Steve - Can't say for sure without seeing your schematic, but here is my guess.
You are using Sheet Symbols/Port Connections for your netlist scope and
your top sheet has one or more GND net labels that are not attached to a
GND power port. Therefor you get two GND nets. If you change your netlis
Is there any way a net label on the ground could make it local?
Jeff Condit
- Original Message -
From: "Leo Potjewijd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Protel EDA Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 3:03 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Toggling Netli
Steve,
I've got 2 eurocents for you:
Using explicit sheet-port connectivity, but GND power symbols should be
common regardless.
In the really old OrCad days, when DOS ruled, the sheet ports (local) took
precedence over power symbols (global). That was the only way to isolate
power nets on sheets
In the interest of getting this project moving forward, I added a port
connected to a Gnd power symbol on the throublesome sheet, and added a corresponding
sheet entry on the parent sheet, connected to a Gnd power object there. Now
the netlist works fine, with the "two" GND nets connected togeth
I've seen the toggling macros that result from having two pins with the same
number, where they are alternately added and deleted from the connections with
successive netlist loads. This is similar, but slightly different.
I have built a common-mode choke schematic symbol, with 4 pins each of ty
