Re: gEDA-user: PCB gcode generation

2011-04-28 Thread Alberto Maccioni
There was a patch that did something like that, but it broke the
minimum distance path optimization, so your machine will do a great
deal of jumps while drilling.
I can write a new patch, hoping that someone will ever review and
merge it; what G codes do you use for changing bits?
Regarding the milling cuts I really don't know how it could be done;
in principle it's possible to use different depths for different
layers, but how would you choose which paths to mill?
Some help will be needed from the ones that know how the png exporter works.

A.M.

2011/4/28 John Griessen j...@ecosensory.com:
 On 04/26/2011 02:26 PM, Mikey Sklar wrote:

 Is there a way to break up the drill file so that I can switch bits?

 I'm getting by with using one bit for all vias, but it is not

 ideal.

 I've not used the Gcode export yet, but this sounds like something you can
 postprocess.
 grep or sed on the drill file should get you the separation you want...

 Nope.  I ran export and it gives 387 G81 lines where I get a fab drawing
 with three different sizes totalling 387 holes on one of mine...


 - I'm struggling with cut lines. Specifically, cutting out the mounting
 holes and the circuit board edges. It would great if there
 was a way to select specific traces or vias for different mill-depths.
 Even better if I could control the order in which the cuts
 are made so I don't have a circuit board that has been cut free from it's
 clamping before the mount holes were cut.

 When I export Gcodes, I get a file, tek_7k_flex.gcode.outline.cnc that seems
 to be
 only about the outline, I get a sequence of 389 polygons that start and stop
 near eachother.
 Nothing is mentioned about the cutter size, but I guess they overlap so as
 to cut out the outline
 along the centerline of the outline trace.  (My outline was defined by a
 layer called outline
 holding just a 10 mil wide trace, the center of which was the desired board
 edge.)

 tek_7k_flex.gcode.front.cnc contained 465 polygons, so it was different...


 John Griessen
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Re: gEDA-user: PCB gcode generation

2011-04-28 Thread Markus Hitter


Am 28.04.2011 um 11:14 schrieb Alberto Maccioni:


There was a patch that did something like that, ...


You probably mean this set of patches:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/pcb/+bug/699497


... but it broke the minimum distance path optimization,


This was fixed the day you mentioned it. Perhaps a day later :-)


Am 26.04.2011 um 21:26 schrieb Mikey Sklar:

- Is there a way to break up the drill file so that I can switch  
bits? I'm getting by with using one bit for all vias, but it is not  
ideal.


With the above patchset, drills are sorted by diameter and marked  
with comments, so it isn't too difficult to hand-edit the G-Code  
file. You can get G81 drill cycles with advanced g-code or a  
replacement using G0/G1 by default.


- I'm struggling with cut lines. Specifically, cutting out the  
mounting holes and the circuit board edges.


The patchset also introduces milling the outline layer, if only a  
rectangle one for now. Holes can be drill-milled, so the most common  
cases go automatically.


For more complex cases, make one layer for each type of milling, then  
export with only that layer visible. Layers in the solder/bottom  
group are mirrord, others not. Repeat for each milling case. Not  
exactly ideal, but a more general approach quickly becomes pretty  
complex.


Oh, and I hope the patchset still applies, it was last adjusted on  
march 7th.



Markus

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gEDA-user: Wrong Pinout for LM337

2011-04-28 Thread Daniel B.
Hi geda-user@

The LM337 symbol (lm337-1.sym) has a wrong pinout. The correct is:

1 - ADJ
2 - VIN
3 - VOUT

The current version in gEDA has a pinout equal to LM317, which is a
mistake.

Thank you.

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