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How to I create a symbol/footprint for a plug in module?

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Former Member over 11 years ago

Hi,

 

We are using the Danville Signal Dspblok 21489 module and we need to create a symbol and footprint.  It has multiple header connectors of various sizes.  I have created symbols and footprints for single connector parts but how do I create multiple connector parts/module?  Can I preserve the multiple connector names in the footprint?  LIke JH1, JH2, JH3 etc?....or do I have to call the collection of headers say JH1 and the go though and number the pins consecutively as I go through the various connectors?

Or am I missing something completely?

 

Thanks!

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  • kikoun
    0 kikoun over 11 years ago

    Hi,

    for symbol, it's quite easy. When you create a device, you can add as many symbol as need. (for example, Quad amplifier, include 1 symbol  for power connections, and 4 same symbols for each gate. You can proceed in the same way. You create a device with n time the symbol you already created, you names them JH1, JH2 etc...

    If in your single header symbol you named the pin 1, 2, 3 etc... then in you final device, the pin will be name JH1.1, JH1.2,... JH2.1, JH2.2.....

     

    But you can associate 1 footprint only. So the best way is to create a complete 1 footprint. You simply use the header footprint you have made, for copy/paste operation. (You open you foot print, you select all, and copy the group, then open the complete footprint and paste and many time you need at the right place).

     

    Guillaume Barrey

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