Hi, I have found what you need. On the top bar, the last icon on the rigth, "edit pins part per part", solves your problem.
Pedro. > Pedro (or anyone else), > > Here's what I did: > In eeschema, start up the library editor and select > "New Component". > > Select the appropriate number of "Parts per Component" > (three in this case because I was doing a DPDT relay). > > Draw part A (the coil). A rectangular box w/ two leads. > The "Common to Units" box is unchecked for all objects. > > Draw part B (contact block). Now here, for some reason, > the two leads from part A have migrated to part B. > (Just the leads, not the rectangle, so I have two pins on > an otherwise blank sheet.) > > If I try to clear these leads on part B they are also > cleared on part A. When I put the three leads on part B > they migrate to part A. (Note the "Common to Units" box > is still unchecked.) > > Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? Am I taking > the wrong approach? BTW I'm using ver. 20090216-final > on XP. > > Thanks, > eric > > > --- In [email protected], Pedro Martin <pki...@...> wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > Let's say your ralay has 5 pins, and 1 and 2 are the coil. > > Make pins 1 and 2 to be part A. make pins 3,4,5 to be part B. > > > > When using, the component, you can place part A and part B wherever you need > > in your design: I have place part A in a sub-sheet and part B in a different > > sub-sheet. You only need to tell eeschema that both parts belong to the same > > component by given them the same number. > > > > regards, > > Pedro. > > > > > > >
