Each release contains a file called [CPN]_release_notes.txt with ordering instructions. Order PCBs through Sierra Circuits' Turnkey PRO fabrication and assembly service.

Release Information

Fabrication data follows the [CPN]_rev[X]_v[Y] naming convention, where revision rev[X] and version v[Y] corresponds to the two numbers in Altium's release version. Here's why:

When we release the board in Altium 365, Altium tags the release with the suffix [X].[Y]
However, Sierra Circuits only accepts a single revision number, which appears in their ordering system as _rev[X].
When we assemble the tapeout data package together for Sierra Circuits, we name the tapeout files [CPN]_rev[X]_v[Y] to maintain the mapping between Altium release and the out-of-band tapeout data package.
When we order PCBs through Sierra Circuits, we specify the revision using the [X] number. This appears in Sierra's order system as [CPN]_rev[X].

Essentially, we ignore the [Y] value and we increment the [X] in the Altium release. In practice, however, the [Y] value in the Altium release ends up getting incremented if we have to re-release something in Altium to correct data export errors before submitting the release for fabrication (for example, to fix missing drill files in the tapeout data package). If this sounds confusing, it's because it is.

Assembly

Follow the assembly instructions to assemble a complete Ignition programming dongle.