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Markus Friedrich: /* The Package generator dialog */

2018-09-11T07:20:01Z

The Package generator dialog

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	[[Image:ghsgenerator3_e.jpg\|750px\|The dialog for a DIL]]<br>Image: The dialog for a DIL<br><br><br>		[[Image:ghsgenerator3_e.jpg\|750px\|The dialog for a DIL]]<br>Image: The dialog for a DIL<br><br><br>

	The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that there is no inch-scale here. The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting. The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished. [[Image:Ghsgenerator4_e.jpg\|Generate the desired package\|none]]Image: Generate the desired package in order to save it under an individual name. The more information you add, the better. You will find the package now in the range of designated package types by the particularly given name.<br><br>		The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that there is no inch-scale here. The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting. The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished.<br><br>

			[[Image:Ghsgenerator4_e.jpg\|Generate the desired package\|none]]Image: Generate the desired package in order to save it under an individual name.<br><br>

			The more information you add to the dialog above, the better. You will find the package now in the range of designated package types by the particularly given name.<br><br>

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Markus Friedrich: /* The Package generator dialog */

2018-09-11T07:18:31Z

The Package generator dialog

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	[[Image:ghsgenerator3_e.jpg\|750px\|The dialog for a DIL]]<br>Image: The dialog for a DIL<br><br><br>		[[Image:ghsgenerator3_e.jpg\|750px\|The dialog for a DIL]]<br>Image: The dialog for a DIL<br><br><br>

	The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that there is no inch-scale here. The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting. The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished. [[Image:Ghsgenerator4_e.jpg\|Generate the desired package\|none]]Image: Generate the desired package in order to save it under an individual name. The more information you add, the better. You will find the package now in the range of designated package types by the particularly given name.<br><br><br>		The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that there is no inch-scale here. The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting. The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished. [[Image:Ghsgenerator4_e.jpg\|Generate the desired package\|none]]Image: Generate the desired package in order to save it under an individual name. The more information you add, the better. You will find the package now in the range of designated package types by the particularly given name.<br><br>

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	== Quick creation of a package using the N-Pole type ==		== Quick creation of a package using the N-Pole type ==

Markus Friedrich: /* The Package generator dialog */

2018-09-11T07:16:24Z

The Package generator dialog

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	[[Image:ghsgenerator3_e.jpg\|750px\|The dialog for a DIL]]<br>Image: The dialog for a DIL<br><br><br>		[[Image:ghsgenerator3_e.jpg\|750px\|The dialog for a DIL]]<br>Image: The dialog for a DIL<br><br><br>

	The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that there is no inch-scale here. The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting. The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished. [[Image:Ghsgenerator4_e.jpg\|Generate the desired package\|none]]Image: Generate the desired package in order to save it under an individual name. The more information you add, the better. You will find the package now in the range of designated package types by the particularly given name.<br><br><br>		The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that there is no inch-scale here. The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting. The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished. [[Image:Ghsgenerator4_e.jpg\|Generate the desired package\|none]]Image: Generate the desired package in order to save it under an individual name. The more information you add, the better. You will find the package now in the range of designated package types by the particularly given name.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* The Package generator dialog */

2018-09-11T07:15:02Z

The Package generator dialog

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	[[Image:ghsgenerator3_e.jpg\|750px\|The dialog for a DIL]]<br>Image: The dialog for a DIL<br><br><br>		[[Image:ghsgenerator3_e.jpg\|750px\|The dialog for a DIL]]<br>Image: The dialog for a DIL<br><br><br>
	The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that ~~metric scale has prevailed against inch in component drawing. There~~ is no inch-scale here.~~<br><br>~~The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting.		The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that there is no inch-scale here. The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting. The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished. [[Image:Ghsgenerator4_e.jpg\|Generate the desired package\|none]]Image: Generate the desired package in order to save it under an individual name. The more information you add, the better. You will find the package now in the range of designated package types by the particularly given name.<br><br><br>
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	The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished. ~~<br><br>~~

