple-add-ons-sao Direct Link
Repository contents
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
Call Center Village SAO.kicad_pro / .kicad_sch / .kicad_pcb |
KiCad project, schematic, and PCB layout |
SAOv2.kicad_sym |
SAO v2 connector schematic symbol |
booth outline.svg, phone_booth.svg |
Phone-booth artwork / board outline |
production/ |
Fabrication outputs — BOM, pick-and-place, netlist, gerber zip |
pcbway_production/ |
PCBWay-specific fabrication package |
fabrication-toolkit-options.json |
KiCad Fabrication Toolkit export settings |
Building / ordering
The production files were exported with the KiCad Fabrication Toolkit plugin.
To order boards:
- Open the project in KiCad 10 or later to inspect or modify the design.
- Send a fabrication package to your board house:
pcbway_production/— ready for PCBWayproduction/Call_Center_Village_SAO.zip— generic gerber package
- The assembly BOM with LCSC part numbers is in
production/bom.csv, and component placement is inproduction/positions.csv.
License
This work is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
(CC BY-SA 4.0). See LICENSE for the full text.
You are free to share and adapt this design, including for commercial purposes, as long as you give appropriate credit and license your derivatives under the same terms.