create links in schematic / kann man im Schaltplan links zu Bauteilen erstellen?

This is the user chat English section, just as the label clearly says.  If

you can't even get something that simple right, you have little chance

designing successful circuits or running sophisticated software like Eagle.

Answering your question is therefore pointless in any case.

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This is the user chat English section, just as the label clearly says.  If

you can't even get something that simple right, you have little chance

designing successful circuits or running sophisticated software like Eagle.

  Answering your question is therefore pointless in any case.

Hi Olin,

Take it easy, you don't know the background of this user. He could be

new, perhaps he is using the e14 interface which isn't very helpful in

guiding the user to the right forum(as we have seen with all the

raspberry pi and beaglebone black questions we have been getting) or who

knows what other circumstance.

I appreciate your experience with EAGLE and all the knowledge and

experience you bring to the table, new users to the forum can really

benefit from your valuable contributions. However, they'll never get the

chance if they get axed on the first post.

Best Regards,

Jorge Garcia

Hello,

thank you for your nice answert (i mean the first answert).

If You can see, in the first line, my question is in english.  So, if you not have a answert of my question , it would be better to say nothing ... if i read something like this, i könnte kotzen

Sorry at all, i have see it too late, that this is a english forum... and after this, i write it in (my bad) english

Good afternoon, Vielen,

You're looking for a crossreference label.

In the Eagle command line, type "label xref" and click on the end of the

net that goes to the other page.  While placing the xref label, a right

click will spin it around.

I know enough German to order a beer - that's about it.  But I do have

Google Translate at my disposal.

Guten Tag, Vielen,

Du suchst einen Querverweis-Label suchen.

In der Eagle-Befehlszeile "label xref" und klicken Sie auf das Ende der

net, die auf der anderen Seite geht. Beim Aufsetzen der xref Etikett

wird ein Rechtsklick sie drehen sich.

Ich weiß genug Deutsch, um ein Bier zu bestellen - das war es. Aber ich

habe Google Translate zu meiner Verfügung.

HTH,

    - Chuck

On 07/23/2015 03:31 AM, herbert feuerstein wrote:

Hi @ all,

ich möchte auf einer Seite im Schaltplan einen Link / Hinweis zu einem

Bauteil auf einer anderen Schaltplanseite erstellen : Z.B. "Klemme 12

befindet sich auf Seite *Seitennummer*" ... also keine Feste

seitennummer, da sich diese noch ändern kann

Vielen Dank

trixi

 

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Am 28.07.2015 um 15:53 schrieb Chuck Huber:

 

Good afternoon, Vielen,

 

You're looking for a crossreference label.

In the Eagle command line, type "label xref" and click on the end of the

net that goes to the other page.  While placing the xref label, a right

click will spin it around.

 

I know enough German to order a beer - that's about it.

So, the most important things you know...... 

scnr

Guten Tag, Vielen,

 

Du suchst einen Querverweis-Label suchen.

In der Eagle-Befehlszeile "label xref" und klicken Sie auf das Ende der

net, die auf der anderen Seite geht. Beim Aufsetzen der xref Etikett

wird ein Rechtsklick sie drehen sich.

 

Ich weiß genug Deutsch, um ein Bier zu bestellen - das war es. Aber ich

habe Google Translate zu meiner Verfügung.

 

HTH,

     - Chuck

 

On 07/23/2015 03:31 AM, herbert feuerstein wrote:

Hi @ all,

ich möchte auf einer Seite im Schaltplan einen Link / Hinweis zu einem

Bauteil auf einer anderen Schaltplanseite erstellen : Z.B. "Klemme 12

befindet sich auf Seite *Seitennummer*" ... also keine Feste

seitennummer, da sich diese noch ändern kann

Vielen Dank

trixi

 

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Mit freundlichen Grüßen / With best regards

Joern Paschedag

Hello Chuck Huber

manny thanks for your answert.

I know the command "lable xref" to find out the next place of a signal. But my idea wars to find Pins from a "multipin-plug" where are shared on different sheets.

For example: You have a Plug with 10 Pins... Pin 1 on Sheet 3 , Pin 2 on Sheet 8, Pin 3 on Sheet 1956 ;-) and so on. In my dokumentation i want to have a Sheet with a list, where are thease Pins.

You know what i mean? ... Lable for Pins, not for Signal-Lines

I have find out, i can make a list with the comand " invoke 'Plug' " , but then i have a static sheet. When i move a Pin to a other place, then i have to create a new summary / compendium with invoke

Best Regards

trixi

PS: You can write in english... i can understand it, but it is difficult to me to write it :-)

On 07/29/2015 01:43 AM, herbert feuerstein wrote:

Hello Chuck Huber

manny thanks for your answert.

I know the command "lable xref" to find out the next place of a signal.

But my idea wars to find Pins from a "multipin-plug" where are shared on

different sheets.

For example: You have a Plug with 10 Pins... Pin 1 on Sheet 3 , Pin 2 on

Sheet 8, Pin 3 on Sheet 1956 and so on. In my dokumentation i want

to have a Sheet with a list, where ar thease Pins

You know what i mean? ... Lable for Pins, not for Signal-Lines

Ah.  I understand.  The short answer is that I know of no way to achieve

this.  A workaround that has served me well in the past is to have all

the pins for the connector on the same sheet, in fact, in close

proximity on the same sheet.  Then the connections to each pin have a

short net with a cross reference to another sheet.

One of the reasons for approaching it this way is that questions that

pop up during testing and assembly are usually of the nature of "what

signal is on pin 3", "... on pin 4", and so on.  Having all the pins in

the same locale makes it easy to see which one is ground, which one is

power, etc..  One does not have to fish through sheets of schematic

diagrams to find pin X.

I have find out, i can make a list with the comand " invoke 'Plug' " ,

but then i have a static sheet. When i move a Pin to a other place, then

i have to create a new summary / compendium with invoke

This is part of the reason for having all the pins for a connector in

the same vicinity.

But don't take just my word for it.  Try it both ways.  See what suits

you better.  Most likely, you will be sharing the schematic with others

(coworkers, your customer) so be sure to get their input as well.

HTH,

    - Chuck

On 29.07.2015 07:43, herbert feuerstein wrote:

For example: You have a Plug with 10 Pins... Pin 1 on Sheet 3 , Pin 2 on

Sheet 8, Pin 3 on Sheet 1956 and so on. In my dokumentation i want

to have a Sheet with a list, where ar thease Pins

You know what i mean? ... Lable for Pins, not for Signal-Lines

You want a net(xref) vs page overview. Ive seen other tools do that for

page connectors.

Its very easy to write an ULP to do it, but it won't live update.

PS:Technically xrefs aren't really page connectors, although they do

look like that.

Thank you,

UPL-Programming i will see when i have time (i think never ) maybe after my hollyday

I think, the easyest and fastest way for me is to make e screendump

Best regards to everyone for help, (except the first responder )