Hi all,
I agree with Remco, you always want to change something after the
autorouter has finished. The DWIT command (do what I'm thinking) still
has not been implemented :-)
But I want to speak in favour of Swiss cheese, not only because of its
excellent taste.
It is true that an
OK, I haven't tried the printer drivers, as suggested by others, but here
are a few more puzzling details.
If I open up a database, and try printing a PCB, it works.
If I then try a schematic, I get an illegal operation dialog box, and
Protel dies.
The computer has been power-cycled, and
http://www.garrettelec.com/ supplies small quantities of surface mount
parts. You can check stock online.
Jeff Adolphs
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From: Juha Pajunen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 7:37 AM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: [PEDA] Looking for a resistor
Hello everyone
During my redesign of a quite compact Board, I changed the positions and
Footprints of some Components. After the most work was done I discovered there
where vias under some SMD-PADS. For these is a deadly thing during reflow
soldering, I should find out where these
Hi Guys
I have bad problems like this due to the interaction with a 42 HP
Designjet800 Network Plotter. I fix it by having protel installed on the
print server and opening the database for plotting only from that server.
After I'm done plotting, I MUST open the Protel database on this server and
I don't believe it! Its stopped working again.
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Yes! All working again.
I reduced the Hardware
Juha,
seems you are looking for a highly specialized part. Have you
considered doing your resistance as a short section of PCB trace? For
example a 0.020 wide trace, 1 oz CU, of 0.161 inches in length will give
you a resistance of 0.00399 ohms according to some calculators. This length
Hey everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with the autoplace function? I
have played with it myself but I have never had a lot of time to devote to
it. Does it work? Does anyone use this? If so for what type of placing is
it a good tool to use?
Thankyou for your help
What stands out like a sore thumb in this thread is three letters:
ATI
As has been mentioned, many of us have found problems using ATI graphics
cards. In one case, quite some time ago, I tracked down a particular
failure and found that ATI was aware of the problem and had no plans to fix
it.
At 09:06 AM 1/22/2002 -0800, Brad Velander wrote:
Juha,
Have you
considered doing your resistance as a short section of PCB trace? For
example a 0.020 wide trace, 1 oz CU, of 0.161 inches in length will give
you a resistance of 0.00399 ohms according to some calculators. This length
would
I agree with you that time is money, but I don't totally agree with you that
ATI is the problem here since I also get application crashes when I try to
print. But it only affects PCB printing. Schematic printing works fine. I get a
PCBPrint.dll error that effectively hangs the Protel 99SE SP6
but there is a strong tempco with this technique
Dennis Saputelli
Brad Velander wrote:
Juha,
seems you are looking for a highly specialized part. Have you
considered doing your resistance as a short section of PCB trace? For
example a 0.020 wide trace, 1 oz CU, of 0.161 inches in
no
Dennis Saputelli
Afshin Salehi wrote:
Hey everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with the autoplace function? I
have played with it myself but I have never had a lot of time to devote to
it. Does it work? Does anyone use this? If so for what type of placing is
Abdul,
desktop of 3200x1200. Since on of my 21 inch monitors, a Mag Innovision
DJ920, has a focus problem,
If you are not averse to opening up your monitor, there is usually a focus
adjustment on or near the HV module. The screwdriver slot is usually
plastic, but use an insulated
I don't use it... - BB
-Original Message-
From: Afshin Salehi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 9:17 AM
To: Protel Forum
Subject: [PEDA] Autoplacer
Hey everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with the autoplace
function? I
have played
At 10:18 AM 1/22/02 -0800, you wrote:
but there is a strong tempco with this technique
+0.39%/K
This may or may not be a bad thing, the magnetics have tempcos too. I'd
avoid it just because some day in the future someone will buy 2oz boards
rather than 1 oz.
Best regards,
Spehro Pefhany
Juha
First of all, there appear to be 2 different request for a resistor
supplier out there on the list with the same subject line within a week
of each other, looking for different kinds of resistors. This is in
response to you looking for a sense resistor.
It appears that at least some of the
At 10:51 AM 1/21/2002 -0500, Matt Polak wrote:
It seems that a majority of you are doing some very dense,
high-speed layouts with 4-6 layers being quite a common occurrence. I'm
just wondering how much you typically route by hand, and how much you let
the auto-router whack
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