Editable JLCEDA projects, a complete BOM, ESP-IDF firmware, and web console source are public under the MIT license. Review, modify, source, assemble, and flash GD6 under your own production control.
From editable PCB projects to buildable firmware and frontend code, the critical material for manufacturing and extension lives in one repository.
GD61x and GDx61x .eprj2 project files can be reviewed and modified directly in JLCEDA.
The versioned BOM_GD6_V1.3.xls makes sourcing, substitution, and cost review transparent.
Complete PlatformIO + ESP-IDF C source covers radio, networking, configuration, OTA, and recovery.
The Vite frontend and REST management interface are open, buildable, and flashable to the device.
Modular miniPCIe interfaces cover 4G and SX1302 radio options; native standard PoE, wide-voltage input, and open expansion interfaces are ready for productization.
Open source does not push complexity onto the operator. Network, LNS, radio, logs, and updates stay in a ready-to-use web interface that can also be modified.
Open files, a complete build chain, and a permissive license form an executable path to independent production.
Download the JLCEDA projects and BOM, source and assemble the board, then compile, flash, and test the open firmware.
These are not read-only PDFs; the .eprj2 projects can be continued in JLCEDA.
Firmware, web frontend, region configs, and flashing tools are public together.
With the license notice retained, users may use, modify, distribute, sublicense, or sell.
Production assets live in GitHub; configuration and hardware specifications remain in the maintained manual.
Get JLCEDA projects, BOM, firmware, web frontend, build scripts, and license together.
Open the repository ↗ MIT LICENSERead the complete terms for use, modification, distribution, sublicensing, and sale.
Read the license ↗ MANUALFrom first login through networking, LNS, radio, logs, updates, and recovery.
Open the manual ↗Start with the JLCEDA projects and BOM, then build, modify, and manufacture your own GD6. Add ThinkLink when you need a complete LoRaWAN platform.