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e14 Contributor over 15 years ago

Hello,

how it can be possible, in the schematic a net has the name "+12V" and in the board i have two nets names (+12V and n$7).

I had already try run the ERC, and the report was, Board and Schematic are consistent.

I´m using the Eagle version 5.10.0

Regards.

NG

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e14 Contributor over 15 years ago

Most likely, you have a unconnected net in your schematics. It may look
connected, but isnt. Using show for the netnames in brd or sch editor will
show you the nets (show n$7 will show what's not connected). If you move a
wire to a device pin, it will not connect. You need to move a device to the
pin or draw the net to the pin. Could also be grid issues... A good way to
check for net-device connection is to try tomove the device and see if the
nets follow.

"Nelson Goncalves" <communitymanager@premierfarnell.com> wrote in message
news:1667427299.2461314259247044.JavaMail.jive@flmspu-csapp-02.premierfarnell.com...
Hello,

how it can be possible, in the schematic a net has the name "+12V" and in
the board i have two nets names (+12V and n$7).
I had already try run the ERC, and the report was, Board and Schematic are
consistent.

I´m using the Eagle version 5.10.0

Regards.
NG
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e14 Contributor over 15 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

Thanks for the tip,

you were right, the wire wasn´t connected.

Basic error...

Thank´s again.
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e14 Contributor over 15 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

Thanks for the tip,

you were right, the wire wasn´t connected.

Basic error...

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