Thankyou! I think I get it... almost (haven't tried yet). So, if I understand you right, in eeschema the schema is complete, with 12 different "input filters" , and the netlist will include 12 of each modules... eh..well, I'll try. Perhaps I ask again if something is unclear.
/Jesse --- In [email protected], Andy Eskelson <andyya...@...> wrote: > > Ahh I miss-understood > > It is possible but it is a bit awkward and you will need to practise to > get the hang of it. > > First forget about net names and such like, that will sort itself out. > > Start by laying out one of the subsections with the tracks. When done > select the general pointer tool and draw a selection box around the > tracks you have created. Move the box to a spare area of board, and > then right click and select copy. From the requester select tracks and > if any zones. Do not select modules etc. On OK the tracks will be > copied. The next stage is the tricky one, draw a box around the tracks > you have just moved and then move the box to where you want to place the > copy. Right click and select copy again, the options should still be as > you set them. > > You could copy directly from the first set of tracks you drew, but I > prefer to copy from a "working" area just in case I mess things up. > > Move the correct modules on top the tracks and you should find that the > tracks will pick up the correct net name. > > You may have to do a clean PCB and enable the connect to pads option, but > you should normally find that the tracks will rename themselves to the > correct net. > > > The tricky part is identifying a point as a reference so that you place > the tracks where you want first time. > > > Andy >
