I actually made a J C, but was never able to locate it.
However, With the help I got I was able to fix the problem
thanks to all who took the time to respond.
M. Wahab
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I have had a library update cause a part to go haywire when the origin of
the library part was way off from the center of the part. This was due to
the library being imported from another package if I remember correctly.
I have had a component move off the viewable area, and found a way to fix
All,
Do you find these components (in the negative quadrant) in the gerber or
pick and place outputs?
jmc
Ian Wilson wrote:
>
> At 10:09 AM 25/10/01 +1000, you wrote:
> >Ian, it's actually pretty easy to "loose parts".
> >We recently have had a situation where a group of components have been
>
At 10:09 AM 25/10/01 +1000, you wrote:
>Ian, it's actually pretty easy to "loose parts".
>We recently have had a situation where a group of components have been
>unknowingly moved into the negative region of the database as part of a
>move selection process early in the placement stage. It turns o
rea when zoomed right out.
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On 03:07 PM 24/10/2001 -0700, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax said:
>At 07:52 AM 10/24/01 +0200, Emanuel Zimmerm
On 03:07 PM 24/10/2001 -0700, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax said:
>At 07:52 AM 10/24/01 +0200, Emanuel Zimmermann wrote:
>>Maybe that the reference point for the .lib part moved for whatever reason.
>>This can cause the component to be placed out of the working area after
>>update
>>PCB operation.
>
>Good
At 07:52 AM 10/24/01 +0200, Emanuel Zimmermann wrote:
>Maybe that the reference point for the .lib part moved for whatever reason.
>This can cause the component to be placed out of the working area after update
>PCB operation.
Good thinking.
Yes, that would do it, and it is not a terribly uncomm
Abd ul-Rahman Lomax wrote:
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> (1) I don't know what happened.
Maybe that the reference point for the .lib part moved for whatever reason.
This can cause the component to be placed out of the working area after update
PCB operation.
> (3) (Good practice leaves track ends
> coincident wi
At 02:06 PM 10/23/01 -0400, M. Wahab wrote:
> I was updating from a pcb library a footprint of
>a BGA component, however, the component disappeared
>completely.
>What went wrong? is there anyway to recover? It doesn't accept
>undo, and it's very difficult to position a new BGA footprint
>in pl
On 02:06 PM 23/10/2001 -0400, M. Wahab said:
>Hi,
>
> I was updating from a pcb library a footprint of
>a BGA component, however, the component disappeared
>completely.
This sounds odd. Was there anything unusual about the footprint? How did
you do the update, by pressing Update PCB from w
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Subject: [PEDA] Urgent help needed
Hi,
I was updating from a pcb library a footprint of
a BGA component, however, the component disappeared
completely.
What went wrong? is there anyway to recover? It
Hi,
I was updating from a pcb library a footprint of
a BGA component, however, the component disappeared
completely.
What went wrong? is there anyway to recover? It doesn't accept
undo, and it's very difficult to position a new BGA footprint
in place of the disappeared one. Back up is affect
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