forced any of its user's to pay for undesired upgrades right away. It did
apparantly appear so for a while. Henceforth, they cancelled ATS and in my
eyes this was an apparent apology.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road
St
is replaced by an axe (a.k.a. a gerber import route). I will look into this
some more. OrCad does not use a g* file extension for the gerbers, I do not
know if this is important? It is funny the knowledge base is not more feely
on this topic.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical
useful. The real trouble, to me would, be in associating
nets and planes to an original schematic design. Thanks to all, for any
usable input.
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
A1B3M2
tel: 709-738
name.)
Having the Tools-Preference OrCad ports option turned on will cause power
port anomolies, I believe.
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
A1B3M2
tel: 709-738-4070
fax: 709-738-4093
email
of
that for 99SE. After SP5, I saw no major improvements that affected my
designs directly. With DXP, I do not have the time to fix things I did not
want to see broke in the first place.
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road
St. John's
for a very
mature product. To put it bluntly, there seems to be alot of pissed off
people within this forum and alot of windows are opening up to go elsewhere.
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
Windows 2000, but it appears as a source of
pursecution under NT 4.0.
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
A1B3M2
tel: 709-738-4070
fax: 709-738-4093
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
website: www.guigne.com
to reintroduce the paint by numbers attachments as
of yet.
I hope someone will dispell what I am seeing though just my few hours of
inexperience. I liked the DDB format option and I would not like to see this
format disappear.
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone out there is using a HP500 plotter with SE99 ? We
have this plotter on our network. It is being declared as an invalid device
within Protel, even though Windows otherwise claims its existence. Thanks in
advance for any assistance given.
Fabian Hartery
Research
department.
Joel, my P-CAD experience saw me perform alot more work for no good reason.
I will admit to being militant to 99SE until SP3.
In any case, if you want to contact me off line, my email address is below.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International
of some advantegous
features within 99SE like global editing. This will not be found within
P-CAD.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
A1B3M2
tel: 709-738-4070
fax: 709-738-4093
email: [EMAIL
http://www.ssec.honeywell.com/microwave/products/AT4610specsheet.pdf
Mike is this what you are looking for ?
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
A1B3M2
tel: 709-738-4070
fax: 709-738-4093
curse.
Our printer runs directly off our server. I suppose if I was so riddled, I
would install 99SE on that and see if was a link problem. We have been using
HP8000 stuff here as gear and this works flawlessly... at least to me. Just
my two cents Take care.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research
. All the best.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer, B. Eng (Electrical)
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
A1B3M2
tel: 709-738-4070
fax: 709-738-4093
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
website: www.guigne.com
this is helpful.
Regards,
LINDEN DOYLE
Product Development Engineer
Zener Electric Pty Ltd
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ph: +61 2 9795 3600
Fax: +61 2 9795 3611
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From: Fabian Hartery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Tuesday, 14 May 2002 09:02
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and just
use copy paste to place them
Dennis Saputelli
Fabian Hartery wrote:
To all,
I have found with Protel that often features I am looking for are hidden
just under the surface. However, this time I have a question.
I manually route my designs and it begs to ask, if a tool bars can
of those out there that have written Clients, it make
me wonder if such a beast exists, but not stock trade with Protel. Thanks in
advance for any help.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer
Guigne International Limited
63 Thorburn Road,
St. John's, Newfoundland
Canada
A1L1C1
tel: 709-738-4070
fax
www.ultracad.com
Cheers.
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer
Guigne International Limited
Paradise, Newfoundland
A1L1C1
tel: 709-895-3819
fax: 709-895-3822
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
website: www.guigne.com
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From: Gaetan Fournier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday
) are of interest.
I would also like to know (be reminded) if there is a FAQ/bug list/list of
work arounds/list of suggested improvements for Protel, outside of Altium ?
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer
Guigne International Limited
Paradise, Newfoundland
A1L1C1
tel: 709-895-3819
fax: 709-895-3822
base.
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer
Guigne International Limited
Paradise, Newfoundland
A1L1C1
tel: 709-895-3819
fax: 709-895-3822
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
website: www.guigne.com
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components now.
This pretty much blew out my resources, as I am running a Pear Three with
128M apples.
