Re: [kicad-users] How to note on the schematic a component not present on the PCB ?

2009-01-16 Thread Dan Andersson
I'm having retro relapses occasionally and revert to doing electron tube 
designs but still using PCB's.

The simplest solution is to separate the "infrastructure" schematic from the 
PCB schematic and define proper connectors where the two "worlds" are 
interconnected.

This way, you have the netlist support for the PCB but you are on your own for 
the rest. You really don't want to mix the two "worlds" except when doing DRC.

//Dan, M0DFI


On Friday 16 January 2009 10:13:25 electric_phil wrote:
> I have done a complete schematic with Eeschema, but some of the
> components don't have to figure on the PCB, but on the chassis/box,
> like fuses, Jack connectors, or transformers ...
>
> How have I to do to notice it in Eeschema as Pcbnew take care of it
> (with connections particulary ) ?

-- 
dan.anders...@ieee.org 
d...@andersson.co.uk


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[kicad-users] How to note on the schematic a component not present on the PCB ?

2009-01-16 Thread electric_phil
I have done a complete schematic with Eeschema, but some of the
components don't have to figure on the PCB, but on the chassis/box,
like fuses, Jack connectors, or transformers ...

How have I to do to notice it in Eeschema as Pcbnew take care of it
(with connections particulary ) ?