Mine did not work either - have yet to chase Protel.
Ian Turner
From: Andrew Ircha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEDA] License number not accepted
Date: 17/12/2001 10:18:26
To: Protel EDA Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've tried entering my Protel 99SE license number (purchased before 1
Oct
Did you enter the license code or the serial number? By myself my serial
number works.
regards
Wolfgang Geier
JUMPtec AG
PPC Embedded Components
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
17.12.2001 12:59
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What I don't understand is why would you not let
all users have a document that helps you use there
software??? It is not like they couldn't do with
all the documentation help they (Protel) can get.
Darren Moore
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I used the 9 digit license number (not the 16 digit activation
code) and company name and it worked fine for me. The Fax I
received from Protel with my registration information is dated
May 28, 1999.
Matt Pobursky
Maximum Performance Systems
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001 10:18:26 +, Andrew Ircha
The security key is what worked for me (---).
Jeff
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From: Andrew Ircha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 8:19 AM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: Re: [PEDA] License number not accepted
What is the difference between the license
ok it's the same. I got it in german and it was named 'Seriennummer'.
sorry
Wolfgang Geier
JUMPtec AG
PPC Embedded Components
Brunnwiesenstrasse 16
D-94469 Deggendorf
Tel +49 (0) 991 37024 601
Fax +49 (0) 991 37024 104
Andrew Ircha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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17.12.2001
I don't know if it's a UK license problem but I tried registering last week
and failed.
Tried again today and no problem.
Dave
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From: Andrew Ircha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 December 2001 10:18
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: [PEDA] License number not accepted
The license number 99xx worked for me.
It is important to enter the name/company exactly as it is in the altium
customer database.
Rolf Molitor
Ing.Buero i2e
Remscheid/Germany
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Von: Andrew Ircha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: Protel EDA Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And that future looks particularly good, with the company
expecting sales revenue growth in line with worldwide
forecasts for the PCB market of 15-20%, driven strongly
by the growth of the Windows/NT end of the market Buttrose
said.
Funny, for me this is like falling into a time warp. It
re - What the h*** does organic growth mean in this context? - It means growth
through increased sales of products as opposed to growth through acquisitions of
another company or product.
It's admittedly a somewhat fuzzy term, but not uncommon in business discussions, and
it is important
I just set up a dual head display system with this ASUS dual head video card. A
GeForce2 MX card with dual head output. It's a lemon. What ever you do, avoid this
card all together.
The main video out is a little blurry, but the secondary display is completely blurry
at 1280x1024 x 75Hz. All
What the h*** does organic growth mean in this context?
Organic growth in the vege garden infers the use of natural
fertilisers such as that produced by cows. Therefore, in this context
it must mean growth in sales based on BS.
:-)
Steve.
A better approach for tools integration would be:
1. a global project management for *all* kind of source files
including configuration management/version control
2. seemless integration of third party compilers (cross compilers,
PLD/FPGA compilers) (I mean integration, not
I'm working on a board which requires high precision, in the submicron
range. Theoretically, Protel supports photoplotting with four-place decimal
metric, i.e., one-tenth micron resolution; however, I ran into some
problems with PCB and with CAMtastic.
Rotated fills, which are not flashed but
Brian,
I run (on my work machine, Dell Dimension 4100) an NVidia GeForce 32MB DDR
AGP board as the primary, and a 3dfx Voodoo3 16MB secondary controller, with
Win2k SP2. Not the most cutting edge adapters, but I've had no problems of
any sort with any package, including P99SE SP6. It's a real
That was a funny email!
One of the definitions of organic is systematically arranged. You can
read into that one...
I do think it's WAY OVERUSED in general. Marketing people...jeeezzz
Tony
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From: Bagotronix Tech Support [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday,
Don't discount the notion that your card may be defective. Have you tried a
replacement? I could see you bagging on it if two in a row where like that.
