What is the command or process to locate very small airwires? Ratsnest is identifying one airwire; I can't see it (I have turned off the trace layers in an effort to aid in identifying its location).
What is the command or process to locate very small airwires? Ratsnest is identifying one airwire; I can't see it (I have turned off the trace layers in an effort to aid in identifying its location).
Am 11.05.2011 21:05, schrieb tmartin:
What is the command or process to locate very small airwires?
> Ratsnest is identifying one airwire; I can't see it (I have turned
> off the trace layers in an effort to aid in identifying its location).
SET CATCH_FACTOR 0; ROUTE (enter) click in board ...
or set
Options - Set - Misc - Catch factor = 0
ROUTE click in board ...
please read
HELP SET (enter)
HELP ROUTE (enter)
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"A. Zaffran" <alf@cadsoft.de> wrote in message
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Am 11.05.2011 21:05, schrieb tmartin:
>> What is the command or process to locate very small airwires?
Ratsnest is identifying one airwire; I can't see it (I have turned
off the trace layers in an effort to aid in identifying its location).
SET CATCH_FACTOR 0; ROUTE (enter) click in board ...
or set
Options - Set - Misc - Catch factor = 0
ROUTE click in board ...
My opinion is that this is a bad solution to a common problem. I have
earlier suggested to emphasize very small segments of airwire much the same
way as 0-length airwires. Of course this will depend on zoom factor, but
should be doable.
I hope we will see an improvement in a future version.
"A. Zaffran" <alf@cadsoft.de> wrote in message
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Am 11.05.2011 21:05, schrieb tmartin:
>> What is the command or process to locate very small airwires?
Ratsnest is identifying one airwire; I can't see it (I have turned
off the trace layers in an effort to aid in identifying its location).
SET CATCH_FACTOR 0; ROUTE (enter) click in board ...
or set
Options - Set - Misc - Catch factor = 0
ROUTE click in board ...
My opinion is that this is a bad solution to a common problem. I have
earlier suggested to emphasize very small segments of airwire much the same
way as 0-length airwires. Of course this will depend on zoom factor, but
should be doable.
I hope we will see an improvement in a future version.
Thanks Alf_Z. Found the airwire. The next trick is to find the location to mark the question as answered.
tmartin wrote:
What is the command or process to locate very small airwires? Ratsnest is identifying
one airwire; I can't see it (I have turned off the trace layers in an effort to aid in identifying
its location).
their is ftp://ftp.cadsoft.de/eagle/userfiles/ulp/zoom-unrouted.ulp
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