Hello gEDAns,
I am one of the developers of Fritzing, a simple FLOSS EDA made for less
technical (non-engineer) users. Our project is young but we have been
posting frequent releases since November.
I am also a gEDA user since 2005. I want to thank all the developers
for producing such a
Hi --
I am one of the developers of Fritzing, a simple FLOSS EDA made for less
technical (non-engineer) users. Our project is young but we have been
posting frequent releases since November.
Yeah, we're aware of the project. I pestered you guys about a year
ago to get invovled with gEDA.
Hello,
I previously generated a pcb board. then, I had to make a lot of changes.
So, I copy the previous .sch files into new ones, and created
a new project with the new files. Now, when I generated the new pcb
(gsch2pcb) I lost all the benefits of my previous pcb (I mean, I need
to restart form
Anyone have any insights on getting PCB to print some check plots,
under Windows?
Standard PCB print makes the assumption that 'lpr' is available, which
is not the case
on Windows.
Anyone already been down this road before I dig into trying to find a solution?
Bob Paddock wrote:
Standard PCB print makes the assumption that 'lpr' is available, which
is not the case
on Windows.
Anyone already been down this road before I dig into trying to find a
solution?
I haven't done that exactly, but how about printing to .ps, converting to pdf,
the
Patrick Dupre wrote:
when I generated the new pcb
(gsch2pcb) I lost all the benefits of my previous pcb (I mean, I need
to restart form scratch). How can I generated the new.pcb file
including my changes
The refdes and footprint has to match, or else it is thrown out by gsch2pcb.
So you can
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 10:25 AM, John Griessen j...@ecosensory.com wrote:
Bob Paddock wrote:
Standard PCB print makes the assumption that 'lpr' is available, which
is not the case
on Windows.
Anyone already been down this road before I dig into trying to find a
solution?
I haven't done
I'm a little unclear about the mask dotted line of the pad command.
In the How to Create Footprints document it says this value is the
width of the solder mask relief. Is this value the distance from the
pad location line to the center of the clearance measurement? If I
double
Not sure that you can use the Printer Calibration settings that
way? I'm trying to get a real 1:1 size.
You should be able to, calibrating uses the same HID as printing.
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I'm a little unclear about the mask dotted line of the pad command.
The solder mask size is specified as its own width, just like the
copper pad's size is its own width.
I'm also wondering why the distance from the pad to other conductors
on any plane (the clearance) is the clearance value
I've made a little library of devices with IO pins with pin labels p and n. I
get a netlist with
pin numbers 1 and 2. I also have model files with same first part as placed
devices then a .va extension -- cap-va.va
I'm thinking of changing to p and n pin numbers. Any other suggestions
On Thursday 22 January 2009, John Griessen wrote:
I've made a little library of devices with IO pins with pin
labels p and n. I get a netlist with pin numbers 1 and 2.
I also have model files with same first part as placed
devices then a .va extension -- cap-va.va
I'm thinking of
On Thu, 2009-01-22 at 11:26 -0500, geda-user-requ...@moria.seul.org
wrote:
I am one of the developers of Fritzing, a simple FLOSS EDA made for
less
technical (non-engineer) users. Our project is young but we have
been
posting frequent releases since November.
Yeah, we're aware of the
Hi --
One thing. Fritzing's close tie-in with Eagle is, um, out of
tune for an open-source/open-hardware project IMO. But that's not my
decision to make, and we're happy to see you guys are contacting us
(a real open-source EDA project).
I agree with you. Since our summer
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Brendan Howell
bren...@howell-ersatz.com wrote:
On Thu, 2009-01-22 at 11:26 -0500, geda-user-requ...@moria.seul.org
So... Is the footprint structure documented anywhere? (I admit I
haven't looked.)
Docs... heh. Who has time for docs? Actually, I should
*chuckle* Right now, PCB doesn't quite support single sided boards.
(Stuart waits for others to explain how he is wrong again)
Since you insist...
