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I have a library part that I'm working on.  It has multiple GND pins, but I

only want one GND pin connected in the schematic.  How do I connect them?

 

http://etharooni.polorix.net/multiplegnd.JPG

 

-Ethan

 

 

 

  • Etharooni wrote:

    I have a library part that I'm working on.  It has multiple GND pins,

    but I only want one GND pin connected in the schematic.  How do I

    connect them?

    http://etharooni.polorix.net/multiplegnd.JPG

     

    -Ethan

     

    You have to put as many GND pins on your schematic symbol as you have GND

    pads in the footprint.  You can name these pins GND@1, GND@2, etc., which

    will cause them to show up as simply GND when you place the symbol in your

    schematic.

     

    It seems that all of us initially feel there ought to be a way to have a

    single pin the schematic symbol connect to multiple pads in the footprint,

    but once you get over the mental block, it turns out life goes on just fine

    with multiple pins in the schematic symbol.

     

    --

    Bert Menkveld

     

     

     

  • Thanks.  Yeah, it's a bit weird, but it works just fine with multiple pins.

     

    "Bert Menkveld" <bert@betech.biz> wrote in message

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    Etharooni wrote:

    I have a library part that I'm working on.  It has multiple GND pins,

    but I only want one GND pin connected in the schematic.  How do I

    connect them?

    http://etharooni.polorix.net/multiplegnd.JPG

     

    -Ethan

     

    You have to put as many GND pins on your schematic symbol as you have GND

    pads in the footprint.  You can name these pins GND@1, GND@2, etc., which

    will cause them to show up as simply GND when you place the symbol in your

    schematic.

     

    It seems that all of us initially feel there ought to be a way to have a

    single pin the schematic symbol connect to multiple pads in the footprint,

    but once you get over the mental block, it turns out life goes on just

    fine with multiple pins in the schematic symbol.

     

    --

    Bert Menkveld