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EAGLE parts on the Farnell site

Former Member over 14 years ago

Hi,

I notice that a lot of the components on the Farnell website now have EAGLE library parts associated with them.

There are many that do not however.

I am always making EAGLE parts for components ordered from Farnell...is there a way to upload these so others may benefit too?

Thanks

Dave

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Former Member over 14 years ago

The devices are created by Ultra Librarian, they have a lot of devices already created. Have you looked there?
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M0DCD over 13 years ago in reply to Former Member

These Eagle files - they're scripts but do you need to be using Ultra Librarian to actually use them? They don't translate as scripts in Eagle themsleves and throw up errors if you try to run them. If they are Ultra Librarian files, would it be less confusing to label them as such?
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M0DCD over 13 years ago in reply to Former Member

These Eagle files - they're scripts but do you need to be using Ultra Librarian to actually use them? They don't translate as scripts in Eagle themsleves and throw up errors if you try to run them. If they are Ultra Librarian files, would it be less confusing to label them as such?
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Former Member over 13 years ago in reply to M0DCD

Am 18.05.2012 12:54, schrieb M0DCD:
These Eagle files - they're scripts but do you need to be using Ultra Librarian to actually use them? They don't translate as scripts in Eagle themsleves and throw up errors if you try to run them. If they are Ultra Librarian files, would it be less confusing to label them as such?

These script files can easily be imported into a new or existing
library. Just open/generate a library and go Data /execute script
and point the way to "nameofthescript.scr".

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M0DCD over 13 years ago in reply to Former Member

Tried that but the library file refuses to do anything - I get an error report.
Loading C:/Program Files/EAGLE-6.2.0/lbr/ADI-AD797ARZ.lbr ...
Error:
line 1, column 1: Start tag expected.

I think this one's a dud myself.
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M0DCD over 13 years ago in reply to M0DCD

I've had a fix to this one, seems the instructions were wrong - it now works.
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