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-These boards can be built in either the {{oxygen:rwt_rf_personality_standard_pcb_drawing.pdf|standard personality board format}}, or in an {{oxygen:rwt_rf_personality_extended_pcb_drawing.pdf|extended personality board format}} if more pcb surface area is needed for components. A {{oxygen:rwt_rf_personality_schematic_template.pdf|schematic template}} has been created to illustrate the pinout of the mezzanine connectors, how these pin numbers map to the socket connectors, and the power rails that are available.
+These boards can be built in either the {{oxygen:rwt_rf_personality_standard_pcb_drawing_v2.pdf|standard personality board format}}, or in an {{oxygen:rwt_rf_personality_extended_pcb_drawing_v2.pdf|extended personality board format}} if more pcb surface area is needed for components. A {{oxygen:rwt_rf_personality_schematic_template.pdf|schematic template}} has been created to illustrate the pinout of the mezzanine connectors, how these pin numbers map to the socket connectors, and the power rails that are available.
 A full pinout of JRF1 can be seen in the table below. The mezzanine connectors are hermaphroditic and the [[https://www.samtec.com/products/lss-120-03-f-dv-a-k|same part number]] is used on both the socket and the personality board. This results in even and odd pin numbers being swapped. For example, pin 1 on the socket will connect to pin 2 on the personality board. The JRF2 connector is optional and is currently used only for mechanical support and future expansion of the socket standard.  There are no signals on it.