Awesome,
# emerge pcb-cvs
I'll let you know if they complain again :). I can't say how awesome
the whole gschem suite is, and I much prefer PCB now it's gone GTK. I
used to use Protel but I hated booting into VMWare.
Thanks,
James
p.s. I attached the cvs gentoo ebuild I've been using, if anyo
> I am using GTK-HID, I generated the gerber files with the export
> option. I tried sending the .fab.gbr and they said not in Excellon
> format. So then I sent the .cnc file and they said "your NC drill
> file use tools which are not defined". Any hints?
Rounding bug. I'm checking this patch
>I couldn't find much documentation about using bus components. What I
>did find implied that it wasn't very well supported. Is this still true?
Yes.
>
>How does it work? If I have four pins on component A which should
>connect to four pins on component B, how exactly is the bus us
On Jun 5, 2006, at 5:28 AM, Stuart Brorson wrote:
Here are possible things you can do:
* Redraw the symbol. Yes, it's a PITA, but part of doing designs is
drawing symbols.
* If the symbol has implied power pins (net= attribute), then just
stick your decoupling cap on the same schematic she
> I am using GTK-HID, I generated the gerber files with the export
> option. I tried sending the .fab.gbr and they said not in Excellon
> format.
Right, the fab drawing is a drawing - outlines, drill maps, notes,
etc.
> So then I sent the .cnc file and they said "your NC drill
> file use tools
I am using GTK-HID, I generated the gerber files with the export
option. I tried sending the .fab.gbr and they said not in Excellon
format. So then I sent the .cnc file and they said "your NC drill
file use tools which are not defined". Any hints?
Thanks
James
Hi,
http://www.instructables.com/ex/i/0E9564B43CE71029AC23001143E7E506/?ALLSTEPS
Perhaps this is what you are looking for?
George M. Gallant, Jr. wrote:
Thanks again. I was looking at the wrong place. Now that the board has
passed the DRC checks I
printed a top image and
If you wish to build
this board by yourself with limited resources, I think you have two options. One
is when you have access to the pins, using a solder iron with a very fine tip.
It you have a small BGA sort of chip with no access underneath, you can use
solder paste and activate the compo
Thanks again. I was looking at the wrong place. Now that the board has passed the DRC checks I
printed a top image and placed the components. Anyone have any idea how to solder the 20 mil
leadless chips
George
On Mon, 2006-06-05 at 12:38 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> DJ, When I do that
> DJ, When I do that it measures 10 mils. Both by the Ctrl-M and
> setting the grid to 1 mil and counting.
Does your board look like this?
http://www.delorie.com/tmp/ggallant.gif
I count 8 mils between the light blue and the green.
On Mon, 2006-06-05 at 11:41 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> Thanks. Got past that problem and on to a new one. I have 10 mil
> traces with 10 mil spacing between lines. The DRC fails unless I
> have the minimum spacing set at 8.0 mils. Attached is a snippet of
> the board showing the area in ques
> Thanks. Got past that problem and on to a new one. I have 10 mil
> traces with 10 mil spacing between lines. The DRC fails unless I
> have the minimum spacing set at 8.0 mils. Attached is a snippet of
> the board showing the area in question.
I manually measured the distance between those two
On Sun, 2006-06-04 at 22:22 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> When I did that it just created a clearance around the line in the
> poly.
Undo that, deselect the "new lines, arcs clear polygons" setting. Or
use the 'j' key to change the Join of those new lines.
Thanks. Got past that problem and
>
> Hi,
>
> I just started using gEDA and need some guidance.
>
> The Gschem FAQ says to always make power pins explicit:
>
> http://www.geda.seul.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=geda:faq-gschem
>
> The geda net= mini-HOWTO says that implicit power pins are recommended:
>
> http://geda.seul.org/wik
I couldn't find much documentation about using bus components. What I
did find implied that it wasn't very well supported. Is this still true?
How does it work? If I have four pins on component A which should
connect to four pins on component B, how exactly is the bus used to
specify which
Hi,
I just started using gEDA and need some guidance.
The Gschem FAQ says to always make power pins explicit:
http://www.geda.seul.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=geda:faq-gschem
The geda net= mini-HOWTO says that implicit power pins are recommended:
http://geda.seul.org/wiki/geda:na_howto
I'm ma
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