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I need to create a custom component pad but how do I assign the pin name/

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After the customer component pad is created, how do I assign the pin name or number to it so it will match the symbol?

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    0 dukepro over 11 years ago

    On 04/25/2014 05:10 PM, Sean Chew wrote:

    After the customer component pad is created, how do I assign the pin

    name or number to it so it will match the symbol?

     

    You've created a symbol with pins, and a package with pads.  The

    next step is to create a device.  Add the symbol to the device, then

    add the package to the device.  Use the "Connect" button to connect the

    pins in the symbol to the pads in the package.

     

    Don't forget to set the prefix for the reference designator.  This is

    how resistors start with "R", capacitors start with "C", and such.  If

    this is not set, eagle defaults to "U$" for the prefix.

     

    HTH,

        - Chuck

     

     

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    0 dukepro over 11 years ago

    On 04/25/2014 05:10 PM, Sean Chew wrote:

    After the customer component pad is created, how do I assign the pin

    name or number to it so it will match the symbol?

     

    You've created a symbol with pins, and a package with pads.  The

    next step is to create a device.  Add the symbol to the device, then

    add the package to the device.  Use the "Connect" button to connect the

    pins in the symbol to the pads in the package.

     

    Don't forget to set the prefix for the reference designator.  This is

    how resistors start with "R", capacitors start with "C", and such.  If

    this is not set, eagle defaults to "U$" for the prefix.

     

    HTH,

        - Chuck

     

     

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