jean-pierre charras wrote:
> dave a écrit : > >>Dan Andersson wrote: >> >> >>>On Sunday 25 November 2007 07:15:05 dave wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>what am i doing wrong? >>>> >>>>i drew up a schematic and made a netlist and started to layout the board. i >>>>found an error and when i went back to correct it and then make a new >>>>netlist the program changed several part numbers.. so then it gave me an >>>>error when it read the new netlist in the pcb layout program. >>>> >>>>it is driving me nuts!!! >>>> >>>>am i doing something wrong or is there a problem with the program? >>>> >>>> >>>>thanks for the help >>>> >>>>dave. >>>> >>> >>>The pcb layout does not replace or change modules as default, you need to >>>tick >>>the correct box for that in the net list read window. >>> >>>//Dan >>> >> >> >>yes. this i understand. the problem is that in the eeschema program when i >>make changes and >>a make new netlist several part numbers ie: U12, U13, U14 are changed to >>U055, U056, U057 in the >>eeschema drawing and in the net list and then in the pcb drawing and that >>causes the traces that >>were on the old parts to have no connections? >> >>something is wrong somewhere, but is it something i am doing or is there a >>bug in the program? >> > > When eeschema renums components like U055, U056, U057 ... this is > because these components are flagged as "power symbols" > Only power symbols (like VCC, GND ...) must be flagged "power > component" because they are not really "components", they are special > symbols > where are the power symbols on the component. it is something that i put there. i don't think so. i did not have a reason as they are just more of the component on the sheet. if they are marked how do i get rid of the mark? can i send you the files to look at? dave
