Been working on the software for the powermeter board - I wanted to
prove it all worked together before investing in a batch of boards.
I only have two channels to play with, but it does seem to work:
~/electronics/projects/powermeter/sw/host/
The two channels are the fridge and the sept
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>There seems to be some sort of a network outage at the ISP that is hosting
>gpleda.org. Since they have posted a status update, I'm guessing they
>are working on the problem as we speak.
>
Obviously, things are back to normal (total downtime less than 4
hours and fixed on a Sunda
If the bug has already been reported, please just add your
observations to the existing bug.
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>
> This may be the old bug -- I wrote about it months ago on this list.
>
> If some menu item is selected, I got light green silk instead of white.
> Can not remember, lets try google...
>
> See this thread:
>
> http://archives.seul.org/geda/user/Oct-2008/msg00067.html
>
>
YES! Who'd thin
> Element(0x00 "" "" "" 160 0 3 100 0x00)
> (
> ...
> )
> fp(JUMPER1.fp,F1,unknown)
This tells me that you had a file-based footprint that was the same
name as an m4-based footprint but with a ".fp" on it. You can't do
that *and* have the m4 library be first in your path. I suggest
renaming you
The only way to do it is to overlay an SMT pad on top of a round pin.
Note: make the pin slightly smaller than the pad to avoid bugs in
older versions of pcb.
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Hi ...,
I generated schematic run the gsch2pcb up to gerber plot, with few bump
along the way. So far so good, then for various reason I had to change
the design so, I decided to start from ground zero, new directory, new
schematic, but the .pcb file generated by gsch2pcb when try to load on
pcb a
sha liu wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
> First, please let me do a brief introduction of myself.
>
>I'm a graduate student majoring in Micro Electronics in Fudan
>University, China, pursuing my Master degree. The Related work of me
>and
>
>other team members in the lab i
sha liu wrote:
> Test are mostly run on our self-designed low-volume FPGA, but also on other
> popular commercial products.
Are you saying that you (your university group I guess) have fabbed your
own FPGA silicon? Is it open source? Is it comparable in capabilities
to the major commercial FPG
On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 2:46 AM, al davis wrote:
> [...]
Hi Al,
This discussion has completely drifted out of the topic I intended to
talk about. Please, do not take my comments as an attack on your
project - quite opposite, I like Gnucap and I like to use/test it and
occasionally dig into its c
How stupid I am!!
I wait a 7 hours to see how what everybody respond to me. Just now I
receive a Digest but my mail didn't show.
Then I realize that I should use the google account which I used to
subscribe to this mailing list.
So...right, I'll check again in the morning.
On Sun, 2009-03-15 at 11:27 -0400, gene glick wrote:
> mine is supposed to be blue, but it comes out this yellowish green.
>
This may be the old bug -- I wrote about it months ago on this list.
If some menu item is selected, I got light green silk instead of white.
Can not remember, lets try go
gene glick wrote:
> I can't seem to write on the silk screen layer. It's writing somewhere
> else, just not on the silk layer - the color is different and it doesn't
> appear on the gerbers or ben-mode picture. Oddly, if I open a
> completely new design, it works fine. Any ideas?
Wait a sec
On Sun, 2009-03-15 at 01:43 -0700, jeffrey antony wrote:
> Hi...
>When ever I place components on the board, what I get is
>square/circular pads. But while soldering boards, it is little easier
>with oval pads.
>Is there any method to convert square/circular pads to oval pads?
>
I can't seem to write on the silk screen layer. It's writing somewhere
else, just not on the silk layer - the color is different and it doesn't
appear on the gerbers or ben-mode picture. Oddly, if I open a
completely new design, it works fine. Any ideas?
PCB version 20081128 with a couple of
Hi,
There seems to be some sort of a network outage at the ISP that is hosting
gpleda.org. Since they have posted a status update, I'm guessing they
are working on the problem as we speak.
-Ales
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Remove the "square" flag from the pad definition. You can edit the
.pcb file directly, or in the GUI select the elements that you want to
change and type ":ChangeSquare(Selected)"
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This script takes a column of digikey part numbers and retrieves mfg,
mfg#, and price breakdowns from the digikey website.
I might write some more scripts like this to get part info from other
websites like mouser and farnell.
#Input: file named digikey.csv that has 1 column of digikey
Hi...
When ever I place components on the board, what I get is
square/circular pads. But while soldering boards, it is little easier
with oval pads.
Is there any method to convert square/circular pads to oval pads?
Jeffrey Antony
http://jeffrey.co.in/
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