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Control Panel Mpin Connector
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Adom modular control-panel connector strip (175 x 10 mm) with machine pins - 3D model has BAKED SILKSCREEN
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README.mdadded+35@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@+# Control Panel Mpin Connector++An Adom modular **board-to-board connector strip** (175 x 10 mm) that carries power and signals+across the Adom machine-pin stack. Press-fit **machine pins** stand vertical along the strip and+mate with machine contacts on the adjacent board.++## The 3D model above has BAKED SILKSCREEN++This page demonstrates the full **Fusion 360 to wiki-grade 3D** pipeline end to end, including the+silkscreen bake. The interactive model above is the real board with its silkscreen composited onto+the soldermask: **SIDE A**, the **GND** / **5V** rails, the RUD signal labels, and every refdes,+exactly where they sit on the physical board. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom.++How it was made (all reproducible):++1. Opened the Fusion electronics design, exported the **STEP** (3D) and the **gerbers** (2D board).+2. Rendered the top/bottom **Legend** gerber layers to PNGs framed exactly to the board outline+ (`Profile` layer, 175 x 10 mm), so the silk registers 1:1 with the board.+3. Ran STEP + the two silk PNGs through **service-step2glb molecule mode**: OCCT tessellation ->+ anchor to the machine pins -> **silkscreen bake** -> gold pins -> join/weld/prune -> Draco.++Result: a **196 KB, 6-mesh** GLB with baked silkscreen, auto-anchored. Same optimizer that produces+the gorgeous molecule 3D models across the wiki.++## Board++| Property | Value |+|---|---|+| Outline | 175 x 10 mm |+| Machine pins | 8 (press-fit) |+| Silkscreen | baked into the 3D model |+| Source | Fusion 360 electronics design (Main project) |++## Related+- [Machine Pin Medium Standard](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/machinepinmediumstandard) - the press-fit pin used here.
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