Thanks Ian for the information. I was concerned about the grid also.
I'll add the testpoint component to the schematics which will give me
more flexibility. Thanks again.
Tom
Ian Wilson wrote:
On 08:06 AM 3/06/2004, Tom Reineking said:
.. 4 hours later ...
Just got my post back and I did
I have a fairly complex BGA design that requires via tenting, at least
on the component side. The PCB assembly will not go through wave
solder, so no problem with the solder side. There are two problems I
have run into. The first is tenting on one side. I checked the KB and
only DXP and up
.. 4 hours later ...
Just got my post back and I did find an answer to the report part
concerning nets without testpoints. The design rule Testpoint Usage
does generate violations for those nets and therefore a report can be
generated. There is also a document on the Protel web site in the
On 08:06 AM 3/06/2004, Tom Reineking said:
.. 4 hours later ...
Just got my post back and I did find an answer to the report part
concerning nets without testpoints. The design rule Testpoint Usage does
generate violations for those nets and therefore a report can be
generated. There is also
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I have not received any posts for several days now, and I am wondering if Forum
Traffic is just down, of if we have hit another operational snag . . .
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I have not received any posts for several
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Subject: [PEDA] Test - Is the PEDA Forum operational?
I have
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Sorry for the useless post, but i think my mail list account has got screwed
up somehow as I have not been able to post to this list for the past few
days, with no errors back from techserv servers.
But I can still receive posts to the list.
Very strange
So we will see if this email gets
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Please ignore. This is a test.
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I haven't received any PEDA mail in several days, and the DXP has slowed to
a trickle. So please ignore this minor annoyance (I may not even get it!).
thanks,
Richard
Cheesecote Mountain CAMAC, 24 Halley Drive; Pomona, NY 10970
voice: 845 364 0211, fax: 845 362 6947, www.cmcamac.com
Can anybody tell me what the recommended test point pad size to be used with
the GenRAD GR228xi in circuit tester is? I think were using a combo II
board.
Our manufacturing dept. wants me to use a 100 thou diameter pad which seems
quite excessive to me. I currently have a 35 thou pad.
Tim
Subject: [PEDA] Test point Pad Size
Can anybody tell me what the recommended test point pad size to be used
with
the GenRAD GR228xi in circuit tester is? I think were using a combo II
board.
Our manufacturing dept. wants me to use a 100 thou diameter pad which
seems
quite excessive to me. I
Hi,
I just re-joined this forum under a new e-mail address. I don't seem to be
receiving back my posts like my old e-mail address does. If I remember correctly,
there was a setting, or code which need to be sent to techservinc to enable the
feature. Does anyone know what it is?
Subject: [PEDA] TEST - newly registered account does not receive it's own posts.
| Hi,
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| I just re-joined this forum under a new e-mail address. I don't seem to be
| receiving back my posts like my old e-mail address does. If I remember correctly,
| there was a setting, or code which need
Brian Guralnick wrote:
Forget it, everything is now OK.
Thanks to the Admin.
Brian Guralnick
please not the change in email address:
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I believe there is a speeling erorr in your .sig.
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This is a test. Please ignore
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This is a test, as I have not received mail from the group in two days.
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You should consider another newsreader.
Strange ones such as OE may hide your own posts.
Rene
Brian Guralnick wrote:
Test #2,
Is this message getting through?
My last 3 posts are missing.
Brian Guralnick
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Just checking. Some of my messages didn't seem to get through today.
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Test #2,
Is this message getting through?
My last 3 posts are missing.
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I'm curious why it take 15 or more hours sometimes to get an email
distributed on this list? I sent emails yesterday evening that are just
showing up today. (and one of them still hasn't made it yet)
Tony
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I'm curious why it take 15 or more hours sometimes to get an email
distributed on this list? I sent emails yesterday evening that are just
showing up today. (and one of them still hasn't made it yet)
My posts usually show up in a few minutes, so,
Hello,
I have a design that is completed, all routed, and the engineer has
decided he wants test points on every net on the bottom side. Is there
an easy way of doing this besides by hand from net to net?