Tony
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From: Brian Guralnick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 10:40 AM
To: Protel EDA
ok, I've installed the server and put it on my toolbar. 2 questions.
1. Where can I find the bitmap file for the icon? (The icon as seen in the
list of servers).
2. How do I use it? I've selected a pad I want as a test point and then
pressed the button, but the testpoint box doesn't become
On 04:30 PM 17/12/2001 -0400, Tim Fifield said:
ok, I've installed the server and put it on my toolbar. 2 questions.
1. Where can I find the bitmap file for the icon? (The icon as seen in the
list of servers).
2. How do I use it? I've selected a pad I want as a test point and then
pressed the
I only use BNC cables. Both monitors are Mitsubishi 4040u. Replacing the video card
with my Matrox G400 creates a perfect image, exactly matched, on both screens. No
blur at all.
Brian Guralnick
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Here is my new system configuration:
Win2Kpro
AGP video card - Hercules 3D Prophet III Titanium 500 - latest drivers
secondary PCI video card - ATI XPERT 128 - drivers provided on CD
No problems running protel with both screens running at 2048x1536 making a total
screen resolution of
Are you sure you are using the right type of coax in your BNC cables? Could
be signal reflection from impedance mismatching.
I seem to remember that many coax/BNC cables are 50 ohm.
But most video signals are based on 75 ohm termination.
You need special 75 ohm BNC cables if you have 75 ohm
Additional:
The ATI initially was ever so slightly blurrier than the Hercules. After removing 3
caps jumping 6 ferrites on the RGB analog output, the video ATI virtually matched
the Hercules.
Brian Guralnick
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From: Brian Guralnick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's the video card. The only way to get 2 good images with the V7100/2V1D is to
have 1 digital LCD screen connected 1 analog screen connected on the main analog
output.
Brian Guralnick
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To: Protel EDA
The ATI initially was ever so slightly blurrier than the Hercules. After
removing 3
caps jumping 6 ferrites on the RGB analog output, the video ATI
virtually matched
the Hercules.
I assume that voided the warranty on your ATI card. Not that computer
equipment warranties mean much anymore.
On 05:28 PM 17/12/2001 -0500, Brian Guralnick said:
Additional:
The ATI initially was ever so slightly blurrier than the Hercules. After
removing 3
caps jumping 6 ferrites on the RGB analog output, the video ATI
virtually matched
the Hercules.
FCC Part 15 be blowed :-)
Ian Wilson
* * * *
Brian Guralnick wrote:
I only use BNC cables. Both monitors are Mitsubishi 4040u. Replacing the video card
with my Matrox G400 creates a perfect image, exactly matched, on both screens. No
blur at all.
Hmm, very odd. I have some BNC monitors, too. I have seen a 'blurry'
image when the
Wow. That is interesting and kind of amazing that it is workable. And the first
paragraph where you just said it was a board with submicron precision really threw me
for a loop.
Question/Suggestion/Possibility:
It seems to me that part of the issue here is that Protel and Camtastic are both
FCC Part 15 be blowed :-)
How about those gov't regs that prevent stuff from working well? You gotta
love those (NOT).
Does the lead-free solder debate come to mind?
Protel should add a check box to the pad stack dialog. When you check Lead
Free Solder, another dialog box should pop up that
Over the past two days I too have come to the conclusion that this card is
a pig (nVIDIA GeForce2 MX400).
It's got 32M more video memory than my old AGP video card, but the
performance when playing games like Quake II or Unreal is just woeful, (I
know it's not intended for gaming but either was
LOL
Brian Guralnick
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From: Bagotronix Tech Support [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Protel EDA Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 6:06 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Good Dual head video card combination for Protel.
| FCC Part 15 be blowed :-)
|
|
Hello, all.
I recalled the same question was discussed couple weeks ago but I couldn't
find those e-mail anymore.
How should I set up the design rule so I can get rid of all the violations
for bring out any unconnected pins to vias?
