On Wednesday 20 September 2006 22:42, Stuart Brorson wrote:
I suspect user error, and think he should do some more
reading and investigating before posting bleats to geda-user.
Even if it is user error, it deserves attention. Almost 100% of the bug
reports for gnucap since its beginning have
After all that, I forgot to mention the line length. Rule of thumb: if
the first reflection gets back to the driver before the driver has
finished transitioning, then you probably don't have a problem, and you
don't need termination. In your case, that's 12, or about 1ns. So, if
your drivers
kmk wrote:
And other info could be displayed about that object too.
For example track/via thickness, drill size, joined or not.
Please put this info to a command line rather than where the mouse sits.
Some kind of pop up balloons would be too much clutter.
Yes, absolutely. It
Dave,
So, for this project I'm doing, I wanted a footprint providing a hole for #4
hardware, with a pad that would clear the corners of a hex stand-off that is
1/4 inch across the flats.
Of course, being an Old Time Unix Programmer(TM), instead of creating a
trivial 4-line text file with
On Thu, 21 Sep 2006, al davis wrote:
On Wednesday 20 September 2006 22:42, Stuart Brorson wrote:
I suspect user error, and think he should do some more
reading and investigating before posting bleats to geda-user.
Even if it is user error, it deserves attention. Almost 100% of the bug
I can't help but notice that my comments here have evoked much commentary but have not resulted in any contributed code. I'm hoping to be able to contribute some code of my own beginning in November of this yearafter my wedding. Anyway...just thought this might be encouraging.Arthur
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006, Arthur Baldwin wrote:
I can't help but notice that my comments here have evoked much
commentary but have not resulted in any contributed code. I'm hoping
to be able to contribute some code of my own beginning in November of
this yearafter my wedding. Anyway...just
Stephen Williams wrote:
[...]
Try adding ivl_lval_width to the ivl.def file in the main source
directory, then rebuild from the top down. It looks like that got
missed in the big fixup.
If that does it for you, I'll check it into CVS.
Thanks Steve, that works.
Guenter
Guys --
I have a PCB specification/manufacturing question, and I figure some
of the gurus on this list might have the answer. I want to create a
PCB with some material (0.030, say) milled off the top of the board
at specific locations. That is, I want to cut grooves into -- but
not through --
On 9/22/06, Alessandro Baretta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, fellow coders, how and when shall we address them?
1) Effective support for multipage schematics, with a common layer 0 for
titleblocks and automatic page numbering.
The thought I've had for title blocks is to define a couple of new
I don't know what chips you're using,
For completeness, M32C/83 and CY7C1049B
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On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 10:56:16 -0400, Patrick Doyle wrote:
The thought I've had for title blocks is to define a couple of new
attributes (after first checking to see if they haven't already been
defined) called something like pagenum and numpages and to attach
them to the titleblock.
I already
Hi DJ,
Is having -10V and +10V supply hard in your design?
If so, I think your design with diodes will work if you find transistors that
have a tight VGSth spec range. That's hard to get for sure... Tri state
anything is going to need tighter analog level control for all parts, which goes
Is having -10V and +10V supply hard in your design?
Yeah, and not useful either - everything is 5vdc or 24vac outside the
box.
Then your next stage can use a 10V supply to hard turn on some heater and
solenoid handling FETs.
The second stage just drives the thermostats - RS-232, 1wire,
Ahh, I'm using the CY7C1049 in some of my stuff.
Did you need terminators?
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Ive been using gtk and wondered why I couldn't get my preferred Pcb resource
bindkey file to work... The Lesstif GUI has it?
What is that one missing? I had thought the GTK one more complete, but...
sounds like I need to switch to get speedy moving of large groups of layout.
John G
DJ
Sure Dave,
No sense letting all that lure of puzzle solving programming time not
be widely appreciated... grin
John G
Dave N6NZ wrote:
So, for this project I'm doing, I wanted a footprint providing a hole
for #4 hardware
Anyway, I can make this available under GPL if there is interest.
Dang you're good!
JG
DJ Delorie wrote:
Ok, I just checked in a patch to convert rectangular polygons to pads
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Patrick Doyle wrote:
I'm looking forward to implementing a set of scripts again, this time
for a CAD tool for which documentation is available on the file
formats :-)
So far, I have dealt with that by not using off page connectors :-)
Hi Patrick,
I'm not getting
DJ Delorie wrote:
* How do I capture this information so a PCB fab house can use it?
Use a layer. Note that fab shops have limited sizes for milling
tools; usually 3/32, 1/16, and 1/32 inch (93, 62, and 31 mil).
Anyway, draw in the layer where you want milled, and when you send it
to the
Stuart Brorson wrote:
Thanks to DJ and John for quick responses.
As you both guessed, I once again proved that I am a bonehead. After
posting, I discovered two additional rats hiding in the corner of the
board. I connected those two nets, and then when I hit o to refresh
the rats I got the
On 9/22/06, Dan McMahill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stuart Brorson wrote:
Thanks to DJ and John for quick responses.
As you both guessed, I once again proved that I am a bonehead. After
posting, I discovered two additional rats hiding in the corner of the
board. I connected those two nets,
John Luciani wrote:
On 9/22/06, Dan McMahill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stuart Brorson wrote:
Thanks to DJ and John for quick responses.
As you both guessed, I once again proved that I am a bonehead. After
posting, I discovered two additional rats hiding in the corner of the
board. I
On 9/22/06, Dan McMahill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Luciani wrote:
On 9/22/06, Dan McMahill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stuart Brorson wrote:
Thanks to DJ and John for quick responses.
As you both guessed, I once again proved that I am a bonehead. After
posting, I discovered two
tks guys, for the reply. it was very helpful.
giorgenes
2006/9/21, Peter TB Brett [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thursday 21 September 2006 16:08, Dave McGuire wrote:
On Sep 21, 2006, at 10:32 AM, Giorgenes Gelatti wrote:
I'm new to electronics, geda and this list.
I've read some tutorial in the
Thanks to everybody for their info about milling PCBs. I think my
best chance is to just buy two-sided metal clad PCB from Radio Shack
(or from Boston's equivalent, You Blew It Electronics), do my own
etching, and have it milled at a shop. Taking it to a PCB house may
cost more than I want to
On 9/22/06, Stuart Brorson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to everybody for their info about milling PCBs. I think my
best chance is to just buy two-sided metal clad PCB from Radio Shack
(or from Boston's equivalent, You Blew It Electronics), do my own
etching, and have it milled at a shop.
Stuart Brorson wrote:
Thanks to everybody for their info about milling PCBs. I think my
best chance is to just buy two-sided metal clad PCB from Radio Shack
(or from Boston's equivalent, You Blew It Electronics), do my own
etching, and have it milled at a shop. Taking it to a PCB house may
On 9/22/06, Dan McMahill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stuart Brorson wrote:
Thanks to everybody for their info about milling PCBs. I think my
best chance is to just buy two-sided metal clad PCB from Radio Shack
(or from Boston's equivalent, You Blew It Electronics), do my own
etching, and have
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