Inconsistency between sch and pcb

martinph over 9 years ago

Hi all,

As a new user to Eagle 7 i've started with a small schematic to make my own pcb.

Drawing a schematic was very easy for me.

After quite a few efforts (reading Help and this forum) I finally got rid of the "No supply pins for........." errors.

Then I switched to the pcb - moved the parts into place and ran the autorouter (medium level).

To my surprise, both ic's do not have their power pins connected.

Am I doing something wrong? Or are there some kind of rules which I did not follow?

See attached both .sch and .brd.

Awaiting a reply,

Regards, Martin.

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MMDec2.zip

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0 Former Member over 9 years ago

Help invoke?
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0 martinph over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

You call that a solution?

Tell me: what search words do I have to use?

Martin.
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0 autodeskguest over 9 years ago in reply to martinph

Martin Philips wrote:
You call that a solution?

In a word, yes. Have you tried actually typing "help invoke" in
EAGLE?

Step by step hand holding:
type "invoke" or click the invoke icon (right next to the split icon)
click on the first IC choose the appropriate pin and place it somewhere on
your schematic repeat for all required pins repeat for all ICs add power
and ground connections to schematic along with headers, regulators, etc
connect as appropriate switch to board and route traces, creating
polygon(s) as needed

(It's the middle of the night, so I may not be completely coherent.
Hopefully, that's good enough to give you the general idea...)

Regards,
Doug
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0 martinph over 9 years ago in reply to autodeskguest

Hi,

Sorry for my first reaction - I did not understand the word "invoke" (me being a dutch guy)

Applied the invoke function - after a few minutes all power lines are now connected.
PCB is now ready to be made.

Thanks.

Martin.
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0 martinph over 9 years ago in reply to autodeskguest

Hi,

Sorry for my first reaction - I did not understand the word "invoke" (me being a dutch guy)

Applied the invoke function - after a few minutes all power lines are now connected.
PCB is now ready to be made.

Thanks.

Martin.
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