Cam Job Creating gerber files with Out of Range warnings on Viewer

Eric Sanderson wrote:

When I create the gerber files for a board it gives an error in the

gerber viewer (ViewMate) that says "Coordinate exceeds largest

allowed value (1000.0 inches). Coordinate maps to X=1190.8922

Y=-2147.483649 inch using current origin and Data Format: 2.4,

Leading zeros suppressed, Absolute, English.

 

I have checked over the entire view of the board file to see if

something was placed outside of the dimension frame but can find

nothing. Any suggestions?

 

I would attached the .brd file but it won't let me for some reason

 

Thanks,

 

Eric

If you WINDOW FIT; and the board fully fits in the editor window then I

agree with Tilmann and it is likely the data format

This has come up before. Search the previous posts. Recommend you do that at

http://www.eaglecentral.ca/forums/

HTH

Warren

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"Warren Brayshaw" <warrenbrayshaw@paradise.net.nz> wrote:

Eric Sanderson wrote:

>> When I create the gerber files for a board it gives an error in the

>> gerber viewer (ViewMate) that says "Coordinate exceeds largest

>> allowed value (1000.0 inches). Coordinate maps to X=1190.8922

>> Y=-2147.483649 inch using current origin and Data Format: 2.4,

>> Leading zeros suppressed, Absolute, English.

>>

>> I have checked over the entire view of the board file to see if

>> something was placed outside of the dimension frame but can find

>> nothing. Any suggestions?

>>

>> I would attached the .brd file but it won't let me for some reason

>>

>> Thanks,

>>

>> Eric

 

If you WINDOW FIT; and the board fully fits in the editor window then I

agree with Tilmann and it is likely the data format

This has come up before. Search the previous posts. Recommend you do that at

http://www.eaglecentral.ca/forums/

Of course all the exported layers should be visible before doing win fit. I

have seen occations of wire ends moving far out by corruptio, but my

suspicion lies at the import function and unit conversion. Many gerber

importers arent very smart when it comes to autodetecting the number of

decimals.

"Warren Brayshaw" <warrenbrayshaw@paradise.net.nz> wrote:

Eric Sanderson wrote:

>> When I create the gerber files for a board it gives an error in the

>> gerber viewer (ViewMate) that says "Coordinate exceeds largest

>> allowed value (1000.0 inches). Coordinate maps to X=1190.8922

>> Y=-2147.483649 inch using current origin and Data Format: 2.4,

>> Leading zeros suppressed, Absolute, English.

>>

>> I have checked over the entire view of the board file to see if

>> something was placed outside of the dimension frame but can find

>> nothing. Any suggestions?

>>

>> I would attached the .brd file but it won't let me for some reason

>>

>> Thanks,

>>

>> Eric

 

If you WINDOW FIT; and the board fully fits in the editor window then I

agree with Tilmann and it is likely the data format

This has come up before. Search the previous posts. Recommend you do that at

http://www.eaglecentral.ca/forums/

Of course all the exported layers should be visible before doing win fit. I

have seen occations of wire ends moving far out by corruptio, but my

suspicion lies at the import function and unit conversion. Many gerber

importers arent very smart when it comes to autodetecting the number of

decimals.

Morten Leikvoll schrieb:

>> If you WINDOW FIT; and the board fully fits in the editor window then I

>> agree with Tilmann and it is likely the data format

>> This has come up before. Search the previous posts. Recommend you do that at

>> http://www.eaglecentral.ca/forums/

 

Of course all the exported layers should be visible before doing win fit.

It doesn't matter - FIT always considers all elements, visible or not.

I have seen occations of wire ends moving far out by corruptio, but

my suspicion lies at the import function and unit conversion. Many

gerber importers arent very smart when it comes to autodetecting the

number of decimals.

Exactly that was my first guess - and especially ViewMate is known for

some misinterpretations.

Tilmann