Victor, Dave is right unless you want the hard way; build your own
netlist file by hand. I suggest that since its a very simple circuit
that you're building and you don't want to spend time building the
schematic diagram you can jump to PCB directly as Dave said. You won't
be using autoroute in sim
Victor Faria wrote:
> All,
> Is the a way to just jump into the pcb program and start creating
> without the schematic?
> what I would like to do do is just go into pcb and start droping in
> footprint and conect the pins with a
> line/ rat line and then autoroute.
> Pcbwizard, diptrace,easypc, a
All,
Is the a way to just jump into the pcb program and start creating without the
schematic?
what I would like to do do is just go into pcb and start droping in footprint
and conect the pins with a
line/ rat line and then autoroute.
Pcbwizard, diptrace,easypc, and others do this I tried to do i
Robert,
now when you do this as described below, please capture the entire
text of the output from the Java Virtual Machine:
> > C:> cd C:\Program Files\kicad
> >
> > (i.e. cd to the directory containing the freeroute.jnlp file)
> >
> > C:> javaws freeroute.jnlp
from a command prompt to g
> Hi Alfons,
>
> Thanks for your reply. I had already tried what you suggested, but
the
> limitation is kicad, not freerouter, as kicad only exports one class
for
> tracks ("default").
> Regards,
>
> Robert.
>
Robert,
I think you may have missed the point of Alfons' post. You can add
you
hello,
i have a bus (A0..31) in a root sheet to make available in a second
sheet. Actually, for some pins i used global labels. Is it possible to
do this with buses, or i have to put 32 global labels, 1 per pin ?
greetings
Angelo
Hi Alfons,
Thanks for your reply. I had already tried what you suggested, but the
limitation is kicad, not freerouter, as kicad only exports one class for
tracks ("default"). That means freerouter needs the default-default
clearance to be set to 6 thou otherwise it can't connect default tra
Hi Dick,
Thanks. I did take a look in the dsn file but whilst I could figure
out most of it I couldn't figure out what I wanted to do (of course), so
I'll check out your post when I can.
I seem to be getting quite good results using manual fanout. In the
latest attempt I just used PCBNew t
