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John Lauer OCuLink 4X R/A receptacle: symbol, footprint from Amphenol layout rev D, AI-generated simplified 3D with provenance 82d7459 7d ago
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 "sha256": "88e7754da52adeaf9faa11fb91f266a206c7ebcf97142294f77cc10e7336ba3d",
 "classification": "AI-created (simplified), not a manufacturer model",
 "why": "Amphenol publishes the STP/IGES only behind an account login (amphenol-cs.com product page, 2026-10-12); no saved login was available and no other source (Adom wiki, distributor CAD) carried it",
 "generator": "gen/stepbox.py (plain-Python AP214 writer, coloured axis-aligned boxes)",
 "source_drawing": {
  "title": "Amphenol G14A421X1BXXXHR rev D, OCULINK 4X CONN. RECEPTACLE, R/A, SHELL DIP",
  "url": "https://cdn.amphenol-cs.com/media/wysiwyg/files/drawing/g14a421x1bxxxhr.pdf",
  "retrieved": "2026-10-12",
  "sha256": "4a283a1b99cfc33ab8798dd0ef27a2d29ae5a370fb85287e21d5e505ca1f5c1e",
  "covers": "G14A 421X 1XX XX HR, shell option C (DIP L=2.90 mm) = G14A42111C12HR"
 },
 "dimensions_used_mm": {
  "body_width": 13.15,
  "body_depth": 9.0,
  "body_height": 3.9,
  "front_overhang_past_pcb_edge": 1.98,
  "contact_pitch": 0.5,
  "B_row_from_edge": 7.37,
  "A_row_from_edge": 5.18,
  "shell_legs": "x +/-6.58 at 7.05 and 2.26 from the edge, 2.90 long",
  "pegs": "dia 1.00 at (+5.41, 4.46) and (-5.94, 4.46) in the footprint frame"
 },
 "simplifications": [
  "housing, shell and mouth as boxes; no latch window, no internal contacts, no paddle slot",
  "shell legs as rectangular blades",
  "pegs as squares",
  "contact tails 0.2 x 0.7 x 0.15 boxes at the pad centres"
 ],
 "frame": "KiCad 3D frame of footprint Riser:Amphenol_G14A42111C12HR_OCuLink_4X_RA: x right, y = -(pcb y), z up from the board top; no transform needed in the footprint",
 "checks": [
  "step2glb features: bbox x -6.83..6.83, y -7.72..1.98, z -2.65..3.90 (legs through the 1.6 mm board), matches the drawing",
  "step2glb thumbnail reviewed"
 ],
 "license": "CC-BY-4.0 (Adom-authored geometry); dimensions are Amphenol's"
}