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From: Robert
To: kicad-users@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 20:37
Subject: Re: [kicad-users] what does pin shape low in mean? is that the same
as active low?
I was just
Thanks, that's certainly a useful document. However, I'm confused.
It appears to be an IEEE (ie American) standard, but it does make
reference to the IEC. The international standard, as far as I can
tell, is IEC60617. I don't know if there is an ISO standard or if
IEC60617 was produced
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- Anders Gustafsson
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Anders anders.gustafs...@pedago.fi 2010-02-03 22:28
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- Anders Gustafsson
Engineer, CNE6, ASE
Pedago, The Aaland Islands (N60 E20)
Hi I will interprit the pdf to it saying the little triangle low in
will be for active low pins and use a ~ so it should be clear enough.
Yea I know how it is annoying when they want to have a standard but require
silver or gold crossing a palm to get it like USB. Hopefuly when I make a PCI
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, patrick pured...@... wrote:
hi again,
i was thinking that maybe it would be a good idea to integrate the parts
repo search in kicad directly (of course an internet connection would be
need).
something like: adding a button Search the repo in
Hello.
Ie a display like the SC23-11 display where both pin 1 and 5 are
connected
to the cathode. To be able to use either or both pins and/or the display
itself as a jumper helps, but how do I communicate that to KiCAD?
In the module (moduleditor?) use the property tool and chance the
hi,
i think in kicad:
symbol = component
footprint = module
the kicad repo would be for:
- projects (.pro: .sch, .brd, .net)
- schematic (.sch)
- board (.brd)
- component (.lib)
- module (.mod)
what do you think about the idea of accessing the repo within kicad?
pat
patrick escreveu:
what do you think about the idea of accessing the repo within kicad?
I believe that it would be limiting. I explain: as it is an open
project, every time the repo access is improved, kicad will need to be
changed, which is not good.
This can be avoided it it is done by a
Hello Dick.
What is a part? This is not a term I find in the Kicad UI anywhere, so
it is a formality to ask this question.
Sounds in a queery way pretty german, because in german, electronic devices are
called elektronische Bauteile. In a short and colloquial manner, they are
called
Hello patrick
what do you think about the idea of accessing the repo within kicad?
I believe that it would be limiting. I explain: as it is an open
project, every time the repo access is improved, kicad will need to be
changed, which is not good.
This can be avoided it it is done by a
On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Bernd Wiebus bernd.wie...@gmx.de wrote:
So it would be sane to storage all used footprints separate and not touch
them without warning.
But a plugin for importing, exporting and managing symbols, footprints and
perhaps databases connectioning them would be
Hello Chris.
I think the way to make it work is to think of the local storage is a
cache
for an on-line library. A user then would not explicitly import a
symbol.
If he used an on-line symbol then automatically that symbol is copied to
the local storage. Later if the on-line symbol is
Chris Albertson escreveu:
I agree. but management should be automated
Not for me. Easy to use: yes, that automation crazyness that updates my
module while I am using it: NO.
Alain
When working on a schematic, if you place wires on pins and name those
wires, when you go from schematic to pc-board, should those not be connected
in the PCB portion of KiCAD?
It should. As long as you have regenerated the netlist and reloaded it in
PCBnew and that names are in the same sheet it you are using the standard
label option. For separate sheets you have to use the global labels option
(few icons below)
Best
Stephane
De :
Answer to myself
. Found the bug, and bug it is !
In order to edit pads in the module editor on a selected components, the
concerned layers in PCBnew must be active.
in PCBnew, I had unticked the copper layer because I was working on the
component layer and then I couldnt edit standard
Wow
One more making me upset !
Ive modified a LCD module in order to put the same pin number on fixing
points as the GND pin. Thus, the fixing points are connected to GND.
But then impossible to refill the zones on my PCB : Fatal error causing
PCBnew to close each time I try to refill
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