First add-phase block. New carrier/M2_Ekey.kicad_sch (generated by tools/build_ekey.py) places J_E = Connector:Bus_M.2_Socket_E (fp Connector_PCBEdge:M.2_2230-xx-E) for an AsiaRF AW7915 / MT7915 Wi-Fi card. Reuses the single CM5 PCIe x1 Gen2 lane freed by the PCIe-M2 drop (design confirmed E-key-only, no M-key SSD). - PCIe link-0 wired to the 9 freed CM5 pins via global labels (TX/RX/CLK +/-, nRST, nCLKREQ, nWAKE) - netlist-confirmed J_E<->Module1 - +3V3_RF (pins 2/4/72/74) + 10uF||2x0.1uF decoupling + temp PWR_FLAG - W_DISABLE1/2 10k pull-ups; 11 GND; ~41 NC (USB/BT, SDIO, UART, etc.) - RX NOT AC-coupled on carrier (card supplies TX coupling per M.2 spec); corrected Pinout_BOM, dropped C_PCIE - CM5_HighSpeed: replaced the 9 PCIe-pin NC markers with global labels (106/PCIE_PWR_EN stays NC, reserved for the +3V3_RF buck EN) - root + .kicad_pro: registered the M2_Ekey sub-sheet - tools/build_ekey.py: new generator (place connector + auto-NC unused pins + by-name labels; grid-snap; cross-connector ERC pin retyping) Verify: ERC 133->133 (zero new violations); analyzer diff +7 added, 0 regressions; netlist confirms all 9 PCIe nets span J_E and Module1. Open (power phase): wire PCIE_PWR_EN->buck EN, drop temp PWR_FLAG once the +3V3_RF buck drives the rail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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