Hi,
I also drill my PCBs from hand, and for this use a small drill
size. However, I not sure to understand well your question. I have noted,
that when outputting the PCB by Plot GERBER, there are no holes in the pad,
but when outputting the PCB by Plot Postscript, then the holes are
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I tried Kicad nearly a year ago. I really liked it and found it to be easy to
learn and use. The only thing keeping me from using it and recommending it to
others was the lack of undo in PCBNEW. To me, laying out a PCB is a
Hello,
I would like to try the latest snapshots of Kicad. However,
after replacing the .exe files (news are very smaller) in the right
directory, I got a message like wxbase28u_gcc.custom.dll not found.
What may I do?
Many thanks for all,
Read bottom of the http://kicad.1301.cz page ;-)
Milan
Jean-Paul Gendner napsal(a):
Hello,
I would like to try the latest snapshots of Kicad. However,
after replacing the .exe files (news are very smaller) in the right
directory, I got a message like
Many thanks, it is working now.
Immediately a report: French characters like éèà and are written as
? with this version.
Regards,
Jean-Paul
Jean-Paul Gendner
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Select the small drill point option in the plot requester, and then plot
as POSTSCRIPT.
For some reason when using normal printing the drill size always seems to
be the actual drill size rather than just a small point.
Gerber files will have a filled in pad, as that is what is required by
PCB
Hi,
is there a possibility to visualize a drill file?
Thanks, Tom
Hi,
I found that zones do not fill up to the pcb edge, but leave a small gap. Is
there a parameter to control the size of the gap?
Thanks, Tom
The .drl files are Ascii files which can be viewed (edited) by any text
editor. Format is simple to understand. For example, I had 4 drill size and
have modified to
T1C0.032
T2C0.032
T3C0.032
T4C0.032
To have all drill to 032
Jean-Paul
Jean-Paul Gendner
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--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, jeffs_cc jeff@ wrote:
I tried Kicad nearly a year ago. I really liked it and found it to be easy
to learn and use. The only thing keeping me from using it and recommending
it to others
David and team,
Another newbie suggestion, for people who want to conveniently browse the
component list,
Today when I
click on Place a component and then
click somewhere on the schematics
I get a component selection menu
Then if I click on List all I go to the Select lib menu
Then if I
Hi there,
Do you know a tool in order to manage the libs easily under Windows ?
Ive tested the Vermod, Mod2mod, Verlibr and Lib2lib which unfortunately are
in Portugese or so and do not accept the converted libs.
Until now in order to find a component or footprint, the only way Ive
New installation, on two computers, WinXP, every thing aligned to the right,
the sample works come up in mirror view.
Thanks
EL
Thanks, but is there a similar software for Windows systems?
Regards Tom
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If you want a graphical display gerbv (http://gerbv.sourceforge.net/)
will read and display drill files nicely (along with the Gerbers).
Have you found the pdf file of the standard module library, and seen the
suggested method of maintaining your own libs by creating a dummy board
layout (section 11.10 in the pcbnew help file)
I find that works better than trying to browse through things on screen
as it gives me a better idea as
Hi Andy,
Yes I’ve seen this method but regarding the number of components in lib, I
guess this method would not suit in my case… My aim is to pick up some
components I’m usually using from other libs and copy into my own lib. Thus I
would be able to organize my libs as I think they should
Hi Stephane,
That is sort of what the system does.
Dump the modules onto a page, and get rid of the modules you don't want.
(or move them to other pages)
Then you can use:
file archive footprints create footprint archive
which will create a new footprint library for you, from the modules
I have been having trouble in eeschema, even though i have connected all the
pins on a connector, some of them fail ERC, and occasionally some that pass ERC
fail ERC later, even though I have not moved anything.
I am primarily working on a mac pro under mac OSX, but i am getting the same
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