Brad,
Thanks
I was finally able to get at the via by moving all, and yes that was the
only way to get at it.
However I have been able ot get at a footprints that
were out of bounds by selecting outside and it worked.
However no matter what I did with this via it would not
move it or delete it.
Ian,
Now that I have the via in outer space solved.
I was going to just try redoing the plane first, and if that did
not work yes I will try an ASCII out and poke around.
Thanks
Bob
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JaMi,
Well doing the cntrl delete did not work (unless there is again
something diff. about how to do a cntrl delete with Protel)
In other words can I use the keyboard delete key or do I need the
scizzors icon.
Either way though that did not seem to work, however
(and I hated to do this) but if I
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Subject: Re: [PEDA] Polygon Filled Planes
Bob,
You can do a Select All, and then Move everything to the
right until the
whatever it is out there is within the editable area
] Polygon Filled Planes
JaMi,
Well doing the cntrl delete did not work (unless there is again
something diff. about how to do a cntrl delete with Protel)
In other words can I use the keyboard delete key or do I need the
scizzors icon.
Either way though that did not seem to work, however
Robert,
Regarding your problem with Polygon pours, another technique that may be
useful is to save the file into ASCII format.
I am not sure about this under P99SE but under V3 (or maybe P98) it was
certainly true that ASCII file load (called parametric load by the
software) did additional
Jami,
OK Polygon Planes is set to 0 grid, .4mm (.016) track width and
.2mm (.012) minimum size. 45 deg fill.
With these settings I have never seen problems before though.
Also one other note we just found out.
Ther is what I believe a via out of editable area
of board. I am not 100% sure it is
of it.
JaMi
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Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 5:51 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Polygon Filled Planes
Jami,
OK Polygon Planes is set to 0 grid, .4mm (.016) track width and
.2mm (.012) minimum
Bob,
Please see below,
JaMi
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From: Robert M. Wolfe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 7:34 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Polygon Filled Planes
JaMi wrote
And speaking of Protel reliability, I am not quite sure what
Well,
For now,
The version of OS is Win2000 ProServer Win 2000 Pro
Pro Server is a slower 500MHz machine w/128M mem, the Pro is a 1.6G P4
unit with 128M mem.
I have not seen it happen yet on XP which at home here.
As far as plane settings go I will look and get back to you
but in all honesty I
Thanks Guys,
I would tend to agree about the extra work with multiple big pieces.
It really seems to work well if you keep that mechanical
layer outline of the big plane for ref. Because by the statement
of
(1) place the inner pours and fill them.
(2) place the outer pour and fill it.
This
Abd,
Please see below,
JaMi
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Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 3:13 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Polygon Filled Planes
At 03:31 PM 1/20/2003, JaMi Smith wrote:
Respecting your having one
Bob,
Please see below,
JaMi
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Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 6:22 AM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Polygon Filled Planes
. . .
This would confirm it for me, I was not really 100% sure I needed
JaMi wrote
And speaking of Protel reliability, I am not quite sure what exactly Bob
ment in his earlier post respecting an exception error about a .dll with
respect to pcb which he thought was related to the Polygon Plane, and which
apparently no one has really addressed, and just where that
Bob,
I am assuming firstly that we are really talking about Planes made up of
Polygon Fills, as opposed to real Planes with Split Planes within them.
I have done this many times when I want to have a Plane fill in around
things on a routing layer, and have even done it with several different
At 03:31 PM 1/20/2003, JaMi Smith wrote:
Respecting your having one larger Polygon Plane over several smaller ones, I
am assuming that you are speaking of the case where the smaller ones are of
a different net.
If this is the case, you would then be relying on Protel to not flood over
the
Bob,
There's no problem with having polygon fills overlapping. The sequence would be to
establish
the inner fill first and then the larger fill will flow around the first. As for
editing,
temporally move the larger fill off the pwb to edit the smaller fills. Be sure to not
rebuild
the larger
At 02:32 PM 1/17/2003, Robert M. Wolfe wrote:
Hello,
I believe there was a thread on this subject which
also had split neg. planes within its thread. I never
really ended up with an answer.
So dealing with polygons and not split planes,
what is the proper way to handle plane within plane.
I do
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