	[[Image:Ghsgenerator4_e.jpg\|Generate the desired package\|none]]Image: Generate the desired package in order to save it under an individual name. The more information you add, the better. You will find the package now in the range of designated package types by the particularly given name.<br><br><br>

	== Quick creation of a package using the N-Pole type ==		== Quick creation of a package using the N-Pole type ==

Markus Friedrich: /* The Package generator dialog */

2018-09-11T07:12:22Z

The Package generator dialog

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	The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that metric scale has prevailed against inch in component drawing. There is no inch-scale here.<br><br>The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting.		The button '''Unit mm''' (top center) wants to make clear that metric scale has prevailed against inch in component drawing. There is no inch-scale here.<br><br>The buttons '''Default''', '''Load''', '''Save''' in the center of the dialog refer to the set of values currently entered. One can save certain sets of values under an individual name and load them again. Or you might use the default setting.
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	The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished. ~~Regarding~~ the ~~buttons '''Edit''' and '''Debug''' please see~~ the ~~chapters below~~.<br><br>		The button '''Generate!''' opens the well known dialog for saving the part to the data base. Component type, component name, package description and manufacturer can be entered as usual and the process is finished. <br><br>

			[[Image:Ghsgenerator4_e.jpg\|Generate the desired package\|none]]Image: Generate the desired package in order to save it under an individual name. The more information you add, the better. You will find the package now in the range of designated package types by the particularly given name.<br><br><br>

	== Quick creation of a package using the N-Pole type ==		== Quick creation of a package using the N-Pole type ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Quick creation of a package using the N-Pole type */

2018-09-11T06:42:04Z

Quick creation of a package using the N-Pole type

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	The idea is simply to have a package outline with a certain kind and number of pads in a row. You can import this "raw blank" to a layout, finish it correctly there by pushing the pads on their correct place and save it again under a certain name. It might be the fact that the package won't come perfectly from the generator but the generator itself already has done a lot of constructive work. Now you might do corrections in the layout and save the part again. As you might know in the layout you can refine any part at any time and save it again (overwrite it or save it by a ~~diferent~~ name).<br><br><br>		The idea is simply to have a package outline with a certain kind and number of pads in a row. You can import this "raw blank" to a layout, finish it correctly there by pushing the pads on their correct place and save it again under a certain name. It might be the fact that the package won't come perfectly from the generator but the generator itself already has done a lot of constructive work. Now you might do corrections in the layout and save the part again. As you might know in the layout you can refine any part at any time and save it again (overwrite it or save it by a different name).<br><br><br>

	== How to create a package script ==		== How to create a package script ==

Markus Friedrich: /* The Package generator dialog */

2018-09-11T06:39:07Z

The Package generator dialog

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	[[Image:ghsgenerator_e.jpg\|750px\|The package generator dialog]]<br>Image: The package generator dialog<br><br><br>		[[Image:ghsgenerator_e.jpg\|750px\|The package generator dialog]]<br>Image: The package generator dialog<br><br><br>
	The dialog consists of four sections. Starting from the left: A list of various defaults to the left where you '''select your desired type''' of component. Right beside a technical drawing containing the definition of the parameters of the part. Such a drawing can be found in every data sheet. This image can not be modified here. In the ~~center of the dialog~~ you see the list of parameters, where all values according to the specifications of the data sheet can be entered. It is the basis for how the package later will look like. The abbreviations left of the equal sign are the same as in the technical drawing left of it. Up to the right the package image can be seen the way it appears in the layout later. Below the 3D image is shown.<br><br>		The dialog consists of four sections. Starting from the left: A list of various defaults to the left where you '''select your desired type''' of component. Right beside a technical drawing containing the definition of the parameters of the part. Such a drawing can be found in every data sheet. This image can not be modified here. Right beside the technical drawing you see the list of parameters, where all values according to the specifications of the data sheet can be entered. It is the basis for how the package later will look like. The abbreviations left of the equal sign are the same as in the technical drawing left of it. Up to the right the package image can be seen the way it appears in the layout later. Below the 3D image is shown.<br><br>

