At 11:30 PM 12/8/01 -0500, Darryl Newberry wrote:
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Macro 683: New Node
Add node J9-10 to net CFD0
Macro 684: New Node
Add node J9-10 to net NCFON_3P3V
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Macro 819: New Node
Add node J3-10 to net QMUTE
Macro 820: New Node
Add node J3-10 to net BAT_POS
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Why is the synchronizer trying to
With all sheets of the schematic open, set the Panel Browse for
Primitives/Pins. Check All in Hierarchy and press Update
List. Look for two occurrences of the pins in question.
Found it right away using the above approach. Duplicate pin numbers in the
part. DOH! The pin numbers were hidden
Found it right away using the above approach. Duplicate pin numbers in the
part. DOH! The pin numbers were hidden but the pin names (same as pin
numbers) were not. Would be nice to have a pin number cross-check when
creating the part.
Darryl:
There is a component rule check under Reports when
I discovered some pins connected to wrong nets in the PCB. Alarmed, I
deleted all nets from the PCB to reset the synchronizer (after Save as of
course). I chose Update PCB in the schematic editor and output the .SYN
report of the proposed changes:
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Macro 683: New Node
Add node J9-10 to net
Harm
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-Original Message-
From: Darryl Newberry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, December 08, 2001 8:31 PM
To: 'Protel EDA Forum'
Subject: [PEDA] Synchronizer Mystery
I discovered some pins connected to wrong nets in the PCB. Alarmed, I
deleted all nets from