Thank you very much.
Susan Lew
Quintron Systems, Inc.
*
What the h*** does organic growth mean in this context?
Organic growth in the vege garden infers the use of natural
fertilisers such as that produced by cows. Therefore, in this context
it must mean growth in sales based on BS.
:-)
Steve Baldwin
Not especially Protel related, but my
I'm forever wanting more screen real estate but have not yet got into
investigating dual head video cards or dual video cards.
In practice, how do you utilise the two screens?
What program goes to what screen?
If only Protel, how is it split up between the two monitors?
I have seen a dual head
I've tried entering my Protel 99SE license number (purchased
before 1 Oct 2001) and this link doesn't work. My local
Protel distributor was under the impression this was for ATS
members only.
Would anyone care to email the Protel 99SE training manual to me?
Andrew Ircha
What I
At 03:55 PM 17/12/01 -0800, you wrote:
Hello, all.
I recalled the same question was discussed couple weeks ago but I couldn't
find those e-mail anymore.
How should I set up the design rule so I can get rid of all the violations
for bring out any unconnected pins to vias?
Thank you very much.
Here are some answers:
1. If you use the maximize, the program will fill 1 monitor, but if you manually
size the window, you can stretch the window over 2 monitors.
2. With Matrox being the exception, being that the dual head output is very high
quality on both video outputs, 2 video cards
Hi Chris,
Under windows, the desktop is expanded across the two screens. When you
maximize a program window, it occupies only one of the screens - except for
very few programs that are specifically written to expand across the entire
multiscreen panorama. Protel will only occupy one screen
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001 20:41:13 -0500, Brian Guralnick wrote:
Here are some answers:
2. With Matrox being the exception, being that the dual head
output is very high quality on both video outputs, 2 video cards
should work fine. Matrox G400DH will limit the resolution on
the second
Protel 99SE is not well suited for the purpose of panelising boards.
Better off generating Gerber files and panelising with
Camtastic.
Gareth de Mar.
Compucat Research Pty Ltd.
Ph: 02 62951331
Fax: 02 62951855
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Sean James [mailto:[EMAIL
At 08:41 PM 17/12/01 -0500, you wrote:
These are examples of how I set up my screens.
Keep in mind, that if you use the tools and custom menu buttons, you can
place them
anywhere on monitor #2 so that there is no obstructions over your board
work space.
Because of a bug in Protel's adaptive
David Bowie was some .mp3 music playing.
What's a virus vector?
Brian Guralnick
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From: Ian Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Protel EDA Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 10:26 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Good Dual head video card
Thanks for the info about monitors.
Sounds good.
I assume that a dual head card would come with the twin screen software as does
the GForce2 with tv-out and the Matrox G400 with dual head.
I have one last question.
With 2 video cards is it Win2k that does the stretching over 2 screens ?
Chris
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001 07:48:47 +1200, Ralf wrote:
The same with version control project management. It would be a
particularly useful thing to be supplied on the same CD (knowing
that it works with Protel), but if it is integrated, its usefulness for
everything else is diminished.
I
At 10:37 PM 17/12/01 -0500, you wrote:
David Bowie was some .mp3 music playing.
I figured that - I was jesting about your taste in music... joke only,
sort of dates you. (I won't say what my taste in music is - dates me more
I suspect.)
What's a virus vector?
A vector is a method a virus
At 05:00 AM 18/12/01 +, you wrote:
Secondly how do you diff a schematic or PCB?
This one is something we have been grappling with for some time. A good
workable, bug-free method of diff'ing two revs of a sch or a PCB, in a
sensible fashion (that is not simply comparing bytes or lines of
Secondly how do you diff a schematic or PCB?
I would find (a working) integrated version control system very
useful.
I may have misunderstood what the original poster was wanting. I
thought that the proposal was for a VCS (and other things) that
would make the Protel environment the
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