I added a frame to my PCB and suddenly I get a consistency error. "Part U$1 has different values in schematic and board (0V /)" Part U$1 is a power connection to a 0V potential. The entire trace (net) on the PCB is called 0V. What gives?
Thanks.
I added a frame to my PCB and suddenly I get a consistency error. "Part U$1 has different values in schematic and board (0V /)" Part U$1 is a power connection to a 0V potential. The entire trace (net) on the PCB is called 0V. What gives?
Thanks.
On 07.03.2012 19:31, rickford66 wrote:
I added a frame to my PCB and suddenly I get a consistancy error. "Part U$1 has different values in schematic and board (0v /)" Part U$1 is a power connection to a 0V potential. The entire trace (net) on the PCB is called 0V. What gives?
Thanks.
This might be a problem of the current release 6.1.0. You could try our
new beta 6.1.3 which should be available later this day.
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Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards
Richard Hammerl
CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de
FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/training/faq/
On 07.03.2012 19:31, rickford66 wrote:
I added a frame to my PCB and suddenly I get a consistancy error. "Part U$1 has different values in schematic and board (0v /)" Part U$1 is a power connection to a 0V potential. The entire trace (net) on the PCB is called 0V. What gives?
Thanks.
This might be a problem of the current release 6.1.0. You could try our
new beta 6.1.3 which should be available later this day.
--
Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards
Richard Hammerl
CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de
FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/training/faq/
This is just to button up this thread. The problem was solved by CadSoft support. I had to send them my files. My error was that when I created some custom power pins, I forgot to give them a part name, so they defaulted to U$1, U$2, etc. This wasn't a problem until I brought in a frame. It was also called U$1. The solution was to go and give names to my supplies in the library, and replace the parts on the schematic. Now they are named Supply1, Supply2, etc. I never found a way to name the PCB frame in the library, but I was able to name it after placing it. It's all good now.