Yes, the sky can be the limit for memory, but I would appreciate a
experienced opinion.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer
Guigne International Limited
Paradise, Newfoundland
A1L1C1
tel: 709-895
. The company in its wisdom
has not bought a copy of Norton Speed Disk. This may be the other half of my
problem, fraggle rock. The computer has gone cache mad. An NT is good when
it is fresh, but it really stinks when its ripe.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer
Guigne International Limited
Paradise
letters at the moment.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer
Guigne International Limited
Paradise, Newfoundland
A1L1C1
tel: 709-895-3819
fax: 709-895-3822
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I believe the HPGL drivers were pretty solid. I think this machine was also
released with postscript support and therein lies the rub. You had to tweak
the manual settings to get it up right. That is a memory from eons when I
ran Orcad and built Fabe-in-stein.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research
Dave,
I have never had this problem. Are you sure the client server is being
launched ? I remember a similiar incident when the simulation engine did not
show up on a installation. I changed the properties of the server to launch
with start up instead of 'on demand'. That fixed it.
Fabe
Fabian
guess we are all troubled over product support. At first in the Protel
buy, it was coming every other month, now it seems dead. E-Gad seems to be
getting all the attention.
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer
Guigne International Limited
Paradise, Newfoundland
A1L1C1
tel: 709-895-3819
fax: 709-895-3822
It seems I have gotten to the bottom of the problem. Instead of doing a DXF
export I used a DWG format with R13, exporting pad and primatives. It does
give a caution and warning for those seeing that interesting toss around on
shifted text in Autocad exports.
Fabe
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Darryl,
I have found Copernic (www.copernic.com) most useful for general searches.
It has a free basic version. I believe Partminer (www.partminer.com) and its
associated Free Trade Zone are pretty good too. I use
http://pw1.netcom.com/~dwsmith/index.html as my homepage, so I don't have to
think
Hi all
I would just like to inform the list that for those ogre's like me
(PCAD+Protel user) Service Pack 2 for P-Cad 2001 fixed 'half' the transpose
ability problem between packages.
However, when I attempted to saved a P-Cad pwb as an ascii file, not only
did Dr. Watson show up (re: NT
the PCAD 2001 export/import mutiny would also be resolved. I
prefer the Protel interface but in also supporting PCAD here I feel I am the
second head on the Ogre.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Research Engineer
Guigne International Limited
Paradise, Newfoundland
A1L1C1
tel: 709-895-3819
fax: 709-895-3822
Ivan,
I think the central issue to Protel to ORCAD and vice verse transfers is the
interpretation of the libraries. As well, design transfers seem to only see
the light of day when the base design files were ASCII in origin. Me ? I
have had about 30% success in importing ORCAD 9.2 stuff. Parts
that should not be
overlooked.
Give Henry's book a read and look suspiciously around high current areas. If
anyone wishes to have the ISBN number they can email me off line, if someone
does not post it first.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Guigne International
Paradise, Newfoundland
I experienced this problem too. I think the work around is to install *all*
license keys on *all* machines. That is what I did here. It's worked out ok.
Personally, I do not like the broadcasting set-up at all, noting this
license protection technique cannot communicate over a router to our
Thanks, Mr. Lomax.
Protel did respond to my inquiry about PCAD translation concerns and there
is a link, but it does not jump out at you. This readme is moreover geared
to SP5.
http://www.protel.com/download/server/pcad_translation_pack/pcadtranslationp
ackreadme.txt
In my experience, long
I have having a unique problem these days in that after a PCAD import,
components hosted on the bottom layer are classed as interference to top
layer components when it is obviously not the case. I think the fact that
Protel SE is handling it's own keep out zones for parts is a real problem.
Has
. By default, hidden connectivity could be left
enabled. It certainly would reduce the seen snow on schematics. Practically,
this could be achieved in the pcb library editor with a No Connect option in
the otherwise No Net option box.
Fabe
Fabian Hartery
Guigne International Limited
Paradise
I have seen stuff like this happen before. I think the fix is, you have to
save your library changes first. Then, you have to delete schematic library
settings and reinstate them. I believe this has something to do with the
embedded library structure Protel uses.
Fabe
Guigne International
Paul,
The PCAD file must be in a ASCII format, not binary. I do not know if there
are any other dual PCAD/Protel users out there like me ? Protel use to have
an import AND export capability with PCAD2000. Now, it seems that in PCAD
2001, the import of Protel exports appears to be not supported.
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