Each net is defined as a single line, fields are SINGLE-SPACE separated except for the comment.COMMENT ( General comment, useful for guiding other people adding data perhaps ).TYPE ( Laptop, desktop, phone, etc, not actively used currently ).BRAND ( Used for reference, not actively used currently ).this is used to prefix the data in the generated database ) The header of the data file should contain the following fields.

Lines prefixed with a '#' character at the start are ignored.Each board has its own data file containing the nets for the board.FlexBV - (alpha release, please contact if you wish to paticipate and have an existing FlexBV licence).Software currently supporting OpenBoardData New boards and categories can be added, and all data is in plain-text, easy to ready and add/ammend using only a text editor or even the Github web interface. There are no (current) limitations on brands or types of boards. OpenBoardData is a community contributed database of known good data values. With board repairs, one thing that's often very useful to have on hand, aside from the boardview and schematic, is a set of known-good data values for networks, including diode-mode, resistance, or normal operating voltages with this data complementing the boardview and schematic, it can facilitate the diagnosis and repair of faulty equipment. OpenBoardView with OpenBoardData Introduction Data for board repairs, including network volt, diode, and resistance measurements

820-2533 board view file