Unfortunately there is no way to tell the synchronizer to ignore a
symbol(not that I know of)
And although you don't want them on the schematic I think this is the only
way to do it(aside from unchecking the Delete components box in the
synchronizer)
To get around the issue of having wire pads,
On 10:17 AM 22/08/2001 +0100, Richard Thompson said:
Hi
Can anyone tell me how to place a component on to a schematic without being
on a pcb and vica versa? (using syncronizer on Protel 99SESP6)
ie. on a scematic I have symbols in the library for safety critical
information etc by certain
Richard Thompson wrote:
Hi
Can anyone tell me how to place a component on to a schematic without being
on a pcb and vica versa? (using syncronizer on Protel 99SESP6)
ie. on a scematic I have symbols in the library for safety critical
information etc by certain components. info only, no
Did you try a footprint that is empty ? Could be a mech line only ?
I have schematic components such as M3 because I want to connect
the plated hole to earth.
I also do have heatsinks on the schematic, as component, and
can connect it to whatever
Rene
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