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CircuitStudio "Update components from library" issue

cromind_jsc
cromind_jsc over 7 years ago

Hi everyone!

I'm new to CS and have now started creating my first design and creating libraries.

The version is: 1.5.1 (Build 13)

 

Today I came across an issue when updating a component from library. A very similar issue has been already addressed last year in this discussion CircuitStudio Update Schematic Issue . The issue was solved with an CS update but it won't help me obviously since I'm working with a much later version and there is no update pending. 

 

In this particular case there are two schematic libraries: one containing transistors and the other one OpAmps. Components from both libraries are used in the schematic doc. Now I needed to make changes on the transistor symbol and have used the function "Update Schematics" (Home/Schematics/Update Schematics). Unfortunately, the function has changed not only the transistor but also the OpAmp (inserted two transistors in fact, since the OpAmp is made of two parts). Both transistor and the OpAmp have the same footprint.

 

It happens both ways every time I press "Update Schematics" independent whether there was any change or not.

 

Maybe I'm doing something wrong?

 

Thank you!!!
Johann

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    0 e14softwareuk over 7 years ago

    Hi Johann. It is perfectly normal to use multiple libraries (although don't create one library per component) and have multiple symbols all using the same footprint. I would suggest checking the Symbol Reference field in the schematic library editor (Home | Library | Component Properties) to make sure every symbol is different.

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    0 cromind_jsc over 7 years ago in reply to e14softwareuk

    Thank you Peter for the quick answering!

    That was it. Too obvious but still I didn't see it.

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