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Airwire/Ratsnest problem with jumper

autodeskguest

I don't have very much experience with Eagle so I think there may be a

simple solution for this. It is a project for school. If you open the

picture attached you can see that after adding a jumper, that airwire

seems to have forgotten where it belongs.

 

Wayland

 

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  • Paul Romanyszyn wrote:

    Wayland Bugg wrote:

    Sorry, I thought it was obvious. In the picture attached, I have

    highlighted an airwires with "Show objects" to demonstrate that the

    highlighted portion is no longer considered by Eagle to be part of

    what I am now guessing is called a net. Ratsnest will not calculate

    the shortest path. You can see that it is a much shorter path to go

    from R2/R3 to C2, instead of all the way over to C1. I used "Wire" and

    not "Net" to create the schematic. I added the jumper after creating

    the schematic by deleting a section of wire and re-wiring through the

    jumper.

     

    Wayland

    Try to bottom post. Each side of the jumper is a different net since you

    broke the net and inserted the jumper. So the rats nest air wires look

    correct to me. Highlight the other side of the jumper and see what

    should be connected. Also do the same in the sch.

    Paul R.

     

    This worked perfectly on at least 5 other jumpers but not this one. How

    do I get the jumper to be part of the net? Whats the right way to add a

    jumper?

     

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  • Paul Romanyszyn wrote:

    Wayland Bugg wrote:

    Sorry, I thought it was obvious. In the picture attached, I have

    highlighted an airwires with "Show objects" to demonstrate that the

    highlighted portion is no longer considered by Eagle to be part of

    what I am now guessing is called a net. Ratsnest will not calculate

    the shortest path. You can see that it is a much shorter path to go

    from R2/R3 to C2, instead of all the way over to C1. I used "Wire" and

    not "Net" to create the schematic. I added the jumper after creating

    the schematic by deleting a section of wire and re-wiring through the

    jumper.

     

    Wayland

    Try to bottom post. Each side of the jumper is a different net since you

    broke the net and inserted the jumper. So the rats nest air wires look

    correct to me. Highlight the other side of the jumper and see what

    should be connected. Also do the same in the sch.

    Paul R.

     

    This worked perfectly on at least 5 other jumpers but not this one. How

    do I get the jumper to be part of the net? Whats the right way to add a

    jumper?

     

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