all pad diameters to desired drill guide hole size.
5. Generate a Gerber pad master.
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drill guide output as David mentioned.
Mark Koitmaa, C.I.D.
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At 11:41 AM 3/12/2001, you wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for your answer.
But I did not succeed yet in making a hole master
drawing into your fabrication drawing. To
do this, simply draw and dimension your panel with instructions for your
fab house to step and repeat your CAM data.
Mark Koitmaa, C.I.D.
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At 11:37 AM
revisions!
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At 12:16 PM 8/16/2001, you wrote:
Thanks Dennis and Mark. Wouldn't you know it: the first two responses are
opposite!! :)
It's being submitted to a new facility
Sounds like a reasonable request. In the meantime you might want to try
enabling the 'read only' file attribute for your archived DDB files. This
has the added benefit of faster shut down since read only DDBs are not
compacted.
Regards,
Mark Koitmaa
At 05:15 PM 12/11/2001, you wrote:
i wish
That's an OS setting. Using Windows Explorer or equivalent, right click the
DDB file and enable the Read-only check box.
Mark Koitmaa
At 06:14 PM 12/11/2001, you wrote:
is that a protel setting or set it from the OS ?
Dennis Saputelli
Mark Koitmaa wrote:
Sounds like a reasonable request
Brian, The capability has always been there but Protel forgot to include it
in the menus. You can add it yourself by assigning the
PCB:MeasureSelectedObjects process to a new menu item or button. BTW, the
function works better now since it now accurately calculates lengths of
curved tracks.
Does anybody have experience or opinions about designing masks for LCD
displays using Protel? Is this feasible? I'd appreciate any input.
Thanks in advance.
Mark Koitmaa, C.I.D.
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Yes, exactly. I have a general idea of the requirements but don't know the
details, such as type and format of CAM data required to manufacture the
masks (these will be for 4 wafers). We may have a contract job for someone
with this kind of experience.
Mark Koitmaa, C.I.D.
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connected to
the plane and manually create thermal reliefs if necessary, otherwise the
resulting Gerbers will have thermals that don't match the shape of the slot.
Hope this helps.
Mark Koitmaa, C.I.D.
TechServ Printed Circuit Design Services
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rules for solder mask, power ground expansion and connect styles.
This can slow down your system tremendously. If so, un-check the boxes for
these rules, then manually create the rules you need after the wizard is
complete.
Hope this helps.
Mark Koitmaa
TechServ
At 04:49 PM 9/10/2002, you wrote
reducing the annular rings on the affected vias?
Mark Koitmaa
TechServ
At 10:15 AM 9/17/2002, Mike Reagan wrote:
One feature I would like to see in future releases or service packs is
removal of inner pads before processing gerber data. In other terms inner
pads would not be added to a via until
to a new
database gives all the files a new time stamp. But it is much quicker. You
can also use these methods to bypass the 'security' and permissions set up
in a database.
Mark Koitmaa
TechServ
At 01:59 PM 9/19/2002, you wrote:
I have some 99SE databases (*.ddb) with open Sessions that won't go
Gary- Protel does not provide that function in their EDA software but you
can do it at the Gerber level using their CAM software. Just load your
Gerber files into Camtastic and go to the 'Tools/Trim Silkscreen...' command.
IMO though, its a waste of your time because most fabricators do this as
Tim- I'm not a lawyer but common sense tells me this isn't a software
license issue.
Assuming your employer is the legal licensed owner of the software, it is
their right to tell you how you can use the software as long as it doesn't
violate the software license and other laws.
To be
Brian- I've been using CTL-E to toggle the electrical grid on and off. Even
that's been a hassle. Wish I'd known about the CTL key. Thanks though,
better now than never!
Mark Koitmaa
At 09:44 AM 10/9/2003, you wrote:
:(( !$#!$#!$%!#%$!#$%$%#$!#$%!$!$%
Why hasn't anyone mentioned that whenever
I believe it is a driver issue. I haven't seen the display problem in
years. I'm also using a Matrox G450, but I've reinstalled windows several
times over the years and I don't remember if the drivers were taken from
the Matrox CDROM or some other source.
Mark Koitmaa
At 01:17 PM 10/22/2003
schematic to display and pan without the disjointed graphics exhibited by
past display cards that I've used.
Mark Koitmaa
At 03:21 PM 10/22/2003, you wrote:
I believe it is a driver issue. I haven't seen the display problem in
years. I'm also using a Matrox G450, but I've reinstalled windows
Phil, Go to the Tools/Preferences menu, then uncheck the Orcad (TM) Ports
option.
Mark
At 06:04 PM 1/6/2004, you wrote:
Hello,
I'm having a schematic problem with 99SE SP6.
Unexpectedly, and with no input on my part, all of my ports have changed
length to suit the text that they contain and
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