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Consistency errors

autodeskguest

I removed a part in schematic from one node to another, then I realized what

I had was correct. Without doing anything else on the board side, I moved

the part back to where it was. NOW I HAVE CONSISTENCY ERRORS on every single

node, and parts!! ARHHH!!!! What can I do?!?!?

 

 

 

  • Albert schrieb:

    I removed a part in schematic from one node to another, then I realized what

    I had was correct. Without doing anything else on the board side, I moved

    the part back to where it was. NOW I HAVE CONSISTENCY ERRORS on every single

    node, and parts!! ARHHH!!!! What can I do?!?!?

     

     

     

    Run the ERC. The ERC report shows you the differences

    between both files. You have to correct the differences manually.

    If it is too much work, you could also check for backup files

    (.b#1...b#9 for boards, .s#1....s#9 for schematics) that

    fit together.

     

     

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    Mit freundlichen Gruessen / Best regards

    Richard Hammerl

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    "Albert" <blitzr@gmail.com> wrote in message

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    I removed a part in schematic from one node to another, then I realized

    what I had was correct. Without doing anything else on the board side, I

    moved the part back to where it was. NOW I HAVE CONSISTENCY ERRORS on every

    single node, and parts!! ARHHH!!!! What can I do?!?!?

     

     

    Albert,

     

    This probably happened because the board file wasn't open when you made the

    changes to the schematic. Once you have a schematic and associated board

    file, you should never modify either file if they are not both open. When

    you open a project and both files are not opened, open them manually and

    than close the project again. Next time you'll open the project, the .sch

    and .brd files will both be opened. Don't close them individually but always

    use the Control Panel to close the project. That way the 2 files will remain

    consistent.

     

    Another advantage is that if you maximize the files and use the control

    panel to close the project, the files will automatically be maximized next

    time you open the project.

     

    Cheers,

    Robert