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Ripup = Delete?

autodeskguest

Eagle 5.2.0 Professional

 

When ripping up traces in the board editor, if you hit ripup too many times

it deletes the airwire also (or at least I can't see it anymore). After

routing I still can't see this connection being made. How do I get the wire

back?

 

I have tried to delete the component in the scematic and replace, but it

still leaves the component with one displayed connection. ERC and does not

complain about unconnected pins though.

 

TIA.

Eldon.

 

 

 

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  • On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 10:02:11 -0500, "Eldon Hiebert"

    <eldon.hiebert@baronservices.com> wrote:

     

    Eagle 5.2.0 Professional

     

    When ripping up traces in the board editor, if you hit ripup too many times

    it deletes the airwire also (or at least I can't see it anymore). After

    routing I still can't see this connection being made. How do I get the wire

    back?...

     

    I could not duplicate that behavior.  When I ripup a trace, it

    replaces that trace with an airwire.  If I ripup an airwire, it rips

    up other traces in the same net, but still leaves an airwire.  The

    only time I have ever seen an airwire totally disappear with ripup is

    if I have ripped up a redundant connection (such as often happens with

    ground or power).  Then the remaining airwires will be the minimum

    needed to connect all the points in a given net.

     

    Robert Scott

    Real-Time Specialties

    Ypsilanti, Michigan

     

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  • On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 10:02:11 -0500, "Eldon Hiebert"

    <eldon.hiebert@baronservices.com> wrote:

     

    Eagle 5.2.0 Professional

     

    When ripping up traces in the board editor, if you hit ripup too many times

    it deletes the airwire also (or at least I can't see it anymore). After

    routing I still can't see this connection being made. How do I get the wire

    back?...

     

    I could not duplicate that behavior.  When I ripup a trace, it

    replaces that trace with an airwire.  If I ripup an airwire, it rips

    up other traces in the same net, but still leaves an airwire.  The

    only time I have ever seen an airwire totally disappear with ripup is

    if I have ripped up a redundant connection (such as often happens with

    ground or power).  Then the remaining airwires will be the minimum

    needed to connect all the points in a given net.

     

    Robert Scott

    Real-Time Specialties

    Ypsilanti, Michigan

     

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