* Click on Design-Netlist Manager
* Click on the menu button on the lower left corner of the dialog that opens
* Select update free primitives from component pads
This should update all tracks etc to be the correct net.
Cheers,
Matt van de Werken.
-Original Message-
From: Harry Lemmens
I don't know how DXP does the clear all Nets command in the PCB editor,
however, in 99SE, its under the main toolbar DESIGN menu,
The Load nets which pops up the net list load dialog. Bottom left corner has
Advanced. Click that and you get taken to another dialog screen. At the bottom
right, there
Matt, since you can double click Zero length tracks, you can fix them one by one
by double clicking, and then modifying the X and/or Y starting points. This
makes the track again visible, and you can then delete it!
Cheers
Harry
Home office phone (03) 9504 1957
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I cannot see any real problems putting the coil on the board, but I wouldn't
mind betting it will take more turns than a remote (wire) coil to get it to the
same resonant frequency (inductance). (Due mainly to the coils self capacity to
its (own) other windings. You need to either simulate the
The calculations I did for the track resistance came to about 16 Ohms for 60
feet. Since Prox Antenna's are normally wound out of wire with much less surface
area than a 10 mil track, I suspect the resistance ((Q really) will not be an
issue, if anything, it might make it harder to tune. (it will
I have been following this discussion on DXP/2004 with some interest. I do many
more FPGA designs than PCB designs and find it somewhat amusing that Altium are
again trying to hit upon the FPGA market. Protel has previously tried to enter
the FPGA (specifically Xilinx) with a schematic capture
If you look in the subdirectory where the files have been placed, you should
find an incredible amount of backups of the DDB, and (possibly) some of the
raw files. I would back these up to another subdirectory before proceeding. If
you look at the time-date stamps, there should be at least one
G'Day All,
I have a similar issue with Protel SP6 for 99SE coupled with Win2k
SP4. installation of both caused my machine to become very unstable, throwing
the access violation at many places with 99SE. (Mainly in the simulator though,
However, leaving the machine for a while was
I'd guess you would call that an Altium_makem?
Cheers
Harry
-Original Message-
From: Peder K. Hellegaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 7:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEDA] Message to Altium !!!
I am a user of P99SE and I would like to upgrade
