Have a look in the registry and look for something like this:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\kicad\kicad_common]
"module_doc_file"="pcbnew/footprints.pdf"
"Editor"="D:\\WinApps\\Utilities\\Editors\\Notepad++\\notepad++.exe"
Remove the line pointing to the editor and restart KiCad.
It should again a
Hi Charles,
That's great! This connector is already "ready-made". Excellent.
Now I can use this connector in my design to represent the FoxBoard.
Thanks very much for pointing this one out.
Best rgds,
--Geert
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, "rohchar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can
The first time I used EeSchema's Bill-of-Materials button it prompted
me for a Default list browser. I chose the wrong one :(
I looked at all the menu choices to do a reset... no luck :(
I have looked through all of the files changed since I made the
selection, butI can find no reference to the Li
hi,
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, "Geert Vancompernolle"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sorry,
>
> Was a bit a silly question from my side.
>
> First off, I don't have "implemented" the FoxBoard myself, so I
> should never represent the connectors of the FoxBoard in my
> schematics.
>
>
Hi,
I'm using version 2006-08-28 (latest one, AFAIK).
If I look to the library order, the power lib is indeed the first one.
Let's do one experiment:
I uploaded my personal lib to this forum:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/kicad-users/files/GeertVc/
Both .lib and .dcm are there.
There ar
I removed the power symbol from power.lib and now my symbol does not show in
the list. I am only seeing symbols from power.lib.
I think if you remove power.lib from your library list, you will see the
error message I mentioned previously.
It appears to be a requirement that all the power symbols
Sorry,
Was a bit a silly question from my side.
First off, I don't have "implemented" the FoxBoard myself, so I should
never represent the connectors of the FoxBoard in my schematics.
I should only represent the in/outputs I'm using from the FoxBoard.
Using a connector like you proposed, is OK
Hi,
Thanks for the proposal.
I've currently done it like this in EeSchema:
1. Representation of the FoxBoard on the root sheet (not all FoxBoard
pins are there, since I don't need them all):
http://img179.imageshack.us/my.php?image=foxboardrootsheetcz1.png
2. Representation of the "inner" FoxB
Hi,
how do you intend to connect the daugter board to your
application ?
Using two 40-way ribbon cable ? Just put 2 40-pin connectors in your
design (CONN_20X2).
Or using two 40 pin dual row straight headers ? You can do same as
above, or better, create your specific symbol and a module includi
Hi,
I would like to represent a "ready made" PCB (FoxBoard, for the ones
interested...), which has the following functionality:
- 2x USB connection
- 1x Ethernet connection
- 1x RS232 connection
- 1x BabyAtx supply connector
I was thinking to create a separate sheet on the root sheet, but can I
Something else which might have played a role in your way of working:
Have you tried to remove the power symbol which is present in the
power lib?
I did some exercise again after your post and my reply and tried to
have an own +12V power supply.
I followed the procedure as explained in my previo
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