single PCB design into a large PCB with multiple single board designs

"Mike Hart" <mhart@patchbays.com> wrote in message

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Hi Maurice,

 

I did try the "array_board-v5.zip". I did everything in the instructions

but kept getting a "parse error". Tried everything I could think of but

could not make it work. I thought it might be the board I was working on

so I tried a simple 2 layer board but got the same error. "NBR_MODX,

NBR_MODY and give them the appropriate *  value" is this the distance you

want the boards spaced? I also tried panelize.ulp but could not get this

to work either.

 

Maurice wrote:

"Mike Hart" <mhart@patchbays.com> wrote in message

news:gb0i4b$t8k$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

I know this has come up many times in the past but I was wondering if

anyone has come up with a solution. I have designed a 4 layer PCB, I now

want to take eight of the exact design of that PCB and put it onto a

larger board. I really do not want to reroute each of the 8 since they

would be the same. I know you can not group and copy because of circuit

duplication. Anyone know of a way around this?

 

Hi:

 

try "array_board-v5.zip" available in ulp download area.

 

Regards

Maurice

 

 

Sorry:

there was a small mistake, a missed ";" at end of line, it was corrected and

uploaded, now it's "array_board_v51.zip".

Regards

Maurice

"Mike Hart" <mhart@patchbays.com> wrote in message

news:gb8jqg$5p5$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hi Maurice,

 

I did try the "array_board-v5.zip". I did everything in the instructions

but kept getting a "parse error". Tried everything I could think of but

could not make it work. I thought it might be the board I was working on

so I tried a simple 2 layer board but got the same error. "NBR_MODX,

NBR_MODY and give them the appropriate *  value" is this the distance you

want the boards spaced? I also tried panelize.ulp but could not get this

to work either.

 

Maurice wrote:

"Mike Hart" <mhart@patchbays.com> wrote in message

news:gb0i4b$t8k$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

I know this has come up many times in the past but I was wondering if

anyone has come up with a solution. I have designed a 4 layer PCB, I now

want to take eight of the exact design of that PCB and put it onto a

larger board. I really do not want to reroute each of the 8 since they

would be the same. I know you can not group and copy because of circuit

duplication. Anyone know of a way around this?

 

Hi:

 

try "array_board-v5.zip" available in ulp download area.

 

Regards

Maurice

 

 

Sorry:

there was a small mistake, a missed ";" at end of line, it was corrected and

uploaded, now it's "array_board_v51.zip".

Regards

Maurice

Maurice wrote:

"Mike Hart" <mhart@patchbays.com> wrote in message

news:gb8jqg$5p5$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hi Maurice,

 

I did try the "array_board-v5.zip". I did everything in the instructions

but kept getting a "parse error". Tried everything I could think of but

could not make it work. I thought it might be the board I was working on

so I tried a simple 2 layer board but got the same error. "NBR_MODX,

NBR_MODY and give them the appropriate *  value" is this the distance you

want the boards spaced? I also tried panelize.ulp but could not get this

to work either.

 

Maurice wrote:

"Mike Hart" <mhart@patchbays.com> wrote in message

news:gb0i4b$t8k$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

I know this has come up many times in the past but I was wondering if

anyone has come up with a solution. I have designed a 4 layer PCB, I now

want to take eight of the exact design of that PCB and put it onto a

larger board. I really do not want to reroute each of the 8 since they

would be the same. I know you can not group and copy because of circuit

duplication. Anyone know of a way around this?

Hi:

 

try "array_board-v5.zip" available in ulp download area.

 

Regards

Maurice

 

 

Sorry:

there was a small mistake, a missed ";" at end of line, it was corrected and

uploaded, now it's "array_board_v51.zip".

 

Regards

Maurice

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Worked great, many thanks to Maurice.