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| AndyB |
Posted - 15 Jan 2015 : 17:57:55
I have asked for this to be sorted out a while ago but have found the problem is still here.
If I produce a component that is only a single pad it does not appear highlighted when selected in "pad styles" of Design Technology.
Is this a bug?
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| AndyB |
Posted - 31 Mar 2015 : 17:17:25
Had a reply from Peter @ support.
The programmers have acknowledged that it’s not helpful that when a single pad and a component are the same item, it defaults to component select. They’ve made a minor change to the code, so that the properties of a single pad component will in future also include the properties of the single pad. Changing the code so that both alternatives are available turns out to require a major code restructure, so it's probably not worth doing when the frequency of occurrence is considered. |
| AndyB |
Posted - 28 Mar 2015 : 09:02:00
Still a bug if not highlighting
Thanks Iain |
| Iain Wilkie |
Posted - 27 Mar 2015 : 16:11:12
No,
After translating the pad style is there... you can do a pad exception if you want, it just doesn't highlight for some reason.
Iain
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| AndyB |
Posted - 27 Mar 2015 : 09:38:56
Thank Iain,
So translating to pcb you cannot add exceptions.
only when adding the component/pad to pcb design can the exceptions be added.
I consider this a bug.
I have contacted Peter again about this.
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| Iain Wilkie |
Posted - 27 Mar 2015 : 08:54:10
Just tried this.....
The only thing I find is once translated to pcb, the pad does appear in the pad list table BUT it is not highlighted. If you add another pad to the pcb layout the it does highlight !
Iain
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| edrees |
Posted - 26 Mar 2015 : 17:25:27
Andy, I would, except I'm out of the office at the moment And don't have access to EPC. Have you tried creating a single pin component manually? It should take less time than using the wizard.Maybe the wizard doesn't understand single pin components. I normally create my own components manually, that way there is only 1 person to blame should an error occur. |
| AndyB |
Posted - 26 Mar 2015 : 10:52:17
Ok I have just made a new one pad component using wizard and it still does not show up in pad styles if translated to pcb.
It does when placing direct into pcb design.
This must be a bug.
So could someone please try this out.
Design a single schematic symbol of a connector and a single pad .
Using wizard for both.
Thanks
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| Iain Wilkie |
Posted - 21 Mar 2015 : 11:39:54
Just re-create the component, it's only one pin will only take a moment.
Iain |
| edrees |
Posted - 20 Mar 2015 : 09:20:05
Sorry Andy, I no longer appear to have have a "1P" in my libraries.
Most of my library symbols have been updated and renamed and I've deleted the native item supplied by No.1.
Maybe, this is a clue! |
| AndyB |
Posted - 19 Mar 2015 : 21:04:08
Ok It must be my setup.
If I place this component straight into a PCB design it's OK
If I place in schematic and translate its not.
I'm stummped.
If you could try using Easy PC symbol 1P and a standards style pad that would be great.
Thanks
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| edrees |
Posted - 19 Mar 2015 : 09:11:35
Andy, I did add the component to an existing design, then forwarded design changes. All everything as I expected.
I've just created a new design with two of these 1 way "Molex" components shorted together and then "translated to pcb". The pad styles appear as expected.
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| AndyB |
Posted - 18 Mar 2015 : 22:24:26
Exception.... Typo
Could you try
placing this component in a schematic and then translate to pcb.
See if it shows up in pad styles.
thanks |
| edrees |
Posted - 18 Mar 2015 : 15:01:44
Hi Andy, I've created a 1 way/ 1pad "Molex" style connector thru hole component.
It appears in the Design Tech and also I can select it in the GOTO => Pad Style tab.
I can also modify it with Properties=> exception (exemption?).
Maybe I've misunderstood your point?
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| AndyB |
Posted - 18 Mar 2015 : 13:39:04
I have contacted Technical on this a couple of times last year and it still seems to be a problem.
Can anyone check this out please.
If you make a component that is one pad only it will not show up in design technology when selected in pcb design.
Hence you will not be able to add exemptions.
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