Brad Velander schrieb:
Brad,
back in the Office again in the Morning I notice my qouestion had caused some
others. So I read the mails and desided to look for my PC-Configuration. For
windows system information showed some unreadable (un-)information i opend the
case I found an Asus
Hello All,
as promised, i will inform you about the progress with our polygon pouring
problem.
I have send our database-file to the Altium Switzerland support center.
They have checked the file and have given us the following statement:
I've looked at the polygon board, the problem was related
Hi Florian,
for what do you need teardrops. Do you design single - side boards of FR2
for consumer - products ?
I think there is no sense to do this for plated FR4 boards.
I would be glad to hear about other opinions about that.
Georg
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Von: Florian
Brad, John, Joop, Marty and Waldemar,
I have still a small idea - what type of storage do you use?
I always use Wndows file system. Could this influence this behavior?
Are you using Protel database?
Since this behavior, if it works right or not, is consistent on several
machines for some of us,
Hi Georg,
on our backplane we have some high-speed connectors for differential
signals.
The pads of those connectors have only a diameter of 0.7 mm and the drills
are 0.3 mm.
The lines connected to these pads have a width of about 0.2 mm.
To make sure they cannot tear from the pads, our
On 09:54 AM 14/09/2001 +0200, Georg Beckmann said:
Hi Florian,
for what do you need teardrops. Do you design single - side boards of FR2
for consumer - products ?
I think there is no sense to do this for plated FR4 boards.
I would be glad to hear about other opinions about that.
Georg
Cheap
Heiko,
Since I have P99SE (Jan. 2000), I'm using the Protel database, never lost a
design.
I once tried the Windows file system, things went wrong almost immediately
and I hurried back to the Protel database.
Have a nice day!
Joop Reekers
Semecs bv, Almelo NL.
Brad, John, Joop, Marty and
The pausing comes from the caching/saving. I think it somehow unfortunate solved.
After a certain number of steps. the lot is saved. It could be Protel99SE
is open for days, just displaying the last whatever. After my first action
it finds there is something to be saved and takes its time.
It
This was my also impression, but for some reason I had an even stronger
impression that the current router is not related to the Neuro Route
product at all. I am not sure if I got this from a conversation a long
time ago with Protel people (or ex-Protel people) or not. The old Neuro
Route
Heiko,
you are probably right to a certain degree, I wouldn't think
personal habit or WFS vs. DDB, I would think more along the lines of
operating system config or machine hardware and drivers. It does seem to
cover a reasonable collection of machines, video cards and even a couple of
OS.
For anybody monitoring or trying to figure out this problem. Our company is
also using the Protel database format. I don't believe that this should be a
contributing factor as regardless of the storage format, you are still
running the same executables/servers on the same file.
Brad Velander,
Andrew,
your brief description of the pauses you experience sounds all too
familiar. If you can search the archives back a few months, check for my
(and other's)comments about pauses or pregnant pauses as I call them.
Time period, end of June beginning of July. The thread was
Maybe you can not get it to work right
because you can not spell it right.
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can not is usually _spelt_ cannot
;-)
but to our friends from abroad, we get the idea...we love phonetics... try
speaking Japanese
it ain't easy... but the person usually can understand pigeon Nihongo with a
lot of trials and hai soo desu...
romaji: doomoarrigatoogoziamasu,
-chris
P.S.
Well, I know Herr Kulajew's English is a whole lot better than my German (or
any other non-English language), and I welcome his contribution to this
forum, whether spelled correctly or not.
-Original Message-
From: Samuel Cox Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 14,
Come on Samuel! Direct your anger where it'll do some good! Misspelled words
are just that!
~j
- Original Message -
From: Dwight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Protel EDA Forum' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 11:00 AM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Hello! It is Mechanical NOT Mechanikal
At 02:15 PM 9/14/01 -0700, Jeff Lewis wrote:
Come on Samuel! Direct your anger where it'll do some good! Misspelled words
are just that!
~j
Perhaps as a Cadence employee he's taking his frustration out on us! :-)
(That's a joke, just as I trust Mr. Cox's comment was intended to be, but
he
Ahh... finally resubscribed after my most recent dislocation.
Hello again :)
Another possibility here is that it is not related to graphics or
performance issues related to hardware at all.
It is also possible(since selecting a via seemed to trigger it) that this is
just another instance of
I need to keep several mm clear around an op amp input. On the power planes
this is easy, as I just place a fill on the plane, and that removes the
copper (I hope).
I am also placing a gnd pour on the top and bottom layers. I have found
that a fill on the keep out layer works to keep the area
Hi guys
I don't know if this original question has been answered - I'm extremely
busy and haven'y been following any threads.
In the design I am currently sweating over, I came to add a new mechanical
layer for documentation, and alarm bells starting ringing (aside from the
fact I set the alarm
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