All legacy files have been converted to the corresponding current KiCad 8.x
file formats, unnecessary files have been removed. The original pin header
symbols CONN_01X08
have been mapped to the symbol Connector_Generic:Conn_01x08
included with KiCad.
Use this template to create a new project with a D1 shield schematic and PCB as basis.
- dowload the template directory
git clone ...
- copy (or link) it to your user template directory
- on Linux :
~/kicad/template/
- on Windows :
C:\Users\<USERNAME>\Documents\KiCad\8.0\template\
- on MacOS/OSX :
/Users/<USERNAME>/Documents/template
- rename it as you like, e.g.:
D1_mini_Shield
Within KiCad, create a new project from template. Select File > New Project from Template...
The board looks like that:
You can also use the D1 mini as a module of a bigger KiCad PCB project.
library/wemos_mini.kicad_sym
can be used as a symbol / component in your design.
To add it to KiCad:
- Go to Preferences > Manage Symbol Libraries...
- Choose if you want this symbol to be available globally for all your projects or only for the current project by selecting the corresponding tab
- Click the folder icon below the list (Add existing library to table)
- navigate to the
library/wemos_mini.kicad_sym
file - click Open
- the symbol is then added to KiCad
library/wemos_d1_mini.pretty
contains a footprint of the D1 module for your PCB.
To add it to KiCad:
- Go to Preferences > Manage Footprint Libraries...
- Choose if you want this symbol to be available globally for all your projects or only for the current project by selecting the corresponding tab
- Click the folder icon below the list (Add existing)
- navigate into the
library/wemos_d1_mini.pretty
- click Select Folder
- the footprint is then added to KiCad