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Warnings in schematic that I don't know if serious enough.

e14 Contributor
e14 Contributor over 14 years ago

Hi,

 

I always eliminate warnings, but I have the following warnings,

especially the first four and the two before the last ones are the ones

I am unsure with.  Please see attached picture.  Basically:

 

1) The first four are meant to be only overlap NOT connected.  That's

what I want, but Eagle gives me these warnings.  Why?

 

2) The two "POWER in PIC1" warnings (the two before the last one) are

really mean to be connected to the Vout 3.3V.  Why eagle is giving

warnings on this?

 

Thanks for any advice.

 

P.S. Admin: PLEASE allow posting image size of more than 50KB!

 

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    e14 Contributor over 14 years ago

    Am 31.10.2011 05:27, schrieb AL:

    Hi,

     

    I always eliminate warnings, but I have the following warnings,

    especially the first four and the two before the last ones are the ones

    I am unsure with. Please see attached picture. Basically:

     

    1) The first four are meant to be only overlap NOT connected. That's

    what I want, but Eagle gives me these warnings. Why?

     

    2) The two "POWER in PIC1" warnings (the two before the last one) are

    really mean to be connected to the Vout 3.3V. Why eagle is giving

    warnings on this?

     

    Thanks for any advice.

     

    P.S. Admin: PLEASE allow posting image size of more than 50KB!

     

    For all goes: click on the error and eagle shows the spot, then zoom in

    on it.

    Close..., you have a net crossing where a (former) bend has been or

    plural net pieces. Move the nets temporary.

    Net overlaps..., your net does not end at the tip of the pin but goes

    further on to the body.

    Power pin xxx connected to yyy..., eagle awaits a power named yyy on

    that yyy pin and asks you precautionary if xxx is correct.

     

    --

    Mit freundlichen Grüßen / With best regards

     

    Joern Paschedag

     

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    e14 Contributor over 14 years ago

    Am 31.10.2011 05:27, schrieb AL:

    Hi,

     

    I always eliminate warnings, but I have the following warnings,

    especially the first four and the two before the last ones are the ones

    I am unsure with. Please see attached picture. Basically:

     

    1) The first four are meant to be only overlap NOT connected. That's

    what I want, but Eagle gives me these warnings. Why?

     

    2) The two "POWER in PIC1" warnings (the two before the last one) are

    really mean to be connected to the Vout 3.3V. Why eagle is giving

    warnings on this?

     

    Thanks for any advice.

     

    P.S. Admin: PLEASE allow posting image size of more than 50KB!

     

    For all goes: click on the error and eagle shows the spot, then zoom in

    on it.

    Close..., you have a net crossing where a (former) bend has been or

    plural net pieces. Move the nets temporary.

    Net overlaps..., your net does not end at the tip of the pin but goes

    further on to the body.

    Power pin xxx connected to yyy..., eagle awaits a power named yyy on

    that yyy pin and asks you precautionary if xxx is correct.

     

    --

    Mit freundlichen Grüßen / With best regards

     

    Joern Paschedag

     

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