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How do i connect slightly misaligned nets?

gbosch
gbosch over 11 years ago

Some components don't align to the grid as they should. How can i connect them anyway?

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    0 autodeskguest over 11 years ago

    Gerrit Bosch wrote:

    Some component don'ts align to the grid as they should. How can i

    connect them anyway?

     

    schematic or board?

     

    in the schematic part should always be in the grid. If not the library

    needs fixing.

     

    in the board during routing of existing nets, the track will snap to

    the pin if you are near enough.

    That creates small track segments to connect the on-grid track to the

    off-grid pin. To avoid them start routing on the pin.

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    Lorenz

     

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    0 gbosch over 11 years ago in reply to autodeskguest

    Thanks for your answer.

    It's in the schematic where the parts are not aligned in the grid. Possibly due to mixed measurement systems. mm/inch conversions. How do i fix this?

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    0 autodeskguest over 11 years ago in reply to gbosch

    On 19/02/2014 2:17 p.m., Gerrit Bosch wrote:

    Thanks for your answer.

    It's in the schematic where the parts are not aligned in the grid.

    Possibly due to mixed measurement systems. mm/inch conversions. How do i

    fix this?

     

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    By convention the libraries are designed on a 0.1inch grid for the

    schematic symbols. The pins end up on that 0.1" grid.

     

    If you had your schematic set to anything other than 0.1" then  you

    would need to get the parts back onto the grid.

     

    So I suspect the following will be  your solution.

    Set the grid of the schematic to 0.1"

    Then select MOVE

    HOLD down the CTL key and then click on the origins of the parts. They

    should snap to the grid.

     

    Then you need to repair the nets that are floating. Probably easier to

    delete and replace them.

     

     

    HTH

    Warren

     

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  • gbosch
    0 gbosch over 11 years ago in reply to autodeskguest

    Ok! This makes editing fun.

    Thank you!

    Gerrit.

     

    BTW: Use the COMMAND key in the Mac version.

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    0 Former Member over 11 years ago

    Of course it's easiest and most compatible with others to work on the grid. However, there are a couple of tricks if you really must go off grid.

    1) Set the Alt grid to "Finest" in the grid definition dialogue box and drag things into position. Then use the Junction tool to make sure nets are connected.

    2) Use the Info tool to directly edit the Position (x,y) coordinates.

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