Ian,
Effectively, this kind of PCB are only used with
stable mechanical support (generally machined RF enclosures).
The optional breakable part of the PCB is considered like
a totally independent print with it's own mechanical fixation;
holes have sufficient tolerances in diameter to avoid
Rolf wrote:
Ian,
is it Protel99SE ? Yes
(Your IRF840 is named mq? what normally gives an invalid
character error in 99SE)
I have renamed it mq1 - same result when trying to simulate. However, a
netlist CAN be successfully generated. The SPICE engine itself appears not
to be able to find the
Ian,
we often use parts out of the standard Simulation Models.ddb library which
is located in the default 'Model_Path' (\Design Explorer 99
SE\Library\Sim\). The IRF840 in the schematic library Sim.ddb references
its model there in the 'read-only field 3':
file={Model_Path}\MOSFET\parttype.ckt
I don't know for sure how the license manager works, but I think it probably
uses a UDP broadcast over the LAN to discover other copies of the program.
If this is the case, it might be possible to block some UDP ports on your PC
with firewall software. Norton Personal Firewall, perhaps? Each
Terry Creer wrote:
Part 1.1Type: Plain Text (text/plain)
Since you didn't include a sample of the file, I have to guess.
I'm taking a guess that it is an RS-274X file, the old Gerber
format was RS-274D. If it is somewhat human readable,
with a bunch of lines near the beginning that start
Terry,
have you tried reading it in as RS274X format or drill? My thought
was that it was .GB(Gerber)X(RS274X) possibly by the extension. Or, thinking
further, is it actually excellon format drill and should be read in as drill
info? Maybe the GBX extension is just a little misleading.
Network sniffer shows it as multiple local network UDP transmits and
receives -- all on port 138.
John Williams
- Original Message -
From: Bagotronix Tech Support [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 7:15 AM
Subject: Re: [PEDA]
i think .gbx is orcad output
(actually i am pretty sure about that)
i was able to read these w/ camtastic but i don't know what version of
orcad made them, old i think
Dennis Saputelli
Brad Velander wrote:
Terry,
have you tried reading it in as RS274X format or drill? My thought
Blocking incoming and outgoing UDP messages on port 138 dose not work.
Unless I've stuffed up the security policy filter.
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Sent: Friday, 28 June 2002 11:45 AM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: Re: [PEDA] License Issues
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