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Keystone 269 is a battery contact for 9 volt PP3 batteries.
Datasheet
Screenshot:
I prefixed the footprint with
BatteryContact_
as discussed in #2149.The datasheet does not have a recommended PCB layout. I used the max. part diameter which is flush with the PCB (6.35 mm), added 0.5 mm to the radius and rounded the resulting diameter up to 7.5 mm, and used this value for the pad size.
The datasheet states that the anti-rotation dimples are at a random location, but the photos at DigiKey and the parts I ordered all had the dimples at 45° and 225°, so I positioned the drill holes at this position, to make the outline on the fab & silk layer fit to the part.
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