When working with a component that contains multiple independent units,
KiCad warns about pin locations being occupied even if the conflicting
pin is in a different unit.
This may to be unnecessary. I've attached a patch that suppresses the
warning if the pins are in different units.
- Werner
Werner Almesberger a écrit :
When working with a component that contains multiple independent units,
KiCad warns about pin locations being occupied even if the conflicting
pin is in a different unit.
This may to be unnecessary. I've attached a patch that suppresses the
warning if the pins
Well... here is the sourcecode (java) and the runnable .jar file
I hope it is possible to understand.
Download:
http://web.comhem.se/avr/arkiv/place.jar
http://web.comhem.se/avr/arkiv/Main.txt
(change extention : Main.txt should be Main.java but that was not accepted by
my server)
Perhaps
There is a auto position system built into kicad which may be of some
help. This does NOT place the components aas per eeschma, but it does
spread them out which makes for easy selection.
In PCBnew, you must create a board outline first.
When the netlist is read in, the modules will be placed on
But I checked the video demo and it works there!
I loaded it, ran the ERC and everything is fine. So I guess I must be doing
something wrong or there is a secret trick not explained in the manual.
From: Pedro Martin pki...@yahoo.es
To:
In conclusion: The label must be placed over an horizontal line. I tried to
rotate the label and place it over a vertical line and it didn't worked either.
Thanks a lot Pedro.
From: Pedro Martin pki...@yahoo.es
To: kicad-users@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday,
Hi,
All you have to do is rename R and C.
In the libraries you have charge in the project, there are 2 compnents
called R and 2 components called C.
Your projects will charge the first R and C components found in your
libraries.
I think you do not want 2 different components with the same name.
