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Paste layer - how to create gerber file

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autodeskguest over 16 years ago

How do you generate a paste layer gerber file?

 

Thanks!

 

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    autodeskguest over 16 years ago

    On Thu, 05 Mar 2009 11:02:37 -0500, Charles Deling

    <charles@no.crap.softwareeffect.com> wrote:

     

    How do you generate a paste layer gerber file?

     

    Go to CAM Processor from the File menu.  Open whatever CAM job file

    you have been using.  Now save it with a new name (if you don't want

    to change the original CAM job file).  Now as you look at this CAM

    job, you will see tabs across the top that say things like "Component

    Side", "Solder Side", etc.  Each tab represents a different Gerber

    file that will be produced.  The display also shows the file name

    extension that will be used for each Gerber file (.cmp for Component

    Side, for example).  If you don't see a tab labelled "Cream Frame",

    then select any tab and click on "Add".  This will make a duplicate of

    that tab.  Now select that duplicate and make the following changes:

     

    1. Change the Section name to something like "Cream Frame" or "Solder

    Paste".

     

    2. Change the file extension to .crc  (for "Cream, component side).

     

    3. Select layer 31 tCream, and de-select all other layers.

     

    4. Click on "Description" to document  your changes.

     

    Finally, save your changes to the new CAM job file, and use this file

    whenever you want to generate Gerbers that have a solder paste layer.

     

     

    Robert Scott

    Real-Time Specialties

    Ypsilanti, Michigan

     

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    autodeskguest over 16 years ago

    Robert Scott wrote:

    On Thu, 05 Mar 2009 11:02:37 -0500, Charles Deling

    <charles@no.crap.softwareeffect.com> wrote:

     

    How do you generate a paste layer gerber file?

     

    Go to CAM Processor from the File menu.  Open whatever CAM job file

    you have been using.  Now save it with a new name (if you don't want

    to change the original CAM job file).  Now as you look at this CAM

    job, you will see tabs across the top that say things like "Component

    Side", "Solder Side", etc.  Each tab represents a different Gerber

    file that will be produced.  The display also shows the file name

    extension that will be used for each Gerber file (.cmp for Component

    Side, for example).  If you don't see a tab labelled "Cream Frame",

    then select any tab and click on "Add".  This will make a duplicate of

    that tab.  Now select that duplicate and make the following changes:

     

    1. Change the Section name to something like "Cream Frame" or "Solder

    Paste".

     

    2. Change the file extension to .crc  (for "Cream, component side).

     

    3. Select layer 31 tCream, and de-select all other layers.

     

    4. Click on "Description" to document  your changes.

     

    Finally, save your changes to the new CAM job file, and use this file

    whenever you want to generate Gerbers that have a solder paste layer.

     

     

    Robert Scott

    Real-Time Specialties

    Ypsilanti, Michigan

     

    thank you!!!

     

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