This maps the logical pins to the physical pads.
Left edge (X = -9.0 mm) | Pad # | Y (mm) | |-------|--------| | 1 | +15.0 | | 2 | +12.46 | | 3 | +9.92 | | 4 | +7.38 | | 5 | +4.84 | | 6 | +2.30 | | 7 | -0.24 | | 8 | -2.78 | | 9 | -5.32 | | 10 | -7.86 | | 11 | -10.40 | | 12 | -12.94 | | 13 | -15.48 | arduino pro micro eagle library
Right edge (X = +9.0 mm) | Pad # | Y (mm) | |-------|--------| | 14 | +15.0 | | 15 | +12.46 | | 16 | +9.92 | | 17 | +7.38 | | 18 | +4.84 | | 19 | +2.30 | | 20 | -0.24 | | 21 | -2.78 | | 22 | -5.32 | | 23 | -7.86 | | 24 | -10.40 | | 25 | -12.94 | | 26 | -15.48 | This maps the logical pins to the physical pads
Pad 27 (second RST) is often omitted in many Pro Micro layouts – check your variant. You can select multiple pins/pads and click Connect
If you prefer to create the library manually to understand the process or customize the footprint, follow these steps in Autodesk Eagle.
<device name="PRO_MICRO" package="PRO_MICRO">
<technology name="5V">
<attribute name="VARIANT" value="5V/16MHz"/>
</technology>
<technology name="3V3">
<attribute name="VARIANT" value="3.3V/8MHz"/>
</technology>
</device>