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| Subject: | [geda-help] Re: Wire bridges in gschem? |
| From: | HansFong <hansfong AT zonnet DOT nl> |
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Hello all,
Thanks for the replies, some of which were a little over my head, some
left me with more questions.
The testpin symbol is a ready-made solution for one of my problems,
although I find it puzzling that there are no footprints for this symbol
in the standard installation.
Bert Timmermans and Phil Taylor basically wrote the solution that I
first had in mind, but the way to achieve this is still a question for
me. Bert wrote:
"/I use two single pin symbols in the schematic and connect (and place a
text "wire bridge"). I use two single pin footprints in the pcb layout
and draw the "wire" on a separate layer and silkscreen./"
Where can I find pin symbols? In gschem I couldn't find them and the
symbols under Input/Output (generic) didn't work for me, even when I
assigned a footprint to them (I used a footprint of a single pin
header). Is this a case of rolling your own?
In the mean time I used pin headers as a temporary solution and it
works. The board is a double layer hobby project in order to learn to
use gEDA, so it doesn't need to be professional, but still.... I want to
get it right.
Hans
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Hello all,<br>
<br>
Thanks for the replies, some of which were a little over my head,
some left me with more questions.<br>
<br>
The testpin symbol is a ready-made solution for one of my problems,
although I find it puzzling that there are no footprints for this
symbol in the standard installation.<br>
<br>
Bert Timmermans and Phil Taylor basically wrote the solution that I
first had in mind, but the way to achieve this is still a question
for me. Bert wrote:<br>
<br>
"<i>I use two single pin symbols in the schematic and connect (and
place a text "wire bridge"). I use two single pin footprints in
the pcb layout and draw the "wire" on a separate layer and
silkscreen.</i>"<br>
<br>
Where can I find pin symbols? In gschem I couldn't find them and the
symbols under Input/Output (generic) didn't work for me, even when I
assigned a footprint to them (I used a footprint of a single pin
header). Is this a case of rolling your own? <br>
<br>
In the mean time I used pin headers as a temporary solution and it
works. The board is a double layer hobby project in order to learn
to use gEDA, so it doesn't need to be professional, but still.... I
want to get it right.<br>
<br>
Hans<br>
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