There's no such thing as a one-sided board. Boards always have at
least two sides, unless you've invented a mobius pcb. Therefore, pcb
Brendan Howell wrote:
Hello gEDAns,
I am one of the developers of Fritzing, a simple FLOSS EDA made for less
technical (non-engineer) users.
Great! There is a need for this. I am active in the Homebrew Robotics
club of Silicon Valley, and many people walk in with very limited
DJ Delorie wrote:
*chuckle* Right now, PCB doesn't quite support single sided boards.
(Stuart waits for others to explain how he is wrong again)
Since you insist...
There's no such thing as a one-sided board. Boards always have at
least two sides, unless you've invented a mobius
pcb -x eps \
--element-color '#ff' \
--pin-color '#00' \
--layer-color-1 '#ff' \
--as-shown \
--layer-stack 0,elements,pins \
--eps-file testprint.eps \
So... Is the footprint structure documented anywhere? (I admit I
haven't looked.)
Docs... heh. Who has time for docs? Actually, I should work on that.
If you guys are interested, then I will try to put something on our web
site explaining the SVG formatting. Basically, all the paths
al davis wrote:
the netlister should put
statements on one line for readability.
OK. I'll look at the scheme code for that.
Other than that ...
module verilog_io (
GND ,
C ,
A
);
/* Port directions begin here */
inout GND ;
inout C ;
inout A ;
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 5:21 PM, al davis ad...@freeelectron.net wrote:
Gnucap verilog mode doesn't yet accept statements split across
lines. That will be fixed.
Even when that is fixed,I still think the netlister should put
statements on one line for readability.
Does Gnucap use any
This is really wierd. I use Debian Linux with a KDE desktop. I have had
a launcher icon for gschem on the desktop for months. I was trying to
get the !...@#$% rc files straightened out so that pcb and gnetlist would
work properly when suddenly the launcher quit. If I use it, the loading
icon
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 11:28 AM, DJ Delorie d...@delorie.com wrote:
Not sure that you can use the Printer Calibration settings that
way? I'm trying to get a real 1:1 size.
You should be able to, calibrating uses the same HID as printing.
How do you get the calibration page to print? There
On Thursday 22 January 2009 22:50:40 Gary L. Roach wrote:
This is really wierd. I use Debian Linux with a KDE desktop. I have had
a launcher icon for gschem on the desktop for months. I was trying to
get the !...@#$% rc files straightened out so that pcb and gnetlist would
work properly when
How do you get the calibration page to print? There is no PostScript
output option for that. Calibration request takes you directly to lpr.
Ok, that will slow you down a bit :-)
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How do you get the calibration page to print? There is no PostScript
output option for that. Calibration request takes you directly to lpr.
Change the lprcommand to cat /tmp/foo.ps
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This reminds me of two facts of saturation magnetic recording on
rotating (disc) media. You can only have an even number of transitions
around a track. Also, as much as test engineers would like to both
surfaces have to be spun at the same rpm.
On Thu, 2009-01-22 at 13:02 -0500, DJ Delorie
On Jan 22, 2009, at 11:02 AM, DJ Delorie wrote:
There's no such thing as a one-sided board. Boards always have at
least two sides, unless you've invented a mobius pcb.
Spherical ;-)
John Doty Noqsi Aerospace, Ltd.
http://www.noqsi.com/
j...@noqsi.com
John Doty wrote:
On Jan 22, 2009, at 11:02 AM, DJ Delorie wrote:
There's no such thing as a one-sided board. Boards always have at
least two sides, unless you've invented a mobius pcb.
Spherical ;-)
What ever happened to Ball Semiconductor?
John G
--
Ecosensory Austin TX
On Thu, 22 Jan 2009 14:51:43 -0500, Windell H. Oskay wrote:
Since this is considerably different from what would be expected by a
reasonable observer, I would indeed classify it as a bug-- either in the
function executed or in the label, because it cannot generate an eps as
shown.
Ack. The
Hello,
There is a new release of gerbv available. The sources and also a
windows installer may be found from the download section on the
sourceforge project page which is at http://sourceforge.net/projects/gerbv/
As usual please report bugs in the sourceforge bug tracker.
-Dan
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