	~~The~~ component type ~~to be created can be selected~~ from the list top left:		Please select the default component type from the list top left:

	[[Image:ghsgenerator2_d.png\|The list of component types]]<br>Image: The list of component types<br><br>		[[Image:ghsgenerator2_d.png\|The list of component types]]<br>Image: The list of component types<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* The Package generator dialog */

2018-09-11T06:33:34Z

The Package generator dialog

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	[[Image:ghsgenerator_e.jpg\|750px\|The package generator dialog]]<br>Image: The package generator dialog<br><br><br>		[[Image:ghsgenerator_e.jpg\|750px\|The package generator dialog]]<br>Image: The package generator dialog<br><br><br>
	The dialog consists of four sections. Starting from the left: A list of various defaults to the left where you '''select your desired type''' of component. Right beside a technical drawing containing the definition of the parameters of the part. Such a drawing can be found in ~~any~~ data sheet. This image can not be modified here. ~~Center-right~~ of the dialog you see the list of parameters, where all values according to the specifications of the data sheet can be entered. It is the basis for how the package later will look like. The abbreviations left of the equal sign are the same as in the technical drawing left of it. Up to the right the package image can be seen the way it appears in the layout later. Below the 3D image is shown.<br><br>		The dialog consists of four sections. Starting from the left: A list of various defaults to the left where you '''select your desired type''' of component. Right beside a technical drawing containing the definition of the parameters of the part. Such a drawing can be found in every data sheet. This image can not be modified here. In the center of the dialog you see the list of parameters, where all values according to the specifications of the data sheet can be entered. It is the basis for how the package later will look like. The abbreviations left of the equal sign are the same as in the technical drawing left of it. Up to the right the package image can be seen the way it appears in the layout later. Below the 3D image is shown.<br><br>

	The component type to be created can be selected from the list top left:		The component type to be created can be selected from the list top left:

Markus Friedrich: /* The Package generator dialog */

2018-09-11T06:30:47Z

The Package generator dialog

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	[[Image:ghsgenerator_e.jpg\|750px\|The package generator dialog]]<br>Image: The package generator dialog<br><br><br>		[[Image:ghsgenerator_e.jpg\|750px\|The package generator dialog]]<br>Image: The package generator dialog<br><br><br>
	The dialog consists of four sections. Starting from the left: A list of various defaults to the left where you select your desired type of component. Right beside a technical drawing containing the definition of the parameters of the part. Such a drawing can be found in any data sheet. This image can not be modified here. Center-right of the dialog you see the list of parameters, where all values according to the specifications of the data sheet can be entered. It is the basis for how the package later will look like. The abbreviations left of the equal sign are the same as in the technical drawing left of it. Up to the right the package image can be seen the way it appears in the layout later. Below the 3D image is shown.<br><br>		The dialog consists of four sections. Starting from the left: A list of various defaults to the left where you '''select your desired type''' of component. Right beside a technical drawing containing the definition of the parameters of the part. Such a drawing can be found in any data sheet. This image can not be modified here. Center-right of the dialog you see the list of parameters, where all values according to the specifications of the data sheet can be entered. It is the basis for how the package later will look like. The abbreviations left of the equal sign are the same as in the technical drawing left of it. Up to the right the package image can be seen the way it appears in the layout later. Below the 3D image is shown.<br><br>

	The component type to be created can be selected from the list top left:		The component type to be created can be selected from the list top left:

Ralf at 10:45, 20 December 2017

2017-12-20T10:45:51Z

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	<big><b>Get footprint pattern and 3D model.</b></big><br><b>Select default from the list. Enter dimensions. Done.</b><br><br>		<big><b>Get footprint pattern and 3D model.</b></big><br><b>Select default from the list. Enter dimensions. Done.</b><br><br>

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