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Using Eagle 7.2.0 schematic modules (hobbyist version) ... net names in module, are different from net names on a board?

Former Member
Former Member over 10 years ago

From a current project Version 7.2.0, Eagle Hobbyist.

 

In schematic module (say "AB-CDEF-1") net name is "SW1". This is is visible and can be manipulated routed, changed, etc. as normal. in a PCB layout. It is always showing up as AB-CDEF-1:SW1

 

I want to add in a extra polygon and VIAS on the board (power plane) to this net. What do I name it?

 

I named it "SW1", and the result is nada.

 

I name is "AB-CDEF-1:SW1" and the result is violation of naming protocols, as ':' is not permitted.

 

I edited the XML file of the pcb board file directly and it failed to load, saying I changed its tags...

 

 

So what do I do with the two unconnected nets? Where do I put a VIA on a PCB that is connected to a network wire that is in the module ?

 

<signal name="AB-CDEF-1:SW1">

<polygon width="0" layer="1">

<vertex x="119.678" y="93.154"/>

<vertex x="125.456" y="93.154"/>

<vertex x="126.1592" y="92.019"/>

<vertex x="126.1592" y="78.058"/>

<vertex x="119.674" y="78.058"/>

</polygon>

<via x="123.3805" y="81.7626" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="122.047" y="81.6991" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="120.8405" y="81.6991" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="120.777" y="80.4291" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="122.047" y="80.4291" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="123.3805" y="80.4291" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="123.3805" y="79.1591" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="122.047" y="79.0956" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="120.777" y="79.1591" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="123.3805" y="83.0326" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="122.1105" y="83.0961" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="120.777" y="83.0961" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="124.7775" y="90.5891" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="123.952" y="90.5891" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="123.825" y="89.6366" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="123.825" y="88.6841" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="123.825" y="87.8586" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="123.8885" y="87.0331" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="123.952" y="86.0806" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="124.968" y="85.9536" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="124.5235" y="81.7626" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="124.5235" y="80.4291" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

<via x="124.5235" y="79.2226" extent="1-16" drill="0.2032" diameter="0.6096"/>

</signal>

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    0 Former Member over 10 years ago

    here is a better picture / explanation: Wire "SW1" is Connected to PIN #2 of a device and multiple pins of power regulator, as shown (inverted view due to components on the other side of the PCB). I needed the VIAS to be the same net name as that wire.

     

    SW1 is the original wire, in the module. image

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