Problems with "Change Package" in CPOL-EU component

Leszek Ulman schrieb:

When I change package for example from CPOL-EUE2-5 (CPOL-EU) to 

CPOL-EUE2.5-7 (CPOL-EU) I lost schematic/board consistency. I think that 

this an error in RCL library

I don't think so. Typically, consistency problems arise when you

(accidentally?) have closed one of the editor windows and then changed

only the other.

- how can I fix this ?

Change the package back in the schematic, then run ERC - it will report

if consistency is OK again (if not, do all necessary changes until it

is). After that, change the package to the desired one (while the board

is still open).

Tilmann

More informations follow:

Eagle 5.11 works fine.

Problem is with Eagle 6.0.0 Demo and 6.0.1 Beta Demo.

  1. Create simple schematic - 01.jpg,

      Resistors are R-EU_0207/10 (R-EU_),

      Capacitors are CPOL-EUB45181A (CPOL-EU),

  2. Make a board - 02.jpg,

  3. Rearrange parts - 03.jpg,

  4. Route the board - 04.jpg,

  5. Change resistors package - 05.jpg - looks good,

      Resistors are now R-EU_0207/15 (R-EU_),

  6. Move resistors - 06.jpg - ALL OK!,

  7. Change capacitors package - 07.jpg - don't look good,

      Capacitors are now CPOL-EUB45181C (CPOL-EU),

  8. Move capacitors - 08.jpg - AIRWIRES ARE MISSING !,

  9. 1st warning - 09.jpg,

10. 2nd warning - 10.jpg,

11 ERC Errors - 11.jpg.

Because problems are with capacitors and NOR resistors I think that 'RCL' 

library is damaged.

Leszek Ulman

I'm having the same problem...

Leszek Ulman wrote:

More informations follow:

 

Eagle 5.11 works fine.

 

Problem is with Eagle 6.0.0 Demo and 6.0.1 Beta Demo.

 

  1. Create simple schematic - 01.jpg,

      Resistors are R-EU_0207/10 (R-EU_),

      Capacitors are CPOL-EUB45181A (CPOL-EU),

  2. Make a board - 02.jpg,

  3. Rearrange parts - 03.jpg,

  4. Route the board - 04.jpg,

  5. Change resistors package - 05.jpg - looks good,

      Resistors are now R-EU_0207/15 (R-EU_),

  6. Move resistors - 06.jpg - ALL OK!,

  7. Change capacitors package - 07.jpg - don't look good,

      Capacitors are now CPOL-EUB45181C (CPOL-EU),

  8. Move capacitors - 08.jpg - AIRWIRES ARE MISSING !,

  9. 1st warning - 09.jpg,

10. 2nd warning - 10.jpg,

11 ERC Errors - 11.jpg.

 

Because problems are with capacitors and NOR resistors I think that

'RCL' library is damaged.

 

Leszek Ulman

Looking at the library in v5 I'd guess that v6 is having an issue with the

pins being named  "+"  and  "-" .  I feel I saw a beta comment earlier with

symbols like + and - causing an issue.

Warren

--

Viewed / responded via the newsgroup at

news.cadsoft.de

Leszek Ulman wrote:

More informations follow:

 

Eagle 5.11 works fine.

 

Problem is with Eagle 6.0.0 Demo and 6.0.1 Beta Demo.

 

  1. Create simple schematic - 01.jpg,

      Resistors are R-EU_0207/10 (R-EU_),

      Capacitors are CPOL-EUB45181A (CPOL-EU),

  2. Make a board - 02.jpg,

  3. Rearrange parts - 03.jpg,

  4. Route the board - 04.jpg,

  5. Change resistors package - 05.jpg - looks good,

      Resistors are now R-EU_0207/15 (R-EU_),

  6. Move resistors - 06.jpg - ALL OK!,

  7. Change capacitors package - 07.jpg - don't look good,

      Capacitors are now CPOL-EUB45181C (CPOL-EU),

  8. Move capacitors - 08.jpg - AIRWIRES ARE MISSING !,

  9. 1st warning - 09.jpg,

10. 2nd warning - 10.jpg,

11 ERC Errors - 11.jpg.

 

Because problems are with capacitors and NOR resistors I think that

'RCL' library is damaged.

 

Leszek Ulman

Looking at the library in v5 I'd guess that v6 is having an issue with the

pins being named  "+"  and  "-" .  I feel I saw a beta comment earlier with

symbols like + and - causing an issue.

Warren

--

Viewed / responded via the newsgroup at

news.cadsoft.de

Dnia 19.12.2011 o 01:29 Dario Inserra 

<communitymanager@premierfarnell.com> napisał(a):

I'm having the same problem...

 

As Warren Brayshaw wrote problem exist when pin (or pad) has "+" or "-" 

name. I simply use Ultraedit and globally change "" to "V" and "-" to 

"V-" in all *.lbr files. Now everything works fine.

Leszek Ulman