Thanks,
Brad Marshall
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-Original Message-
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Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 1:33 PM
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could someone let me know if my messages are getting out?
Thank you,
Ted Tontis C.I.D.
Engage
I read you 10 by 10.
-Original Message-
From: Ted Tontis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 12:33 PM
To: Protel Forum (E-mail)
Subject: [PEDA] test
could someone let me know if my messages are getting out?
Thank you,
Ted Tontis C.I.D.
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Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 12:49 PM
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Subject: Re: [PEDA] test
In a message dated 9/6/01 1:42:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
could someone let me know if my messages are getting out?
Well, this one got out to me. But I just got one
Hi All,
At the risk of being cut from this very Important list I recieved this
messege from the forum Administrator (a warning to you all):
Subject:
Off Topic Discussions
Date:
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From:
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To:
At 01:48 PM 9/6/01 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, this one got out to me. But I just got one of the bounce messages that
I've seen from several users today. It seems TechServ has a problem at their
end. Sure would hate to get unsubscribed - this list has been a lifeline at
times.
Since
On 02:22 PM 6/09/2001 -0700, Jim McGrath said:
Hi All,
At the risk of being cut from this very Important list I recieved this
messege from the forum Administrator (a warning to you all):
You won't get cut from the list as if you did you would email a regular
user direct and they would let
On 02:30 PM 6/09/2001 -0400, Brian Guralnick said:
My posts no longer echo back to me, is anyone receiving this?
Brian Guralnick
I seem to recall that this has happened before. I have a theory on what
has happened but I don't think I will go into it.
There is an option to turn
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From: Joel Hammer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 10:27 AM
To: 'Protel EDA Forum'
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Test point tenting on side opposite TP
carl,
have
Joel,
Clicking Testpoint just marks it as a testpoint for output, but does not
even
automatically untent the via. So it would allow you to have soldermask on
a
test point.
Hum, they might complain about that in the test department.
Seems the only solution/work around is create
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-Original Message-
From: Schattke, Carl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 11:36 AM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: [PEDA] Test point tenting on side opposite TP
Hello,
Has anyone figured out a work around so test points
Hello,
Has anyone figured out a work around so test points will only be exposed
on
the tested side and tented on the untested side (like under fine pitch SMT
components)?
Editing the Gerber's is the only way I know to do this now. :(
I would prefer something that be reproducible after
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Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 12:35 PM
Subject: [PEDA] Test point tenting on side opposite TP
Hello,
Has anyone figured out a work around so test points will only be
exposed
on
the tested side and tented on the untested side (like under fine pitch SMT
components)?
Editing
The way I do this is to simply plot the soldermask for the side with the
testpoints
normally, and then select the testpoints, and edit the soldermask expansion
for
them to be negative, (ex: 30 mil TP gets -15mil expansion) and plot the
opposite
side to bury them in the mask.
Reed Woltering
to the soldermask pads on the top
and bottom.
Carl
-Original Message-
From: Reed Woltering [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 11:34 AM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Test point tenting on side opposite TP
The way I do this is to simply plot the soldermask for the side
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Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 11:34 AM
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Subject: Re: [PEDA] Test point tenting on side opposite TP
The way I do this is to simply plot the soldermask for the side with the
testpoints
normally, and then select the testpoints, and edit the soldermask expansion
At 12:29 PM 7/27/01 -0700, Schattke, Carl wrote:
I have test points on both sides due to the high density of the product.
I am using vias for test points in some locations, so if I give them a
negative expansion
then I will be covering my testpoints with mask.
Making parts for each
On 03:39 PM 27/07/2001 -0700, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax said:
Then make a solder mask expansion design rule to tent the pad for each
class as desired. Top and bottom masks can be subject to different design
rules by adding layer scope as the second term in the rule selection criteria.
Restricting
Same here Ian, I want my bouce back.
Jim
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