Hallo to everybody, i am struggling to find out proper library for Eagle to use "Arduino Pro Micro" with micro USB and two GNDs in between RX1 and 2 pin.
Basicaly layout as seen on picture.
The Eagle design files for the "Arduino Pro Micro" are available for download on the Arduino store page for the Pro Micro
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The Eagle design files for the "Arduino Pro Micro" are available for download on the Arduino store page for the Pro Micro
Sorry but i do not see it, can you post a link ?
The Eagle files are hiding behind the 'DOCUMENTATION' tab.
Why can't you simply post a link?
There are many misunderstandings in this post:
The first thing is that there is no such thing as the Arduino Micro Pro, the only existing Micro Pro board is from Sparkfun (https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12640)
Arduino only has the Arduino Micro, with a different form factor. It is similar in performance but has two more pins than the Pro Micro (which uses them TX/RX LEDs), and it also has ICSP connectors and a reset button.
Arduino Micro, Arduino Leonardo and Sparkfun Pro Micro are essentially the same board (and can work with the same bootloader) but logically they have different formfactors and variations that have to do with their USB connector and the DC Jack.
On the other hand, eagle files for all the mentioned cards are available since they are all OpenSource.
The Arduino ones can be found on the Arduino store page for the corresponding board, under the "Documentation" category. For example, go to Arduino Micro — Arduino Official Store and click on Documentation, you will see the link to the Eagle files.
It is exactly the same on the Sparkfun Pro Micro website, it is found in the Documentation category.
That said, the initial question was not about the schematics of the Pro Micro but about the Eagle library on this card. Which leads me to think that you are not looking for the * .brd and * sch files on the board but a library that presents the board as another component in Eagle (to be used with the "Add" command), and logically there is no such thing. They are not electronic components, they are complete board designs. But if this is the only think you need, it's pretty simple to create your own Symbol/package presenting 2x12 PTH strips at the right distance (or maybe you could find it anywhere inside a reference library, but don't try to find it at Arduino/Sparkfun sites).
Cheers